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Fuel tank explodes in Sydney's north-east, injuring eight Fuel tank explodes in Sydney's north-east, injuring eight
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Eight people have been injured after an underground fuel tank exploded, shattering the windows of nearby homes and businesses in Sydney's north-west.Eight people have been injured after an underground fuel tank exploded, shattering the windows of nearby homes and businesses in Sydney's north-west.
An ambulance spokesman said the injured included locals and passersby, and some have possible hearing damage.An ambulance spokesman said the injured included locals and passersby, and some have possible hearing damage.
Three people were working on the disused tank on Blaxland Road, Eastwood, when it exploded about 12.20pm (AEST) on Friday, a fire service spokesman told AAP.Three people were working on the disused tank on Blaxland Road, Eastwood, when it exploded about 12.20pm (AEST) on Friday, a fire service spokesman told AAP.
It's understood they were attempting to remove the underground tank.It's understood they were attempting to remove the underground tank.
"There has been an explosion but no fire," the spokesman said."There has been an explosion but no fire," the spokesman said.
"There have been some injuries and some damage to surrounding buildings, with broken glass and windows.""There have been some injuries and some damage to surrounding buildings, with broken glass and windows."
Two of the workers are believed to have been taken to Royal North Shore hospital in a stable condition, while the third was treated at the scene.Two of the workers are believed to have been taken to Royal North Shore hospital in a stable condition, while the third was treated at the scene.
Another five people were being treated for possible hearing damage, the ambulance spokesman said.Another five people were being treated for possible hearing damage, the ambulance spokesman said.
Three fire units are at the scene, along with a hazardous chemical crew.Three fire units are at the scene, along with a hazardous chemical crew.
"We will be there for some time as we have to check that the area is safe before we can head back," the fire service spokesman said."We will be there for some time as we have to check that the area is safe before we can head back," the fire service spokesman said.
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