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A gas line explosion in Hayward, California, caused by construction damage, injured six people and damaged multiple homes. PG&E confirmed the gas line was damaged by a third-party crew, leading to a large blast and fire. Emergency services responded quickly, and investigations are ongoing.
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A gas explosion in a well-maintained four-storey building in Trévoux, France, caused a collapse that injured at least 13 people and killed two children. Rescue efforts are ongoing, with investigations suggesting the explosion was likely accidental. Over 70 residents have been displaced.
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A fire at a PG&E substation in San Francisco caused a blackout affecting over 130,000 residents. Power was gradually restored, but transit and services remain disrupted. The outage, linked to a history of previous fires, highlights ongoing infrastructure vulnerabilities.
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Waymo temporarily halted its autonomous ride-hailing service in San Francisco after its vehicles caused traffic jams during a power outage. The outage affected thousands of residents, and the vehicles were seen stalled at intersections, contributing to gridlock. Service is expected to resume once conditions improve.