The Jaffrey Fire Department tweeted that their units
were dispatched to the scene after a report of a "major
explosion." The force of the explosion blew out the
windows of the first floor of the building.
Officials said 11 people were transported to the hospital
with injuries. Two others were treated as walk-ins at
the hospital.
For more of the Fox Boston story: myfoxboston.com
»
Wednesday, February 12, 2014:
warehouse fire erupts at port of
savannah
Burning rubber from a warehouse fire at the Port of
Savannah Saturday sent up a tube of black smoke that
could be seen for miles.
Firefighters worked Saturday to contain and extinguish
the blaze that erupted at the port's Ocean Terminal not far
from downtown Savannah. The cause of the fire wasn't
immediately known.
A Georgia Ports Authority spokesman said all port
workers were accounted for and unharmed.
For more of the Appeal Democrat story: appeal-
democrat.com
»
Tuesday, February 11, 2014:
Cargo ship sank saturday, crew
rescued
A cargo ship sank Saturday afternoon in the Black
Sea near a Bulgarian village, close to the border
with Romania.
The cargo ship Elland sent out a distress signal around
6.00 a.m. local time, and soon a nearby Turkish vessel
rescued all the 11 sailors on board, Xinhua reported.
The ship, loaded with lumber and travelling from
Romania to Turkey, sunk around 4.30 p.m., the Bulgarian
ministry said, saying the crew includes five Georgians, five
Turks and a citizen of India, they said.
The cause of the accident is being investigated.
For more of the India T.V. News story: indiatvnews.com
»
Thursday, February 6, 2014:
twelve die when cargo ship sinks
off coast of yemen
A cargo ship sank off the coast of Yemen, killing all 12
crew, officials announced Saturday.
The ship, which was carrying car tires and parts, ran
aground Thursday night but Yemeni security was not
notified until 10 hours later, the statement said.
High winds and waves prevented the rescue of the
Indian sailors.
For more of the Chicago Tribune story: chicagotribune.com
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