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Five Firefighters Hurt in Natural Gas Blast at NJ Home
Five firefighters were injured in a natural gas explosion at a Pennsauken (NJ) home they were operating in, according to various news sources.
The firefighters were transported, treated, and released, according to PhillyFireNews.com.
The home was severely damaged in the fire, according to a FOX News report (http://bit.ly/se0MgE). Few other details are available on the incident.
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