Hundreds of volunteers came out for gas explosion cleanup on Sunday

Hundreds of volunteers came out to clean up the site of the deadly gas explosion in Northwest Baltimore on Sunday.

MALLORY SOFASTAII.

ITALMOST A WEEK SINCE A GASEXPLOSION DESTROYED THREENORTHWEST BALTIMORE ROW HOMESAND KILLED TWO PEOPLE.

TODAYTHE COMMUNITY CAME TOGETHER TOHELP THOSE IMPACTED.

WMAR 2NEWS ABBY ISAACS HAS THE STORYFROM THE SITE ON LABYRINROAD ABBY?LOOKLIVE- GROUND ZERO OF THISSITE..

STILL JUST RUMBLE..

BUTTHANKS TO THE HELP OF HUNDREDSOF VOLUNTEERS THIS AFTERNOON,THE REST OF THE NEIGHBORHOOIS NOW CLEAR OF DEBRIS.

NATaround 3:50 SHOVELS IN HAND,HUNDREDS OF VOLUNTEERS WORK TOCLEAN UP A NEIGHBORHOOD LEFTIN PIECES AFTER A DEVASTATINGGAS EXPLOSION 9:17-22 TAMMYBASS //NEIGHBOR You donrealize how much it meansuntil youand its just a great feeling.CITY COUNCILMAN YITZYSCHLEIFER HELPED ORGANIZED THECLEANUP SUNDAY AFTERNOON INPARTNERSHIP WITH SUBURBANORTHODOX.

THEY PROVIDED LOTSOF SUPPLIES, AND VOLUTEERSWALKED AROUND THENEIGHBORHOOD, CLEANING UPDEBRIS FROM THE DEADLY GASEXPLOSION LAST MONDAY THATKILLED TWO PEOPLE,HOSPITALIZED 7 OTHERS..DESTROYING 3 HOMES ANDDAMAGING MANY OTHERS.

SOME OFTHOSE HOMEOWNERS WERE OUTTODAY& VERY GRATEFUL FOR ALLTHE HELP.

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THIS CLEAN UP& NATJUST ONE OF THE MANY CONTINUEDSHOWS OF SUPPORT FROM THECOMMUNITY.

3:29-33 BARBARAFINK, PRESIDENT OF HADASSAHGREATER BATLIMORE -- Itimpossible to social distanceinside so we brought it allout.

JUST UP REISTERSTOWNROAD, HADASSAH GREATERBATLIMORE HELD A SIDEWALK SALERAISING MONEY FOR THEEXPLOSION SURVIVORS.

3:35-47BARBARA FINK, PRESIDENT OFHADASSAH GREATER BATLIMORE--When we heard about whathappened up at labyrinth road,we decided that a portion ofor proceeds today would go tothe labyrinth road victimsbecause they are part of thiscommunity that we live andwork in 8:55-9:16 TAMMY BASS//NEIGHBORÃitoverwhelming feelings that youdonthe recipient of all thekindness and everything thateverybody does, how therestill so many wonderful peoplein the world and in ourneighborhood.

And weso lucky to have that.LOOKLIVE THEIR EFFORT WAS INRESPONSE TO MAYOR JACK YOUNPLEA FOR THE COMMUNITY TO COMETOGETHER TO HELP THEIRNEIGHBORS.

IN NORTHWESTBALTIMORE ABBY ISAACS WMAR 2NEWS.BALTIMORE COUNTY POLICE AREINVESTIGATING A HOMICIDE