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The last on an explosion in the center of Sun Prairie, Wisconsin (all local time):
22:40
Police in a suburb of Madison, Wisconsin, lower the number of people taken to the city. next hospital A powerful explosion.
They first said that a police officer and two firefighters had been taken to hospital after the explosion of Tuesday night in downtown Sun Prairie, after that. a contractor struck a natural gas line. Lieutenant Kevin Konopacki now claims that the officer was treated on the scene.
Konopacki also claims that civilians were treated for minor injuries, but that no one was taken to a hospital. There is no exact number
No deaths have been reported, but Konopacki says that the damaged buildings will be searched after the flames are extinguished.
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21:30
Two firefighters and a police officer were injured in a gas leak and explosion in a suburb of Madison, Wisconsin
. Kevin Konopacki says all three were taken to hospital after the blast Tuesday night in downtown Sun Prairie, a community of about 30,000 people. Konopacki says that he does not know if anyone else has been hurt.
Konopacki says firefighters and police responded to a reported gas leak around 6:20 pm Witnesses reported the explosion at around 19:15. A public service spokesman said that a contractor had hit a natural gas pipeline in the area
Authorities evacuated a five-block radius and set up a shelter at Sun Prairie High School.
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corrected to show the explosion occurred Tuesday, not Monday.
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21:05
A utility spokesman says that a contractor hit a natural gas pipeline just before an explosion rocked a suburb from Madison, Wisconsin.
WE Energies spokeswoman Cathy Schulze says the company's first responders are in downtown Sun Prairie to keep the gas from circulating and securing the area.
Tuesday, sending a huge plume of smoke into the area and causing flames.
Dane County Sheriff's Office Operations Manager Paul Logan says some people have been taken to hospitals, but no deaths have been reported. Logan did not have any other details
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20:55 pm
Authorities in Wisconsin say several people were taken to hospitals after an explosion in a suburb of Madison, but that no deaths have been reported. [19659002] Dane County Sheriff's Department Operations Manager Paul Logan says people were injured in the blast Tuesday night in Sun Prairie, which has about 30,000 people. But Logan says that there are no deaths "at this point".
Logan says that he has no additional information at that time.
Witnesses heard a big boom around 7:15 pm, and a massive plume of smoke is high. downtown. Police blocked downtown streets and firefighters and utility companies were on the scene.
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19:45
A major fire broke out in a suburb of Madison, Wisconsin.
Witnesses say that the boom took place around 19:15. Tuesday shook Sun Prairie. A huge plume of smoke rises from downtown in the community of about 30,000 people
Sun Prairie firefighters and surrounding communities react to the fire
Police blocked the streets of downtown against traffic and spectators. 19659002] There are several shops in the area, including bars and restaurants.
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