FIRES ON THE STREETS OF SAN BRUNO
AP
San Bruno, CA
September 10, 2010
A major gas leak set blast to fires in San Bruno, California around 6 p.m. on September 9, 2010. The blazes took off burning and scorning everything in it's path. This of course set terror in residents there who hurried with speed to evauate the infernos of the gas leaks. Local officals reported only one death, but may take duty that more might be discovered. Early morning fires continued to destroy homes burning one after another. The gas leaks were shut off, but it was reported that the gas company there had been conducting checks because of notable gas smells in the areas earlier in the week. Officals are urging all citizens of San Bruno to report to safety centers so that a surveyance of survivors will be indentified. Most neighborhoods suffered as flame retardments and firemen battled to control further fires from spreading. Recovery is most important and adding to their help for many agencies are pitching in.
Let's pray for them.
This report is written by:
MIISRAEL
Hometown Memphis, Tennessee
San Bruno, CA
September 10, 2010
A major gas leak set blast to fires in San Bruno, California around 6 p.m. on September 9, 2010. The blazes took off burning and scorning everything in it's path. This of course set terror in residents there who hurried with speed to evauate the infernos of the gas leaks. Local officals reported only one death, but may take duty that more might be discovered. Early morning fires continued to destroy homes burning one after another. The gas leaks were shut off, but it was reported that the gas company there had been conducting checks because of notable gas smells in the areas earlier in the week. Officals are urging all citizens of San Bruno to report to safety centers so that a surveyance of survivors will be indentified. Most neighborhoods suffered as flame retardments and firemen battled to control further fires from spreading. Recovery is most important and adding to their help for many agencies are pitching in.
Let's pray for them.
This report is written by:
MIISRAEL
Hometown Memphis, Tennessee
What a terrible and preventable tragedy. The gas pipe were due to be changed. My prayers go out to the people of San Bruno.