JHB CBD🚐 blast has claimed 1 life and injured 48 people. Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi says the cause is still unknown. Click the link for the full story ➡️ 🎥NeilMcCartney BreeStreet Bree Breestreetexplosion TheCitizenNews Johannesburg CBD🛻
‘s photographer also said he was informed by officials on scene to wear face masks to protect himself from the gas odour.Lesufi added the body that was found on Thursday morning and has not yet been identified.
City Power spokesperson Isaac Mangena said electricity in the area is supplied from the Bree substation, which is a few meters from the explosion.
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