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Woman injured in 'car explosion' Woman injured in 'car explosion'
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A woman has been injured in Kent in what has been described by witnesses as a car explosion.A woman has been injured in Kent in what has been described by witnesses as a car explosion.
Kent Police said the received reports of a vehicle exploding in Vigo, near Meopham, at about 1310 GMT.Kent Police said the received reports of a vehicle exploding in Vigo, near Meopham, at about 1310 GMT.
Officers said army bomb disposal experts have been sent to the scene to examine the car.Officers said army bomb disposal experts have been sent to the scene to examine the car.
A cordon has been put in place and some residents have been evacuated from Harvel Road, Commority Road and Southfield Road as a "safety measure". A cordon has been erected and residents have been evacuated from 40 homes in Harvel Road, Commority Road and Southfield Road as a "safety measure".
The injured woman has been taken to hospital for treatment. No other details are known.The injured woman has been taken to hospital for treatment. No other details are known.
A spokesman for Kent Police said: "We would ask people to stay away from the scene to allow the emergency services to do their job. We will update you on the situation as soon as we can.A spokesman for Kent Police said: "We would ask people to stay away from the scene to allow the emergency services to do their job. We will update you on the situation as soon as we can.
"Army bomb disposal experts are going to the scene to examine a vehicle. This is a precautionary measure to ensure there is no hazard before police begin a full forensic examination of the scene.""Army bomb disposal experts are going to the scene to examine a vehicle. This is a precautionary measure to ensure there is no hazard before police begin a full forensic examination of the scene."
A spokeswoman for Kent Fire and Rescue Service said: "Two pumps were sent to the scene at 1309 GMT.A spokeswoman for Kent Fire and Rescue Service said: "Two pumps were sent to the scene at 1309 GMT.
"We tackled a car fire very early on in the incident and assisted the ambulance with the casualty.""We tackled a car fire very early on in the incident and assisted the ambulance with the casualty."