[Edit: Gas Leak] Bank Run Day = Huge car bomb explosion in Paris

[UWDude]

January 12th was the day of the yellow vest bank run.

https://youtu.be/qFREQO1J_ZM

[Swordsmyth]

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm.........................

[Bern]

Have you found any news about the proposed bank run? Sorry if ts talked about in the video. I can't watch it currently. I searched this morning and could not find any news about the banks or mass withdrawals.

[Brian4Liberty]

Go to the 17:00 mark to hear when he found out it was a gas leak explosion.

[Swordsmyth]

Go to the 17:00 mark to hear when he found out it was a gas leak explosion.

But what/who caused the gas leak?

[Zippyjuan]

But what/who caused the gas leak?

Gas leak inside a bakery. Fire department called to check it out. A couple of them killed in the explosion. https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...tiple-injuries

Paris bakery 'gas explosion' kills three

Two firefighters and a Spanish woman have died in a massive explosion caused by a “pocket of gas” in a six-storey building in Paris.

The woman died in hospital and at least 46 others were said to be injured, nine of them critically, including a third firefighter, in the blast in the 9th arrondissement of the capital on Saturday morning.

One of the firefighters was trapped under the rubble of the destroyed building for two-and-a-half hours before being rescued by colleagues.

The French interior minister, Christophe Castaner, told journalists at the scene two firefighters and two civilians had died. The death toll figure was later revised down by the police and confirmed by the minister in a tweet.

“At 8.37am the fire brigade was called to 6 Rue Trévise to investigate a gas leak. While they were there a dramatic explosion occurred,” Castaner said. He praised the courage of the firefighters who risked their lives to save people. He said one firefighter had remained under the rubble for two and a half hours before being rescued by colleagues.

The Spanish foreign minister Josep Borrell said: “I profoundly regret the death of three people in an explosion in central Paris, among them one Spanish citizen.”

Rémy Heitz, the Paris public prosecutor, said an investigation had been launched into the tragedy. The origin of the explosion was a “pocket of gas”. He added that the tragedy appeared to be “accidental” but that police experts would verify the exact reason for the explosion.

The blast and subsequent fire destroyed a bakery on the ground floor and destroyed apartments above. It seriously damaged several neighbouring buildings and shattered windows for 100 metres around.

Vehicles parked in the street were overturned and set alight by the force of the explosion.

One female resident said: “The neighbours called the fire service because there was a very strong smell of gas this morning. Fire officers knocked on doors to tell us to stay where we were and shortly after that there was an explosion. There’s nothing left of our apartment. Nothing.”

More at link.

[Swordsmyth]

Gas leak inside a bakery. Fire department called to check it out. A couple of them killed in the explosion. https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...tiple-injuries





More at link.

That doesn't tell me what/who caused it.

[Zippyjuan]

That doesn't tell me what/who caused it.

They were investigating the leak when it exploded. They don't know what caused it. Neighbors reported smelling gas. Old lines or appliances can leak sometimes.

https://www.thelocal.fr/20190114/a-r...adly-explosion

'A ticking time bomb': Worries over Paris gas network after deadly explosion


Concerns have been raised over the alleged state of disrepair of the French capital’s gas network following a huge blast on Saturday that killed four people. One councillor described it as a "ticking time bomb".

Paris city councillor Alexandre Vesperini has called into question the safety of the French capital’s gas network, describing it as “rundown” and “poorly managed” in the wake of an explosion in the city’s ninth arrondissement that killed four and injured 50.

“I don’t blame gas fitters but I have to point out that the network, set up at the start of the 20th century, is a veritable ticking time bomb,” Vesperini, a member of Paris’s gas network commission, told Le Parisien.

“Saturday’s explosion reminded me of another one that took place in the 6th arrondissement in 2016 which left several people injured (see pic below).

“Paris City Council finds itself in a very difficult situation as these types of accidents could happen in a great number of places across the capital.

In recent years The Local has reported on two dramatic gas explosions in the capital, both pictured below. In 2016 An explosion has destroyed part of an apartment building in central Paris leaving five injured (first pic below).

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[Swordsmyth]

They were investigating the leak when it exploded. They don't know what caused it. Neighbors reported smelling gas. Old lines or appliances can leak sometimes.

The timing is just a little bit suspicious.

[Zippyjuan]

The timing is just a little bit suspicious.

There were no major protests going on for the last two gas explosions in Paris. Things are not always part of a conspiracy.

[Brian4Liberty]

But what/who caused the gas leak?

PG&E!

[Swordsmyth]

There were no major protests going on for the last two gas explosions in Paris. Things are not always part of a conspiracy.

[Swordsmyth]

PG&E!

LOL

[Zippyjuan]

I know. It is less interesting without the conspiracy angle. Unless you live in that neighborhood.

[Swordsmyth]

I know. It is less interesting without the conspiracy angle. Unless you live in that neighborhood.

Your propaganda is boring.