What’s happening in Fairfax County? Loud explosion heard in Centerville, Virginia; at least 50 homes evacuated

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At least 50 families were evacuated after a major explosion and house fire occurred in the Centerville neighborhood Sunday night. virginia,according to fairfax county Fire and rescue.

A major explosion and house fire in Centerville led to the evacuation of at least 50 families. Fairfax County Fire and Rescue crews responded to the scene and found the home engulfed in flames and severely damaged. (X@Kellye7News)
A major explosion and house fire in Centerville led to the evacuation of at least 50 families. Fairfax County Fire and Rescue crews responded to the scene and found the home engulfed in flames and severely damaged. (X@Kellye7News)

Fairfax County Fire Rescue crews were dispatched to the 14300 block of Quail Pond Court in response to a house fire around 9:48 p.m. According to Fox5, they received reports from several callers who mentioned hearing loud explosions and witnessing flames engulfing properties.

When rescuers arrived, they found the house completely engulfed in flames and damaged to the point of being almost unrecognizable.

firefighter It took several hours of fighting to bring the fire under control. A man inside the residence was rushed to hospital. However, officials have not yet released information about his condition.

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Centerville Fire: Natural gas service suspended in Fairfax County

Gas service remains suspended in some nearby areas. Fairfax County Fire Rescue, Washington Gas Company and virginia The Department of Emergency Management is collaborating on follow-up actions as the investigation progresses.

Residents urged to stay away

Authorities advised the public to avoid nearby areas while firefighting activities were underway.

Additionally, they remind residents that if they notice the smell of natural gas, they should evacuate the area immediately and call the Washington Natural Gas Emergency Hotline at 844WASHGAS (8449274427) or call 911 from a safe location.

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