Residents impacted by last week's home explosion on 22nd Avenue in San Francisco's Sunset District were able to meet with city department leaders Wednesday night.
on 22nd Avenue in San Francisco's Sunset District were able to meet with city department leaders Wednesday night.
David Garth was only able to salvage a handful of items from the home he and his family lived in for almost a decade. Most of the items were in a back bedroom that didn't burn in the aftermath of Thursday morning's blast. "Normally I would have been home at that time, but that day things played out differently and thank goodness we weren't there," David told KPIX.CBS
Almost a dozen houses were damaged in some way by the blast, which is why Engardio organized the closed door meeting for impacted residents.
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