Another TOXIC Explosion: Florida Welding Company Goes UP In Flames (Video)

It has also caused many officials to be highly concerned about what this could mean long-term.

NBC Miami reported on the incident and said that Miami-Dade Fire Rescue officials had crews reporting to the scene at the 11300 block of Northwest S. River Drive at approximately 8:30 am Tuesday.

A camera that was stationed nearby captured a massive fireball emerging from the welding company. A local chopper in the area also showed that the fire impacted multiple structures and vehicles. Those images from the camera showed the enormous plumes of smoke and fire emerging from the area. A fuel truck surrounded by flames seemed to be the fire's epicenter.

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NBC Miami reports that the fire seemed contained to one business, but the fire also impacted several vehicles. Fire crews were able to put the fire out by 10 am.

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"It was a very hazardous scenario, you had multiple vehicles burning with flammables, you had multiple power lines down," said Deputy Fire Chief Danny Cardeso, and he followed this by saying: "That coupled with five people in total needing rescue and needing care, it was a very challenging scene."

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Sadly, footage showed two bodies covered by yellow tarps on the scene. Miami-Dade Police officials confirmed that a death investigation was underway and that homicide and arson had not been ruled out. They will be investigating all of those scenarios and intend to get to the bottom of all of this and see where things stand when it is all said and done. They want to make sure they investigate every angle that they need to relate to this situation.

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Fire rescue officials also said two people were taken to the local trauma center by air and ground. Both of those individuals are reportedly in critical condition. A third person was treated on the scene, but that individual appeared in better shape than the others.

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Miami-Dade Police Det. Luis Sierra said that detectives are thoroughly investigating the scene. He stated:

"Right now investigators are still trying to find out exactly what caused this combustion."

The identity of the victims was not released at this time to try to give some time for the families to be notified.