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Several hurt in explosion at Nottinghamshire house Five injured in a house explosion in Nottinghamshire
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An explosion has injured several people at a house in Nottinghamshire, with some thought to be trapped inside. An explosion has injured five people at a house in Nottinghamshire, with searches still ongoing inside.
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.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 was rescued from the building by neighbours but others remain unaccounted for. Five people were taken to hospital, police said, but no more details have been released.
The police said they believe three or four people may have been hurt, but it is not known how seriously. Firefighters are searching the building for other victims. About 100 neighbours have been moved out of their homes.
A police spokesman said residents are being asked to stay indoors and keep windows closed to reduce the effects of dust and any gas fumes.
Isla McDonald, who lives opposite the damaged house, said: "We saw this smoke. A man was crawling through the debris and he was bleeding. The whole house had come down.Isla McDonald, who lives opposite the damaged house, said: "We saw this smoke. A man was crawling through the debris and he was bleeding. The whole house had come down.
"We got him out and carried him up the path away from the smoke. The whole of the house was on fire this side. It was so frightening."We got him out and carried him up the path away from the smoke. The whole of the house was on fire this side. It was so frightening.
"We put something on his head, he said 'My wife's upstairs and my granddad is in the cellar'," she added."We put something on his head, he said 'My wife's upstairs and my granddad is in the cellar'," she added.
Eduart Pergjejji also helped pull the man out of the rubble.
"The whole house was all down. It was insane," he said. "I've never seen anything like it. It's all down, the bricks have fallen on the street.
"It was really like a huge bomb exploding."
A police spokesman said residents are being asked to stay indoors and keep windows closed to reduce the effects of dust and any gas fumes.
The air ambulance has been seen leaving the scene and another helicopter returned to the street.
The fire service said it has specialist rescue equipment and four fire engines at the scene.The fire service said it has specialist rescue equipment and four fire engines at the scene.
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