On Friday afternoon, a man died in explosion after a repairman tried to extract hydrogen from water in his warehouse in Boo, Australia, in a explosion case.
Residents in the neighborhood said they felt explosion.
(photo source: news Corporation, Australia)
At about 05:30 yesterday, Ric Hartman, who lives in Warner, Brisbane`s North District, called the 000 police, the Australian News Corporation reported. He said his neighbor, Ross, had explosion. "it was like a nuclear bomb, explosion. Everything on our kitchen table was overturned, and the lights on our nightstand. I really didn`t know how to describe it in words. It was like the air had stopped." And residents of nearby neighborhoods said they felt explosion.
(photo source: Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Kunzhou police arrived at the scene, found the 50-year-old repairman has died on the spot. Police said Ross was using equipment to try to extract hydrogen from water.
(photo source: Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Police officer Jeff Lansdown said Ross was the only one in the house, and fortunately his wife and children, who lived with him, were not in the house at the time of the crime. Police said the case was not suspicious, but will also investigate the specific cause of the accident.
