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Two people have been taken to hospital and five others injured after a gas explosion on Friday morning at a pie factory in Huddersfield. Two people have been taken to hospital and five others injured after a gas explosion at a pie factory in Huddersfield.
The explosion happened at Andrew Jones Pies on Old Leeds road, close to the town centre just after 0500 BST.The explosion happened at Andrew Jones Pies on Old Leeds road, close to the town centre just after 0500 BST.
Firefighters from West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service are at the scene of the explosion with cutting gear and rescue equipment. Police said several people were in the building at the time of the explosion.
The fire service said the roof of the building had collapsed. The fire service said the roof had collapsed and specialist teams with cutting gear were at the scene to make the factory safe.
The Health and Safety Executive is investigating. More than 40 firefighters from West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service were called to the explosion.
Police said it was not being treated as suspicious.
The award winning Andrews Jones Pies has been established in the town for many years and supplies a number of supermarkets.
On its website, the company said: "Due to unforseen circumstances, the pie factory and our shops will remain closed until further notice."