On August 22, 2009, residual fumes caught fire when a forklift was refueling at a 300-gallon propane tank in the Golden Hill neighborhood of San Diego. The tank had been used to provide fuel for vehicles and forklifts that belong to the John Lenore & Co., a beverage distributor on Delevan Drive.
Vented propane that went into the air also caught fire and spread to a building and vegetation nearby in front of the business on Delevan Drive near a canyon east of 34th Street. Residents located along 34th Street between A Street and Delevan Drive were evacuated as a precaution.
Residents reported hearing a deep rumble and feeling the ground shaking, followed by an explosion. Authorities said no one was injured by the flames.
If you or someone you know has been injured in an industrial accident, call or write an experienced personal injury attorney at The Gomez Law Firm today.
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