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Doorbell camera video captured a massive explosion in Hayward, California that left at least six people injured and reduced three properties to rubble. The Pacific Gas and Electric Company reported that the explosion was caused by a damaged underground gas line. All six of the injured were taken to nearby hospitals. #news #california | Daily Mail Video

Dramatic doorbell camera footage shows a gas explosion in a San Francisco Bay Area neighborhood. Six people were taken to hospitals for injuries, according to fire officials. The flow of gas came from a damaged underground gas line, according to the Associated Press citing a Pacific Gas & Electric Co. spokesperson. | CNN

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Doorbell camera video captured a massive explosion in Hayward, California that left at least six people injured and reduced three properties to rubble on Thursday (December 11). Various media outlets, citing the Pacific Gas and Electric Company, reported that the explosion was caused by a damaged underground gas line. Fire department officials said they were dispatched to the site of the explosion at 9:38 a.m. PST (1738GMT). Aerial images showed smoke rising from the site. Firefighters were seen

A massive explosion occurred on Thursday, Dec. 11, near Hayward in the San Francisco Bay Area, injuring at least six people and severely damaging three structures on two separate lots. Various media outlets, citing the Pacific Gas and Electric Company, reported that the explosion was caused by a damaged underground gas line. Four federal investigators are also heading to the area to determine the cause of the incident. | CGTN America