Gas explosions can cause a wide range of injuries.

These may include burns, scarring, broken bones, cuts, breathing problems, smoke or fume exposure, hearing damage, head injuries and psychological trauma.

Some people may also suffer anxiety, nightmares, flashbacks, loss of confidence or fear of returning home after the incident.

The full impact may not be clear immediately. Medical evidence can help assess the injuries, recovery period and any longer-term treatment or support needs.