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At least four injured in gas explosion at Dallas apartment building

Three people were killed and at least five others were hospitalized when a gas explosion destroyed a Dallas apartment complex Thursday afternoon, city officials said.

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

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

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Dallas firefighters were preparing evacuation moments before deadly apartment blast, chief says

Firefighters responding to reports of a gas leak at a Dallas apartment complex had already arrived and were preparing to evacuate residents when the building exploded in a massive fireball, killing th...

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2 women, child who died in Oak Cliff apartment fire identified by family, friends

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Vigil honors victims of deadly Oak Cliff explosion

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Family remembers devoted mother and toddler killed in Dallas apartment explosion

Relatives say the loss of both mother and son has left them devastated as they continue to process the tragedy.

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3 people killed, 5 injured in gas explosion at Dallas apartment building

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Dallas firefighters suspend search, rescue of Oak Cliff fire. Focus now on investigation

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Family, friends mourn victims in Oak Cliff apartment explosion

Three people, including a child, were killed in an explosion at The Clyde apartments in the Oak Cliff area of Dallas on Thursday, May 28. At least five other people were injured in the blast and subsequent fire.

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Soil testers were drilling before gas explosion and fire leveled Oak Cliff apartment

A prospective buyer of the 23-unit apartment complex had commissioned the soil tests. Preliminary reports indicated that a natural gas pipeline may have been damaged.

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Hayward gas explosion: Desperate escape by severely injured victims described in lawsuit claiming PG&E sought to deceive investigators

When the suburban home near Hayward exploded in a fiery blast after a PG&E gas leak in December, resident Jesus Duenas “fell into the basement of the house and saw a red-hot pipe explode,” according to a lawsuit filed Wednesday claiming PG&E falsely claimed to federal investigators that before the explosion it tried to warn neighborhood residents of the leak.