Two L.A. Firefighters Remain Hospitalized After Truck Explosion

Seven firefighters have been released, but two continue to receive critical care following a natural-gas truck explosion in Wilmington.

Seven of the nine Los Angeles firefighters injured in the explosion have been released from the hospital.
Two firefighters are still hospitalized, with one in critical but stable condition at Los Angeles General Medical Center's burn center.
The explosion occurred when a semi-truck's compressed natural gas tank exploded, injuring the firefighters responding to the vehicle fire.
An extensive investigation is underway to determine the cause of the truck fire and subsequent explosion.
Officials and the community express gratitude and concern for the injured firefighters, highlighting the inherent dangers of firefighting.