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Several hurt in explosion at Nottinghamshire house Several hurt in explosion at Nottinghamshire house
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An explosion has been reported at a house in Nottinghamshire with multiple casualties. An explosion has injured several people at a house in Nottinghamshire, with some thought to be trapped inside.
The county's fire service said the home in Wright Street, Newark, was severely damaged in the blast. The county's fire service said the home in Wright Street, Newark, was severely damaged in the blast, thought to be caused by gas, at 17:10 BST.
One person has been rescued from the building but other people remain unaccounted for. One person has been rescued from the building but others remain unaccounted for.
The explosion was reported at about 17:10 BST on Sunday. The police said they believe three or four people may have been hurt, but it is not known how seriously.
A police spokesman said neighbours are being asked to stay indoors and keep windows closed to reduce the effects of dust and any gas fumes.
The fire service said it has specialist rescue equipment and four fire engines at the scene.
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