Witnesses say the sound of the explosion was so strong that it was felt a considerable distance away from the scene. People from four buildings were evacuated as a result of the explosion. At the scene of the incident are working fire departments. So far there are no reports of casualties. The cause of the explosion is unknown.

The Westminster community is uniting in this difficult moment. Many residents have offered their help to those who have been affected by the blast. Local authorities have also appealed to residents to stay safe and follow the instructions of rescue workers.

As the investigation continues, residents remain tense, waiting for details on what may have caused the accident.

It is reported that this is the second explosion in a house in Westminster this week. Earlier, a house exploded on Tuesday morning after a gas leak was reported in the area around 2 a.m. Human remains were found at the scene, but authorities have not identified anyone. Two other homes were damaged in the explosion.

Earlier, on February 14, at least seven people were killed in an explosion at a grocery store in southern France. It is noted that among the seven dead two children. Four people were also injured. The incident affected at least 11 apartments.

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“The Governor has declared an emergency situation in connection with the fact that vegetation is burning in Boulder County”, – said in a statement.

It is noted that the emergency mode, will allow the state to access disaster relief funds, as well as to quickly deploy regional resources, including the use of soldiers of the U.S. National Guard.

Several evacuation centers are currently deployed throughout Boulder.

Evacuation orders have been issued for a number of communities in the county, including Louisville, which has a population of about 21,000, and Superior, which has a population of about 13,000. Louisville and Superior are located near the administrative center of Colorado city of Denver.

Wind speed is expected to decrease noticeably by evening. Its strongest gust of about 44.7 m / s was recorded in the vicinity of Denver.

Earlier in September, U.S. President Joe Biden estimated the damage from the consequences of natural disasters in 2021 in the U.S. more than $100 billion.

The American leader said that he saw with his own eyes the consequences of the Caldor forest fire in California. He also visited Louisiana, New York and New Jersey, where he assessed the damage from Hurricane Ida.

According to the American leader, natural disasters will occur more often. At the same time, he emphasized that climate change is caused by human activity.

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COVID-19 vaccination has become one of the most discussed topics in recent years. Authorities and public health are actively working to encourage the vaccination process, and one such way has been the lottery for the vaccinated. The event is designed to inspire more people to get vaccinated and promote the overall health of the nation.

A mother of many children won a million dollars in the Vaccinee Lottery. Mom of four children Heidi Russell from Colorado has won a million dollars in a lottery for those vaccinated against COVID-19.

In May, Governor Jared Polis announced a lottery in which five vaccinated residents of the state will be able to win such an amount. The money will come from federal funds allocated to the state to increase immunization coverage.

“This prize will really help raise four children …. But I also hope to help others with this money,” CBS television reported the winner as saying.

Other family members are also counting on the fact that they can usefully spend part of the winnings. Thus, according to Russell, one of her daughters plans to use the money to pay for her college education.

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Despite a partial shutdown of U.S. government agencies, a military base in Colorado will uphold tradition by continuing to alert children around the world about Santa Claus’ movements on Christmas Eve.

About 1,500 volunteers will gather at the air base Dec. 24 for this purpose. They will answer calls that come in, talk about Santa’s whereabouts and hand out holiday wish lists.

Maj. Todd Walter said the military will use globally deployed radar systems, infrared satellite images and cameras to track Santa around the world.

“We will also use fighter jets to escort Santa,” Walter was quoted as saying by 360 TV.

The military has traditionally been telling children about Santa’s movements since 1955. It began when several kids were trying to find Santa Claus and accidentally dialed the number of the military command center in Colorado Springs because the local newspaper made a printing error.

Then U.S. Army Col. Harry Shoup ordered operators to track down information about Santa and provide it to every child who called.

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The fire has covered the territory of 1 thousand hectares. Over the past two days, the area has doubled. This was announced by representatives of the local fire department on Tuesday, June 5.

The spread of the fire is facilitated by hot weather, the air temperature in the region has settled at 30 and more degrees, notes TASS.

Local authorities decided on mass evacuation due to the proximity of the fire to populated areas. Emergency services are focusing their efforts on fighting the flames, using helicopters and fire brigades to create barriers and stop the fire from spreading.

Firefighters continue to work to extinguish the fire and prevent it from spreading. While the fight continues, it is important to remember safety and follow instructions from emergency responders. Hope for recovery and mutual support remains alive in a community where every step counts.

The COHerald will follow developments and provide up-to-date updates on the wildfire situation in Colorado.

In the neighboring state of New Mexico, wildfires destroyed forests and agricultural plantations on an area of 14.5 thousand hectares.

In late May, more than 2 thousand residents of central Canada were evacuated due to forest fires in the province of Manitoba.

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