LOS ANGELES - A tanker truck leaking gasoline caught fire and caused an explosion that injured two people and sent up a huge plume visible across Los Angeles on Sunday, authorities said. Authorities say a 9,000-gallon (34,000-liter) tanker leaking gasoline caught fire and caused an explosion that injured two people in South Los Angeles. Authorities say a 9,000-gallon (34,000-liter) tanker leaking gasoline caught fire and caused an explosion that injured two people in South Los Angeles. Authorities said multiple people were hurt in the explosion following reports of an underground gas leak in South Los Angeles. Authorities said multiple people were hurt in the explosion following reports of an underground gas leak in South Los Angeles.

Source: thestar March 17, 2019 16:18 UTC