Small explosion at Van Nuys apartment injures three workers
Three workers were injured in an explosion caused by chemical fumes igniting a water heater pilot light in Van Nuys.
A small explosion occurred in an apartment in Van Nuys, injuring three workers, CBS News Los Angeles reported. The incident took place just before 10 a.m. at 14540 Hartland Street, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department.
The explosion was caused by fumes from chemicals used during work on a single apartment. These fumes are believed to have come into contact with a water heater's pilot light, leading to the blast, CBS News Los Angeles said.
The three injured workers were transported to a local hospital with injuries of unknown severity, CBS News Los Angeles reported. Aerial images taken shortly after the explosion showed an open window on the first floor with items blown outside the apartment.
Authorities continue to investigate the incident to determine further details about the cause and impact of the explosion.
- CBS News Los Angeles: Van Nuys explosion at apartment complex leaves 3 injured
- CBS News Los Angeles: "Small explosion" in Van Nuys apartment injures 3 workers
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