An early morning gas explosion sent residents at a Chestnut Hill apartment building out into the street -- and dangerous cold -- Monday.The first floor blast was reportedly due to a ruptured gas main.Philadelphia Gas Works and Philly firefighers responded. There were no injuries reportedin the 1:40 a.m. blast in the 100 block of Benezet Street, but 10 residents were displaced.Two othe PFD incidentsNear 5 a.m., firefighters responded to a two-alarm blaze at a Tioga rowhouse. A SEPTA bus was called for residents forced out into the cold to wait on. The fire was out within an hour, philly.com reports.Another two-alarmer broke out an hour earlier in a West Philly medical building on South 52nd Street.There were no injuries in either incidents.Kudos to Philadelphia firefighters. Brutal conditions at this West Philly fire. #CBS3 @CBSPhilly pic.twitter.com/d6HYcxf0jV— Jan Carabeo (@JanCarabeoCBS3) February 16, 2015Gas explosion forces residents out of apartment in Chestnut Hill http://t.co/OxTgyuyp9t— Philadelphia PA (@philadelphiaRR) February 16, 2015
