Westminster explosion levels home: Missing residents found

An explosion in Westminster, Colorado caused severe property damage but caused few injuries. All residents of the flattened Westminster home, including some missing since the explosion, have been located.

By Associated Press / June 13, 2013

Authorities say a suspected natural gas explosion in a Denver suburb destroyed one house and damaged several others but caused only minor injuries.

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The explosion occurred Thursday in?Westminster.

Westminster?Fire Department spokeswoman Diana Wilson says three residents of the destroyed home were located Thursday afternoon. They were previously unaccounted for.

She says two minor injuries were reported.

Wilson says most of the surviving houses suffered minor damage but one had severe damage.

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