NTSB pipeline investigators are studying the blast, which happened
Crew workers remove the debris after a house exploded in Bel Air, Md. neighborhood on Sunday, Aug. 11, 2024. Meanwhile, state officials have identified the two people who died, and the state fire marshal’s office said they are focusing on accidental causes because there is no evidence of criminal activity.
“Crews have already begun cleaning up the copious debris strewn throughout the neighborhood, and restoration companies are beginning to make repairs to nearby homes,” the fire marshal’s office said in a news release Monday. “While the explosion remains under investigation, there is no evidence of criminal activity, and they will continue to focus on accidental causes,” the fire marshal’s office said.
Neighbors in the vicinity reported damage to their homes from the explosion. Twelve families were displaced.
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