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Summary Seventeen injured were taken to hospital, but none in critical condition, authorities said, adding that they were investigating its cause, but ruling out a risk from gas pipelines
BEIJING (Reuters) – An explosion killed seven people early on Thursday in China's southwestern region of Guangxi, local authorities said in a notice, adding that they were investigating its cause, but ruling out a risk from gas pipelines.
Seventeen injured were taken to hospital, but none in critical condition, they said, after the 1.40 a.m. blast in the town of Xingan, nestled in a mountainous area rich in mineral and agricultural resources.
