Huge ‘gas explosion’ in Bradford ‘blows up house on residential street’: Emergency services rush to the scene

Emergency Services, Saturday night ‘loud explosion’ reports closed a large street.

The locals gathered outside a property in Southfield Lane in the Little Horton area of ​​Bradford on Saturday night at 10.11.

The videos and pictures shared on social media showed debris, including glass pieces, brick pieces and rubbles scattered in front of the street while the neighbors gather outside.

Some natives were injured and images showed that firefighters caused ambulances for treatment as they passed the rubble.

The neighbors gathered outside the property in shock and chose their ways through the rubble opposite the street

The pictures show the site of the possible gas explosion – the property was broken with pieces of building material covering the street inside the police cord.

In a video, there was a large hole in the roof of a property, and the beams remained exposed to hold the ceiling

Police officers can be seen when the possible gas explosion is dragging people about security and closing the region.

Apparently, in a video taken by a local resident, the roof of a property disappeared and the beams were exposed to hold the ceiling.

The front of the house had completely collapsed the rooms full of rubble from the collapsed ceiling.

Emergency service employees seemed to be dealing with the incident, while fire motors and police cars were blocking the area.

While some firefighters could be seen down behind the house, others climbed the piles of bricks and polished the torches.

In another clip, the police cars could be seen while competing at the scene, while the neighbors moved away from the explosion.

People in Hazmat clothes can also be seen.

West Yorkshire Firefighters and West Yorkshire police for comments.