10 injured due to explosion at Baltimore Gas and Electric Company’s offices

10 people were injured and 20 others were trapped after an explosion at the Baltimore Gas and Electric Company’s offices, authorities in Baltimore reported. Two workers also got trapped in the scaffolding that was dangling from the building. The workers were rescued by first responders just before 10am Wednesday morning. Nine of the injured were taken to hospitals in critical condition.

10 injured due to explosion at Baltimore Gas and Electric Company’s offices

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