[Mr.NoCredit]

Fuckin A~ Now you see it, now you don’t.

[zeb247]

Yup. Gas explosion.

[Vixənn]

gettheghost

I went ahead & rotated the video for you. (: just in case i'm not the only one who prefers not to have to crank my neck or turn my phone to view something.

[kellyhound]

A jdam would be jealous

[gettheghost]

Damn. I was certain I rotated it prior to posting. That’s what I get for using the last 5 mins of my lunch break to be a degenerate. Thanks!

Originally Posted by Vixənn ↗

gettheghost

I went ahead & rotated the video for you. (: just in case i'm not the only one who prefers not to have to crank my neck or turn my phone to view something.

[Knowbody]

Someones saying these homes are built atop old abandoned mines.

[wmSgt]

Cause turned out to be a water heater explosion.

[kellyhound]

A sixth person died after a house exploded in Plum borough's Rustic Ridge community exploded.

The Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Officer identified the first five victims as 38-year-old woman C. C, 12-year-old K. C, 51-year-old woman H. O, 55-year-old K. S. and 57-year-old M.T.

The sixth victim, identified as 56-year-old P. O, died on Wednesday at UPMC Mercy. The cause and manner of death for the victims are pending.

Peoples Gas President Michael Huwar said over the weekend that crews immediately began checking the area for leakage, including smell checks and checks underground and in the air, and said that early reports show that the system was operating as designed.

In a release late Monday, the county said the home where the explosion happened was having "hot water tank issues." The tank was in the basement.

Three days after the deadly house explosion in Plum's Rustic Ridge neighborhood, crews investigated two gas leaks in Plum's Regency Park neighborhood on Tuesday.

One leak was along Kathy Lynn Drive and the other was at Crestview and Mower drives. The Regency Park and Rustic Ridge neighborhoods are about a 10-minute drive apart.

Neighbors said they smelled gas Tuesday and called the gas company, which confirmed the leaks.

[houseoftechno]

PLUM, Pa. — 4:05 PM EDT Aug 18, 2023

Gov. Josh Shapiro is directing the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection to launch an investigation into last weekend's explosion that killed six people in Plum.

“Governor Shapiro is extremely concerned by the house explosion in Plum that took the lives of six Pennsylvanians and resulted in catastrophic damage to multiple homes," Will Simons, a spokesperson for Shapiro, said. "Governor Shapiro and the First Lady continue to pray for those who lost their loved ones and will continue to do everything in their power to support the Plum community.”

According to the Shapiro administration, the DEP will look for sources of methane gas near the homes like landfills, sewer lines, gas well and coal mining activities. They'll be able to identify the gas in soil or a structure with handheld gas detectors, and if enough gas is identified, they may sample it. The DEP says its inspectors are taking samples for lab analysis.

In a release, the agency announced its staff had begun inspecting abandoned wells and will continue searching for sources of potential natural gas.

Typical blue state Gov decision: Send the green team out to perform an EA five days after the Fire Marshall said the house was having "hot water tank issues." Our tax dollars at work.

[joos]

House was 100% gone in like 2 frames of video.