2 confirmed survivors, ages 1 and 16, in critical and stable condition, respectively
An explosion destroyed a New Jersey house, killing two people, seriously injuring two children and leaving two other people missing.
BODYCAM FOOTAGE SHOWS NJ HOUSE EXPLOSION WHILE FIREFIGHTERS STILL INSIDE
The cause of Thursday morning's explosion in Buena, about 40 miles southeast of Philadelphia, is being investigated. It damaged several nearby homes, but no other injuries were reported.
Two people have been reported dead, two others are missing, and two — both minors — are being treated at a Philadelphia hospital after a home explosion in Buena, New Jersey.
Two men, ages 52 and 73, and four children — a 2-year-old boy and three girls ages 1, 3 and 16 — were likely in the home at the time.
Two bodies were found in the rubble, but authorities have not been able to determine their age or sex. The year-old infant and the 16-year-old girl were flown to a hospital in Philadelphia, where the infant was in critical condition and the teen was stable.
Authorities have not released the victims' names or said whether they are related.
