RCMP in Prince George, B.C., say the cause of the blast is unknown, but several injured people have been taken to hospital
Mounties in northern British Columbia say there has been a large explosion at an abandoned building in downtown Prince George.Cpl. Jennifer Cooper says several injured people have been taken to hospital, but “the number of which and extent of their injuries is currently unknown.”
She says emergency crews are on scene, and Prince George Fire Rescue is working to put out the flames. Cooper says Fortis and BC Hydro are also at the scene to try to help firefighters contain the blaze and aid in the investigation.
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