An accessory dwelling unit, also known as an ADU, exploded at a residential property in Long Beach on the morning of Oct. 7.
The incident happened around 11 a.m. at a property at West 28th Street and Gale Avenue, according to the Long Beach Fire Department.
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Officials said the explosion originated from the ADU, which is located on the property behind the main house.
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Following the explosion, there were multiple small fires at the scene, but firefighters doused those quickly, Jake Heflin, a Long Beach Fire Department spokesperson, said last week.
Yulissa Gutierrez, who lives about four houses away from the scene, said the explosion felt like an earthquake.
"We just heard like a loud explosion, a very loud sound. Felt kind of like an earthquake, except we peeked outside the window and we saw a lot of things coming from the air onto the floor. It was like pieces of the house," Gutierrez described.
1 injured after explosion on home property in Long Beach, officials say
The injured man was taken to a local trauma center with severe burn injuries.
The cause of the blast remained under investigation.