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Flood water rose several feet at the newly-built car park below a block of flats in Crayford, south east London. Residents said they had been warned if any of the cars were removed too hastily it could result in gas explosion.
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Between 12 and 16 vehicles are thought to have been damaged. One owner was told her car was written off as a result of the damage and might not be covered by insurance.
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Sadia Farzana Chitra, 42, said: "My car is crushed, the roof is gone. We were told we could not move it because there was a possibility that with the pressure of the car there could be a blast because of the gas inside. It could have blown up the whole building."
1 comment:
I'd no idea that was even an option for disaster.
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