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Girls badly burned in house blast Gas sniff theory follows blast
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Two teenage girls badly burned after a gas cylinder exploded in a derelict house in Belfast remain seriously ill. One possible line of inquiry into a house explosion in east Belfast is that young people were sniffing gas.
Two teenage girls were badly burned after a gas cylinder exploded in the derelict house.
The house on Tildarg Street, off the Woodstock Road, collapsed following the explosion on Sunday afternoon.The house on Tildarg Street, off the Woodstock Road, collapsed following the explosion on Sunday afternoon.
Three girls and two boys were in the house at the time, and police said one of them had been handling a gas cylinder. It had been on the market with a 6,000 sq ft development site to rear for £750,000.
Three girls and two boys were in the house at the time of the explosion, and police have confirmed that one of them had been handling a gas cylinder.
The other youths' injuries were not serious, but two others spent the night in hospital.The other youths' injuries were not serious, but two others spent the night in hospital.
More than 150 residents had to leave their homes, while the Woodstock Road was cordoned off.More than 150 residents had to leave their homes, while the Woodstock Road was cordoned off.
About 40 firefighters and a specialist rescue team were sent to the scene.About 40 firefighters and a specialist rescue team were sent to the scene.