Natural Gas Explosion Texas

Deadly Dallas explosion leaves at least three dead

Company called 811 before work that led to natural gas leak, deadly Dallas apartment explosion

Before striking a pipeline, causing a natural gas leak and subsequent explosion, an engineering firm did follow proper protocol to begin work at a Dallas apartment building.

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At least four injured in gas explosion at Dallas apartment building

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Dallas gas explosion at apartment complex leaves 3 dead, sends multiple others to hospital

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Donation drive for victims of Dallas apartment explosion

The North Texas community is showing overwhelming support for families devastated by the Clyde Apartments explosion in Oak Cliff, donating tens of thousands of items to help those who lost everything.

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Survivor to speak, wrongful death lawsuit to be filed in deadly Dallas apartment explosion case

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Vigil honors mother, toddler killed in Dallas apartment explosion

Three killed, including child, in Dallas apartment explosion and fire

A natural gas explosion destroyed a Dallas apartment building on Thursday afternoon, killing at least one person and injuring four others, DFR confirms.

Oak Cliff Gas Explosion: Construction Crew Hits Pipeline, 3 Confirmed Killed, Including Child

A natural gas explosion destroyed a two-story apartment building in Dallas’ Oak Cliff neighborhood Thursday, killing three people.

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East Texas natural gas well explosion prompts evacuations in Nacogdoches County, officials say

Workers evacuated the natural gas well site without any injuries, according to the sheriff's office.

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3 killed in suspected gas explosion in Texas

At least three people have been killed and four others injured after a suspected gas explosion led to a massive fire at an apartment building in Dallas, Texas state of the United States, a media report said on Friday.

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Gas plant fire happens overnight in Greenwood; evacuation no longer in effect

GREENWOOD, Texas — On Tuesday night, around 6:30 p.m., a fire occurred at the Targa gas plant near the intersection of FM 1379 and ECR 120 in Greenwood, Texas. The fire, which was caused by a gas leak, was burning all night until 6:30 a.m. Wednesday ...