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One seriously injured after suspected drug lab in Camden Park unit explodes
Two people have been rushed to hospital - one with serious injuries - after a suspected drug lab in the bathroom of their Camden Park unit exploded.
Two people have been rushed to hospital - one with serious injuries - after a suspected drug lab in the bathroom of their Camden Park unit exploded.
Emergency services crews were called to the block of units on Anzac Hwy about 5:30am after local residents reported hearing a loud bang.
Police say there was an explosion in the bathroom and the residents from the other units were evacuated as a precaution.
A man and a woman were taken to the Royal Adelaide Hospital with burns.
The man has been seriously injured while the woman has minor injuries.
The couple have been arrested on suspicion and will be interviewed by police when possible.
Until the second storey unit is deemed structurally safe, investigators cannot enter the building.
At the scene of an explosion in Camden park. Neighbours have been evacuated as a precaution @theTiser pic.twitter.com/zpNRa05sEJ
— Dixie Sulda (@dixie_sulda) January 16, 2020
One eastbound lane along Anzac Hwy was closed and motorists were asked to take care when travelling past as there was a heavy presence of emergency vehicles and workers at the scene.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or online at www.crimestopperssa.com.au.
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The teenager was arrested yesterday following an investigation by the South Australia Joint Anti-Child Exploitation Team.
The investigation was launched in June 2019 after a tip off from the US’ National Center for Missing and Exploited Children about a person who allegedly uploaded a video on social media of a child being sexually abused.
Stored child abuse material was discovered when her family home was searched and electronic devices were seized.
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Watch out for an accident on Main North Rd at Saints Rd in Salisbury Plain.
Citybound traffic is building along North East Rd near Windsor Grv at Windsor Gardens.
There are delays for northern suburbs commuters as the Port River Expressway is still closed between Hanson and South roads.
The Tour Down Under women's leg is taking off in Murray Bridge this morning so Bridge St is closed off. They will be travelling through Birdwood so restrictions will be in place for Torrens Valley Rd.
Dutton stands by coal exports after fires
It won't help the environment if Australia reduces coal exports, Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton believes.
The Morrison government is under pressure over its climate change policy in the aftermath of unprecedented bushfires ravaging the nation, but the coalition has no plans to reduce the nation's economic reliance on coal.
"(Australia) stopping exports of coal to India or to China will mean that they will source it from other countries. It means emissions will go up, so there's no benefit to the environment and we would lose $70 billion from our economy," Mr Dutton told Nine's Today show on Friday.
-AAP
