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An explosion at the Sandman Signature hotel in downtown Fort Worth has left at least 21 people injured. The incident, believed to have been caused by a gas leak, occurred on Houston Street and West 7th, causing significant damage to the historic building. Emergency services responded swiftly, with authorities confirming the injuries and initiating investigations.
The Fort Worth Fire Department, along with ATF officials, are actively investigating the cause of the explosion, with early indications pointing to a natural gas-related incident. The explosion, occurring during the busy workweek, has raised concerns about safety procedures and maintenance standards in public buildings.
In a show of solidarity, the community has come together to support those affected by the explosion, highlighting the resilience and unity of Fort Worth residents in times of crisis. Governor Abbott expressed solidarity with local officials and first responders, emphasizing the state's commitment to assisting in the aftermath of the tragic event.
As investigations continue, the focus remains on determining the root cause of the explosion and implementing measures to prevent similar incidents. The Fort Worth hotel explosion serves as a stark reminder of the importance of stringent safety protocols in public spaces, prompting a reevaluation of safety standards in buildings across the city.
MedStar confirms at least 21 people have been injured in a building explosion at the Sandman Hotel on Houston Street and West 7th, less than half a mile from ...
FORT WORTH - At least 20 people were injured Monday as a result of a gas explosion at a downtown Fort Worth hotel, according to the fire department.
The episode, which the authorities said was most likely caused by a gas leak, caused substantial damage to the Sandman Signature hotel in downtown Fort ...
The explosion was reported at the Sandman Signature Fort Worth Hotel in the 800 block of Houston Street at about 3:30 p.m.. The ATF said they believe the explosion was caused by natural gas. The Fort Worth Fire Department is leading the investigation into ...
Twenty-one people were injured in an apparent explosion at a downtown hotel in Fort Worth, Texas, on Monday afternoon, authorities said.
Fort Worth, Texas, firefighters said they are looking to see if a possible gas leak in the downtown area caused a explosion at the Sandman Signature Hotel ...
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One person was in critical condition, two others were in serious condition and eight others faced less serious injuries after an explosion in a downtown ...
Múltiples unidades se encuentran en el centro de la ciudad de Fort Worth, en Texas, sobre la Houston Avenue, tras reportarse una explosión en el hotel ...
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There are reports of an explosion at the Sandman Signature Hotel in downtown Fort Worth, Texas. Multiple injuries have been confirmed.
Más de una veintena de habitaciones del hotel Sandman Signature se encontraban ocupadas al momento del incidente, dijeron funcionarios. Las autoridades creen ...
Investigators are working to determine the cause of the blast. Authorities have said they believe a gas leak was to blame and that part of the building had ...
The big picture: Police haven't confirmed what caused the explosion, but said construction was going on in the building and the blast appears to be caused by a ...
Authorities are still investigating the cause of the blast, but believe it was "some kind of gas explosion."
"The State of Texas is in close contact with Mayor Parker, Sheriff Waybourn, and other local partners and first responders in Fort Worth to assist with ...
Authorities said they believe a gas leak caused the explosion — which happened in the middle of the afternoon at the start of the workweek — and said the ...