DELRAY BEACH, FL – Three people were injured in an explosion at a catering warehouse on Congress Avenue in Delray Beach. The incident took place on Sunday just after 2 p.m., prompting an ongoing investigation.
According to sources, employees at the warehouse believe that a “pilot” was left on, leading to the explosion when something sparked in the facility. As a result, two individuals sustained significant burns and were transported to nearby hospitals, while a third person suffered burns to her foot and is also seeking medical attention.
As of 3 p.m., there were no other reported injuries, and there is currently no fire, although firefighters are working to determine the source of the explosion and ensure that no other individuals are trapped in the warehouse.
The address, 2875 South Congress Avenue Suite A, corresponds to the location of the catering company. This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of workplace safety and the potential dangers associated with industrial facilities. Authorities continue to investigate the cause of the explosion to prevent similar incidents in the future.
The community is urged to stay informed about any updates related to the incident, and to report any safety concerns in the workplace to prevent future accidents. Workplace safety measures and regular inspections are crucial in preventing such incidents and ensuring the well-being of employees.
It is essential for all organizations to review and enforce safety protocols to avoid potential hazards and mitigate risks in the workplace. Furthermore, employees should receive proper training to handle machinery and equipment safely. This incident underscores the need for ongoing vigilance and adherence to safety regulations to protect workers and prevent accidents.