Many dead in explosion of workers at the facility for Fireworks

WAIPAHU, Hawaii (AP) - three workers were killed and two others are bunker in an explosion in a Fireworks store on Friday.

The authorities was another worker injured in the explosion that burned 40 metres away, trees and shrubs.

A next hours after the first explosions, firefighters from entering the storage facility, a former military bunker in a suburb of Honolulu, for the two missing men are looking for stop.

"The risk is too great, to the Savior," said Capt. Terry Seelig the Honolulu Fire Department. "It is too unstable, tunnel enter the bunker."

The police robot for views from the inside, sent the helped rescuers said that the bunker was still too hot entering Friday night, said Captain Seelig.

Rescue teams were returned Saturday morning.

"It is all we can do, but let it not cool off," said Captain Seelig.

The explosion, the Waikele Business Center on the island of Oahu, was reported at 9 am

The missing men were last seen inside the bunker before the explosion.

", Which indicates that she survived the explosion, not," said Captain Seelig.

All men were employees of Donaldson Company, an environmental services and unexploded ordnance disposal companies, said Peter Savio, who treated the leases for the plant.

The company could not immediately be reached for comment.

The storage facility was approved by the Fire Department, to keep Fireworks.

Captain Seelig said there was no danger to the surrounding residential area.

The bunker is about one and a half to two miles from the entrance of the business center.

Karen Pacleb, the Hinterhof entrance is faced, said they heard no explosion, but the smoke smelled.

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