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Vehicle fires can start for several reasons.

Body Discovered in Burning Vehicle on San Antonio’s South Side

A man was found dead after a vehicle fire in a South Side neighborhood, according to a report from KSAT News.¹

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There are many reasons why a vehicle might explode after an accident.

Vehicles Explode After South-Side Collision

According to a KSAT News report, a south-side accident ended in multiple explosions last weekend.

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Burn injuries can continue to worsen without treatment.

Police Chase Ends in Fiery Crash, 5 Suspects Detained

According to a KSAT News report, a police chase ended in a fiery accident on the West Side of San Antonio yesterday.

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