Two people dead after ‘multiple explosions’ and fire destroy bungalow
TWO people have died after a fire and “multiple explosions” destroyed a bungalow, police said.
Dramatic aerial images show the rear of the house and roof blown off the property in Lidgate, Suffolk.
Suffolk Police confirmed the deaths on Tuesday night after earlier reporting two people missing.
Crews began tackling the blaze at 12.15pm today. Officers said the fire was believed to have been caused by a gas explosion.
One neighbour said a “huge explosion” rattled the windows of homes further along the road.
In a statement, Suffolk Constabulary said they were contacted by fire crews “following reports of multiple explosions” at the property.
“The building has sustained significant structural damage and utility companies have attended the area to ensure the safety of local residents.
“The cause of the explosions is currently unknown and a joint police and fire investigation into this incident is now taking place.
Anyone with information about this incident is asked to contact Suffolk Police on 101 quoting reference CAD 122 of 7 May.
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