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WATCH LIVE: Gas explosion at Dallas apartment complex prompts massive emergency response

A natural gas explosion has destroyed a residential building in the Oak Cliff area of Dallas, injuring at least one person. Dallas Fire-Rescue told NBC 5 they were called to a large fire triggered by a gas explosion at a residential building on East 9th Street near North Patton Avenue.

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Aerial footage shows Dallas apartment fire after gas explosion kills three – video

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Dallas deadly apartment explosion: Where the investigation stands after lawsuit filed in case

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Mother and 18-Month-Old Son Killed in Dallas Apartment Explosion Identified by Family

Three people, including a child, died and at least five were injured after an explosion in a Dallas apartment building on May 28

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Dallas explosion: did anyone call 811 before drilling?

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Man describes helping a little girl out of rubble after the Dallas apartment explosion

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As investigators seek cause of deadly Dallas apartment explosion, data shows natural gas leaks remain problem

An investigation led by the National Transportation Safety Board is still underway to answer questions about what went wrong.

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Dallas Fire-Rescue: Death toll remains at 3 after Dallas apartment explosion | 'No one unaccounted for'

Firefighters were preparing to evacuate residents when the Oak Cliff apartment building exploded. Dallas Fire-Rescue is defending the response.

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Watch: Matthews fire department holds press conference on gas leak, explosion in neighborhood

Watch live at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, May 13

CBS News

Doorbell video of North Texas home explosion raises questions about decades-old plastic gas pipes

State records show regulators ordered the removal of a plastic gas pipe installed in the early 1970s after it was linked to multiple explosions and deaths in North Texas — a decision now getting renewed attention after last month's Lake Dallas home explosion

Yahoo

SAFD suspects natural gas build-up as reason for home explosion in north San Antonio

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. San Antonio authorities are investigating a home explosion along Preston Hollow Drive as the possible result of natural gas build-up. Three people were injured.