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A man has been seriously injured in a gas explosion in a block of flats in north-west London, police said.A man has been seriously injured in a gas explosion in a block of flats in north-west London, police said.
Emergency services are at Annan Court, Drinkwater Road, South Harrow, after reports a building collapsed. Emergency services are at Annan Court, Drinkwater Road, South Harrow, after reports that a building collapsed.
The blast happened at about 0800 GMT on Friday. Up to 35 fire fighters are at the scene. The blast happened at about 0800 GMT. Up to 35 fire fighters are at the scene.
London Fire Brigade said some people may be trapped in the block. A man in his 30s has received what are thought to be life-threatening injuries. London Fire Brigade (LFB) said some people may be trapped in the block. A man in his 30s is being treated for "fairly serious" injuries, police said.
A London Ambulance Service spokesman said a man was being treated for burns at the scene and that no fatalities had been reported. People removed
A member of the public called the paramedics to Scott Crescent, which is located next to Drinkwater Road to reports of a building collapse. A London Ambulance Service spokesman said that no fatalities had been reported.
He said: "We sent two ambulances, a fast response car, three hazardous area response team units and a duty manager. Our crews are treating a male patient for burns."He said: "We sent two ambulances, a fast response car, three hazardous area response team units and a duty manager. Our crews are treating a male patient for burns."
LFB said they have removed about 40 people from the building.
A LFB spokesman said: "Early reports suggest there has been serious structural damage to the building."