Tragedy unfolded in South Eastern Utah this past Wednesday as the town of Bluth was completely consumed by a sudden fire. Crews on the ground report that it originated from a faulty city gasline which caused a massive explosion. This combined with a wind ripping through the valley spread faster than firefighters were able to respond.
Individuals from surrounding towns are shocked
"It's horrible, I've never seen anything like this, if it could happen to them it could happen to us."
Flags have been lowered to half mast around the state and memorial events are being planned for the weekend in the towns neighboring Bluff.
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