Seven confirmed dead in horror petrol station explosion in Ireland as search continues

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A gas station explosion in a small village in northwest Ireland on Saturday left at least seven people dead and more injured, local police said. Authorities confirmed another four people died overnight following an explosion destroyed the Applegreen service station in Creeslough, County Donegal, adding to the initial three that were reported dead from the explosion. At least eight people were injured and are being treated in area hospitals, police said.

Seven people have been confirmed as dead after an explosion at a petrol station in Ireland.

READ MORE: Gas explosion killing George Hinds, 2, caused by drunk neighbour cutting pipes to sellDonegal County Council Fire Service is leading the response with help from a massive collaborative effort between no fewer than 13 emergency departments. The exhaustive list included: An Garda Siochana, the National Ambulance Service, Irish Coast Guard, the Coast Guard Rescue 118 Helicopter, Irish Air Corps Medivac 112, Northern Ireland Ambulance HEMS, Irish Community Air Ambulance (Ground Crew), Northern Ireland Urban Search and Rescue, Meavagh Fire Service, Donegal Mountain Rescue, Northern Ireland Ambulance Service HART team (Hazardous Area Response Team) and the Donegal County Council Civil Defence.