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Around 2:15 p.m. Tuesday, Samuel “Bull” Thomas pushed his older brother in a wheelchair down the first floor of the Bristol Health & Rehab Center. As they rolled down the hallway, the 49-year-old Levittown resident smelled gas.
A thunderous explosion at a Bucks County nursing home collapsed part of the building, sent flames shooting out and left at least two people dead.
Two explosions at the Bristol Health & Rehab Center outside Philadelphia killed at least two people, including nursing assistant Muthoni Nduthu.
A speech therapist working there described feeling the building shake in Tuesday’s blast and hurriedly wheeling out a bed-bound resident, bed and all.
The cause is preliminarily believed to be a natural gas leak, with utility workers at the scene because of a gas odor when the explosion occurred.
Construction crews worked to clear the collapsed walls and roof from a Pennsylvania nursing home Wednesday to help investigators find the cause of an explosion that killed a resident and employee, and set off a dramatic evacuation amid falling debris and shooting flames.
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