Explosion In London Wrecks 60 Houses

The video provides an aerial view of the destruction caused by a chemical factory explosion at Mitcham Homes. The explosion, mistaken for an earthquake, resulted in one fatality and 25 injuries. The factory's remains are a twisted steel framework, highlighting the narrow escapes of many residents. The damage is estimated at £70,000, leaving nearly 200 people homeless. Despite the devastation, a key local building remains operational, offering some hope and fortification of spirit to the affected community.

What was the initial reaction of the residents to the explosion?

• They thought it was a thunderstorm.

• They believed it was a fireworks display.

• They mistook it for an earthquake.

• They assumed it was a construction accident.

How many people were injured in the explosion?

• 10

• 30

• 25

• 15

What remains of the factory after the explosion?

• A twisted steel framework

• A burnt-out shell

• A pile of bricks

• A large crater

Approximately how many people were left homeless due to the explosion?

• 100

• 150

• 250

• 200

What is the estimated cost of the property damage caused by the explosion?

• £50,000

• £70,000

• £90,000

• £100,000