"Oklahoma Pipeline Explosion: Investigation and Firefighting Efforts"
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A pipeline explosion near the small town of Elmwood in Oklahoma's panhandle shot flames 500 feet into the air, reportedly visible from three states. No injuries were reported, and minimal damage occurred to the surrounding area. The official cause of the blast is still under investigation, but it is believed to have started after a feeder pipe leading into a larger main natural gas pipeline ruptured.
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