California: Seven missing after explosion at fireworks warehouse in California
- On July 1, multiple explosions destroyed a fireworks warehouse in rural Yolo County near Esparto, igniting large fires and prompting a one-mile evacuation.
- The blasts occurred during a pyrotechnics storage fire, with the exact cause under investigation while officials dispelled plane crash rumors.
- Explosions shook homes within a 10-mile radius, ignited spot fires, damaged at least two homes, caused power outages for over 2,000 customers, and produced smoke visible miles away.
- Yolo County officials ordered evacuations and road closures, seven people remain unaccounted for, and investigators continue hazard assessments as fire crews maintain secure perimeters.
- The incident highlights strict state and federal fireworks regulations and rare firework facility explosions, while local agencies consider alternatives for upcoming Independence Day events.
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VIDEO — Officials: Human Remains Found After California Fireworks Warehouse Explosion
Officials have located human remains at the site in Esparto, California, where a fireworks warehouse exploded on Tuesday, rocking the community. The post VIDEO — Officials: Human Remains Found After California Fireworks Warehouse Explosion appeared first on Breitbart.
Human remains found at site of California fireworks warehouse explosion
Human remains have been found at the site of a massive fireworks warehouse explosion that detonated in Northern California earlier this week, and where seven people remained unaccounted for, officials said Friday
Northern California fireworks explosions: Human remains found amid search for 7 missing people
While searching for seven people who disappeared after massive explosions at a fireworks warehouse in California's Esparto area, the Yolo County Sheriff's Office confirmed on Friday that it had found human remains at the site.
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