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Emergency services at scene of explosion in Clackmannanshire Emergency services at scene of explosion in Clackmannanshire
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Police are urging the public to avoid the area
Emergency services are responding to reports of an explosion and fire at a house in Clackmannanshire.Emergency services are responding to reports of an explosion and fire at a house in Clackmannanshire.
Police Scotland said it was alerted at about 18:00 that a building had been badly damaged in Kellie Place in Alloa.Police Scotland said it was alerted at about 18:00 that a building had been badly damaged in Kellie Place in Alloa.
Several roads are closed, including the A907, B9096, Kellie Place and Tullibody Road in the town. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said 11 vehicles had been sent including specialist units.
Reports on social media said a large number of emergency vehicles were at the scene. Members of the public were urged to avoid the area. Several roads are closed, including the A907, B9096, Kellie Place and Tullibody Road in the town and the public are urged to avoid the area.
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said it had sent a number of resources including specialist urban search and rescue units and a heavy rescue unit. The fire service said specialist urban search and rescue units and a heavy rescue unit were among the resources it had deployed.
A spokesperson said: "Crews are working with emergency service partners to make the area safe."A spokesperson said: "Crews are working with emergency service partners to make the area safe."
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