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Cardiff steelworks explosion kills 2

| | Nov 19, 2015, at 03:02 pm
Cardiff, Nov 19 (IBNS):An explosion at a steelworks in the UK's city of Cardiff has killed at least two people, reports said on Thursday.

"The blast happened in the basement of Celsa Steel UK on East Moors Road in Splott at 10:30 GMT on Wednesday," BBC reported.

Five others were injured in the incident.

According to reports, while one person was treat at the scene of the explosion, the remaining four were taken to University Hospital of Wales.

British PM David Cameron tweeted: "My thoughts are with those affected by today's explosion at Celsa plant in Cardiff. We have been in touch to offer any help we can."
 

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