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Hey there,
Just got some updates on what happened earlier today in Willowbrook. Apparently, investigators found out that a gasoline leak into the water supply was behind a massive explosion and fire at a condo building over there. The incident occurred at the Knolls Condo complex on Knoll Wood Road.
Firefighters from at least ten different departments rushed to the scene to handle the situation. Officials from the Tri-State Fire Protection District think the leak might have started at a Speedway gas station located in nearby Westmont. It’s pretty alarming because there’s still gasoline flowing through the sewers, stretching all the way from Westmont to the water reclamation plant, which is about eight miles east.
Right now, they're working hard to clean up the water system and also trying to open up the sewers so that the gasoline fumes can dissipate. So far, there have been ten explosions due to this leak, but thankfully, no serious injuries have been reported. A resident even helped pull a woman out of the building before the authorities arrived. She was taken to Loyola Hospital and seems to be doing fine.
Willowbrook Fire Chief Robert Pavelchik mentioned that it appears either gasoline or another flammable substance made its way into the sanitary system. The EPA and the sanitation district were informed right away. If you live in the area and catch a whiff of gasoline, make sure to open your windows and doors, switch off any ignition sources, and call 911 immediately. Fire officials say it's safe to use your appliances though.
At the condo building, all ignition sources—both electric and gas—were shut off, and residents were evacuated as a precaution. Interestingly, the calls for help began Thursday night when folks started noticing the smell of gas. One resident, Christopher Simmons, expressed his concerns saying, “They couldn’t find the source and here we are again this morning, in the same neighborhood.†He also mentioned feeling frustrated with how the initial response was handled.
The American Red Cross has stepped in to assist those who had to leave their homes. No one can go back until the investigators figure out exactly what caused the explosion and fix the issue. In other news, firefighters tackled a separate fire later in the day on 63rd Street. Fortunately, they managed to save a dog trapped inside a smoke-filled house, and no one was harmed.
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