DUXBURY, MASS. (WHDH) - An explosion caused significant damage to a home in Duxbury on Sunday, firefighters say.
Crews responding to 16 Laurel St. began working to contain a fire that began as a result of an explosion, according to a post on the Duxbury fire department’s Twitter page.
It was determined that the explosion was not gas-related.
Investigators say a boiler is to blame.
The house sustained “significant damage” from the blast, firefighters confirm.
An investigation is underway.
DXFD on scene of an explosion inside a house at 16 Laurel St. Duxbury. This is not gas related and there are no injuries. There is significant damage and the building inspector has been notified. We will provide more details when available. pic.twitter.com/uvAtRs5ehf
— Duxbury Fire PIO (@DXFD_PIO) October 14, 2018
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