A man was taken to the hospital after a huge gas Explosion Tear through two terraced properties Darby On Tuesday evening.
Two houses have been destroyed on Eden Street, in which brick and roof tiles show pictures scattered on the ground.
Darbyshire police It was said that he was called for the incident on June 10 at 7.24 pm, and a person was taken for treatment.
The limit of their injuries is not yet known, while a dog has also been passed in veterinary care.
A local resident told BBC He heard a “mass boom” before the emergency services arrived at the scene.
“It shook the entire house. The entire road was out in seconds,” Nancy Leh said.
Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service said: “Emergency services at Eden Street in Alvaston remain in the scene this morning after a possible gas explosion on Tuesday (June 10).
“Two fire engines, one command support vehicle and officers are supported by police, building control officers, emergency planning officers and representatives of utilities.
“A dog with some injuries was saved by the search teams overnight and has been passed in veterinary care.
“The investigation of the cause of the explosion will begin later today as the crew continues to work to make the area safe.”
A police spokesperson said: “Eden Street, London Road and Shardlo Road are currently closed.
“People are asked to escape from the region.”
