Propane Explosion in Laurel, Maryland Cancels Main Street Festival and Parade
Laurel, Maryland — A propane explosion at the intersection of 4th and Main Streets led to the cancellation of the city’s Main Street Festival and parade slated for Saturday. The incident occurred during vendor setup, prompting immediate responses from emergency services, who reported one adult man sustained serious but non-life-threatening injuries and was hospitalized.
The City of Laurel announced the containment of the explosion on social media, assuring residents and festival-goers that safety was the top priority. In a statement, officials expressed their understanding of the disappointment caused by the cancellation while emphasizing the importance of community safety.
Baltimore Gas and Electric crews are currently assessing the area, and the public is advised to avoid the vicinity and seek alternate routes. The city is working diligently to ensure the area is secure and safe for residents.
As the community reacts to this unforeseen event, the City of Laurel encourages continued vigilance and cooperation. Updates about future events will be communicated as circumstances develop.
Stay tuned for further news and developments regarding safety in the area.
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