DALLAS (AP) - A series of explosions at a facility that sells liquefied natural gas sent flaming debris raining onto highways and buildings near downtown. At least two people were injured, hospital officials said.



Authorities evacuated a half-mile area surrounding the Southwest Industrial Gases, Inc. facility, and shut down parts of two of the area's busiest highways, Interstates 30 and 35.



"I thought it was artillery. It was just coming just boom, boom, boom," said witness Tony Love, a former Army soldier.



At the edge of the evacuation zone is Dallas County's main jail and criminal courts building, but operations continued there uninterrupted, said Deputy Michael Ortiz of the Dallas County Sheriff's Department.

Remineds me of the jet fuel plant that exploded when I lived in Las Vegas blew every window out of my house and my neighbor off the roof. big mushroom cloud and everything thought the russians were coming

Make sure its over the blast I was in the 1 st and 2nd blasts were smaller than the 3rd.

i call this type of thing divits in our city,
Two diviits in Dallas?
..... at least the body count isnt bad.

Who said anything about a body count?
No one died, thankfully.
I got like five text messages about it, telling me to turn on the news this morning.
It looks horrible.