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12. I think the article states there were no leaks outside the home - in the lines that feed

Wed Aug 16, 2023, 07:45 AM

Aug 2023

the neighborhood.

A significant amount of gas was in the house and caused that explosion.

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The article says that no gas leaks were found. usonian Aug 2023 #2

Yes, very troubling and tragic.. We'll learn more in time.. appalachiablue Aug 2023 #4

Oh boy....that is truly something for Pennsylvanians to ponder. OAITW r.2.0 Aug 2023 #5

That's VERY worrisome. usonian Aug 2023 #6

Never had gas....never wanted it. OAITW r.2.0 Aug 2023 #7

New England had oil. Or gas. usonian Aug 2023 #8

I just handed PG&E $300 for a heat wave month. usonian Aug 2023 #10

This wasn't the only home that blew up in the immediate area either. BlueIn_W_Pa Aug 2023 #11

Wow, that's scary, thanks for posting. appalachiablue Aug 2023 #13

Yeah, no ... there might be a little bit of deflection here FakeNoose Aug 2023 #14