Residents of adjacent areas were forced to evacuate due to the risk of new explosions; The threats are ongoing.
Seven people are considered disappearing after an explosion in a warehouse of fireworks in North California (USA). About this reference to the Fire Department and Office of State Fire Supervision reported by the TV Channel NBC news.
The incident took place in the area of Esparto, northern -west of Sacramento. Firefighters arrived in the area and discovered many explosions and a large -scale fire, covering several commercial buildings.
Later, the warehouse itself exploded, lifting a large ball of fire in the air. Currently, seven people remain missing. Savior cooperates with the warehouse owner to find people.
Residents of adjacent areas were forced to evacuate due to the risk of new explosions. The risk is reduced, but evacuation steps are ongoing. The assessment of risks continues in the area. The total fire area is about 80 hectares.
The investigation persists for reasons for the explosion. Law enforcement officials evaluated whether activities were carried out at the facility in accordance with licensing requirements.
Incision -Is separate: seven people remain missing after a massive explosion in a #fireworks Warehouse in #SespartoCa. The ongoing fire prevents fire staff from approaching.@Nbcnews pic.twitter.com/tc330s14em
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A warehouse of fireworks caught and exploded in the United States
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