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Propane Tank Explodes Causing Evacuations

DateMonday, August 24, 2009 at 7:01AM | |

A Propane tank on the rear of a forklift ruptured and caught fire at a beverage distribution plant in San Diego the other day shutting down traffic on I-5 and causing the evacuation of people within a mile radius of the plant.

No one appears to have been injured during the incident including the forklift drivers.

News Video at scene

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