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A house explosion in West Milford, New Jersey, left six people injured and the house heavily damaged. Five of the injured were transported to medical centers, while the sixth person refused further medical attention. The cause of the explosion is currently under investigation by West Milford fire marshals and detectives.
A home explosion in West Milford, New Jersey, resulted in five people being hospitalized, while one person refused medical attention. The house was heavily damaged, and the structure collapsed for an unknown reason. Authorities are conducting an investigation into the incident.
Five people were hospitalized after an explosion heavily damaged a house in West Milford, New Jersey. The cause of the explosion is currently unknown, and the incident is under investigation by local authorities.
A house explosion in West Milford, New Jersey, left five victims hospitalized and caused heavy damage to the residence. The cause of the explosion is currently unknown, and authorities are conducting an investigation. One person refused medical attention, while the other victims were transported to area hospitals. Emergency personnel are working at the scene, and residents in the area have been advised to avoid the affected road.
Five people were hospitalized and one person refused medical attention after a house exploded in West Milford, New Jersey. The structure collapsed from an unknown cause, and the investigation is being conducted by local and state authorities. Witnesses reported hearing and feeling a loud explosion, with one person describing their entire house shaking.
Crews are searching through the rubble after a possible house explosion in West Milford, New Jersey. Neighbors reported hearing a loud bang, and at least one person has been injured. The cause of the explosion is unknown at this time, but it is possible that construction was taking place.
A wildfire in West Milford, New Jersey has burned 972 acres and is 55% contained. Ten buildings are in the fire's path, with protection being provided by local volunteer fire departments. Evacuation orders have been lifted for four structures, while one remains evacuated. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
A wildfire in West Milford, New Jersey, has affected 720 acres and is 35% contained, making it the largest in northern New Jersey since 2010. The fire has spread to the east side of Echo Lake, threatening 10 structures and causing the evacuation of five structures. Firefighters are facing difficulties due to the rocky terrain of the area. No injuries have been reported.
A massive brush fire in West Milford, New Jersey, has spread to 140 acres and is not contained. Ten structures are threatened by the blaze, and visibility on Route 23 has been impacted. This is the second massive fire to rock the township in a month. Meanwhile, a wildfire in the Pine Barrens has spread across 3,859 acres of private, state, and federal land but is 75% contained.
A brush fire in West Milford, New Jersey, dubbed the "Kanouse Wildfire," has grown to 250 acres in size, threatening nearly a dozen homes or other structures. The New Jersey Forest Fire Service is working to build fire lines to contain the fire and prevent further spread. Northbound Route 23 remained closed between Germantown Road and Union Valley Road. All horses have been evacuated from Echo Lake Stables, and residents are advised to keep their windows closed to avoid smoke.
A brush fire in West Milford, New Jersey, has grown to 250 acres in size, threatening nearly a dozen homes or other structures. The State Forest Fire Service is on site to contain the fire and prevent further spread, and firefighters from various departments on both sides of the state line responded. All horses have been evacuated from Echo Lake Stables, and residents are advised to keep their windows closed to avoid smoke. Wildfires are common this time of year, which has kept firefighters on alert.
A brush fire in West Milford, New Jersey, dubbed the "Kanouse Wildfire," has grown to 250 acres in size, threatening nearly a dozen homes or other structures. The New Jersey Forest Fire Service is working to build fire lines to contain the fire and prevent further spread. Northbound Route 23 remains closed, and residents are advised to keep their windows closed to avoid smoke. All horses have been evacuated from Echo Lake Stables, and a team of engines from West Milford Volunteer fire companies are on site for structural protection.