US EditionSeven Los Angeles firefighters injured in explosion of burning truck's fuel tank
- Seven Los Angeles firefighters were injured, two critically, when an explosion occurred while responding to a burning truck with pressurized cylinders.
- The explosion occurred in the Wilmington area and was caused by one of the truck's natural gas tanks. Six firefighters were taken to the hospital.
- The truck was completely destroyed and a small flame continued to burn in the wreckage. The surrounding circumstances leading up to the incident are still unknown.
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abc 6 Philadelphia9 firefighters hurt, 2 critically, in Los Angeles area explosion involving natural gas cylinder
A massive explosion involving a pressurized cylinder on a semitruck in the Los Angeles area on Thursday morning left nine firefighters injured, including two who were critically hurt, officials said.
·Chicago, United States
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Седморо ватрогасаца повређено је данас, а двоје је у критичном стању након експлозије камиона у Лос Анђелесу, саопштила је Ватрогасна бригада тог америчког града.
·Belgrade, Serbia
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Two L.A. firefighters critically injured, several others hurt in vehicle explosion in Wilmington
Several Los Angeles firefighters were injured in an explosion while they were trying to put out a truck fire, authorities said.
·Los Angeles, United States
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