Possible gas explosion and fire in Sao Paulo kills one, damages homes - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMitwFBVV95cUxObDdtUXZpdmJHS2VDWnhVcUtIYm5EeTNMamxubkVHWGstTFM3S0hJS1d3SExSVWQ3M2ozSGkwQVQtQjNrUzZWTnI0MnJpeHNiT0UtSHQweHRYRW1xYXpUYlR4bjhHbE5meVIxRXBQSEZobHFjSlVpTGlxTG9BeG1feC03MVhwU0I5NXdLQnp6R0lkanpoRjY2LVpkTG1KMlNiX1VQT1cydGM5Q1YxalhEZml3M2Y5cm8?oc=5" target="_blank">Possible gas explosion and fire in Sao Paulo kills one, damages homes</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Governor Tarcísio Gomes de Freitas responded to the gas explosion in São Paulo's Jaraguá neighborhood, which resulted in one death and three injuries. The explosion occurred after a water pipeline was accidentally punctured during construction work by Sabesp.

Sabesp confirmed that the explosion in São Paulo's Jaraguá neighborhood was caused by the accidental puncturing of a gas pipeline during water pipeline relocation work. The incident resulted in one death and three injuries.

A gas explosion in São Paulo's Jaguaré neighborhood destroyed homes and left residents injured. The São Paulo state fire department deployed 12 fire engines to combat the fire, which was likely caused by a liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) blast.

The explosion in São Paulo's Jaguaré neighborhood resulted in one death and three injuries. The incident affected 35 houses and four buildings, leading to structural damage and the evacuation of residents.

A fire triggered by a potential gas explosion in São Paulo's Jaguare neighborhood resulted in one death, damaged around 10 homes, and left three people injured. The incident is believed to have been caused by a liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) blast.