4 people killed as cargo train carrying LPG explodes in Bulgaria

The train going through the Shumen province in the country’s northeast carried 26 tanks of propane-butane. They exploded after the derailment, destroying a few buildings, and claiming a few lives, too.
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“At least four people died and over 20 were injured,” local fire department chief Nikolai Nikolov said, as cited by Bulgarian BTV.
“The explosion has also caused a fire. We do not expect a second blast, but the people from the village are being evacuated,”Nikolov added, as cited by Reuters.
Twelve people were removed from under the rubble, with medics and firefighters still working at the scene.
The head of the local hospital, Atanas Atanasov, said that 23 people with injuries and burns were sent to them, as cited by TASS news agency.
