"Tragic Virginia House Explosion Claims Firefighter's Life and Injures Responders"
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Trevor Brown, a 45-year-old volunteer firefighter with the Sterling Volunteer Fire Company, was killed in a house explosion in Virginia, while four other responders and two civilians were injured. The explosion, which occurred after a call for a possible gas leak, caused "total devastation" and was felt miles away. The Loudoun County Fire and Rescue Fire Marshal’s Office is investigating the incident.
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