One Dead After Gas Explosion in Liaoning

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By Tang Ziyi / Dec 10, 2018 11:48 AM / Environment

Northeast China's Chaoyang city. Photo: VCG.

An explosion of natural gas killed one person and injured four in an apartment in Chaoyang, a city in Northeastern China’s Liaoning province, local police announced Monday on Weibo. The reason for the incident is being investigated.

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