Six Injured, Two Firefighters Among Victims in Austin House Explosion

Explosion Levels Home, Causes Partial Collapse of Another; Debris and Fires Scatter the Area

AUSTIN – A devastating house explosion in Austin left six people injured, including two firefighters who were responding to the scene. The explosion, which occurred on Sunday, resulted in one home being completely destroyed, while another nearby house was partially collapsed due to the blast’s force.

Witnesses reported scenes of debris scattered across the area, along with small fires burning in the aftermath. A charred car was also seen near the explosion site, further highlighting the extent of the destruction.

Firefighters and emergency responders arrived quickly at the scene, working to extinguish the flames and search for additional survivors. While the cause of the explosion remains under investigation, officials have confirmed that the two firefighters injured were treated at the scene for non-life-threatening injuries.

This explosion marks a significant emergency response effort, as authorities work to clear debris and secure the area for further investigations. The community remains on edge as investigators continue to determine the cause and ensure no additional hazards exist.
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