Police Responding To Reports Of An Explosion In Austin, TX

This just in. Police are responding to reports of an explosion in Austin, TX.

Multiple #ATCEMS assets responding to an unconfirmed report of an Explosion at 4721 Eagle Feather Dr (20:32); Initial unconfirmed reports of 6 patients "on the ground". Assets still responding More to Follow…

— ATCEMS (@ATCEMS) March 19, 2018

Multiple assets on a reported second explosion 4800 block Dawn Song Dr (2032) reports of 2 patients. Investigation if this is the same incident as already reported or a separate incident underway. More information to be provided when available.

— ATCEMS (@ATCEMS) March 19, 2018

FINAL: Critical Incident @ 4800blk Dawn Song Dr (correct incident address), Only 1 incident location has been confirmed. #ATCEMSMedics have transported X2 ~20's Males to SAMC w/serious, but not expected to be life-threatening injuries. Refer all inquires to @Austin_Police

— ATCEMS (@ATCEMS) March 19, 2018

More via KWTX:

Two male patients have been identified and are being transported to a hospital in Austin after an explosion was reported Sunday night.

Austin-Travis County EMS reports the explosion was reported at a residence on the 4800 block of Dawn Song Drive.

Authorities are responding to the area in southwest Austin and are investigating.

This is particularly chilling. As the source notes, this report comes “nearly a week after three other explosions this month, leaving two dead and three injured.”

APD responding to Bomb Hotshot call in the 4800 block of Dawn Song Dr. Two male patients transported with unknown injuries. Please avoid the area. Media staging area is 4635 SW Pkwy, corner of SW Pkwy and Boston Ln. APD PIO

— Austin Police Dept (@Austin_Police) March 19, 2018

Re: Bomb Hotshot: Residents in immediate area of 4800 Dawn Song Dr., wait in your homes and follow instructions of officers if/when given. APD PIO

— Austin Police Dept (@Austin_Police) March 19, 2018

There have been conflicting reports about the number of explosions.

At least 2 men seriously hurt after reported explosion in Austin neighborhood https://t.co/UrBTtDXXyq pic.twitter.com/UoAgwq4NKP

— Fox News (@FoxNews) March 19, 2018

#BREAKING @ATCEMS responding to reported second explosion in SW Austin. At least two patients being transported

— Spectrum News Austin (@SpecNewsATX) March 19, 2018

the 2 locations that Austin/Travis CO EMS @ATCEMS is currently responding to are close together – located in SW Austin – just N of 290/MOPAC – @wfaa pic.twitter.com/sW8hthIsHs

— David Goins (@dgoins) March 19, 2018

Live feed from Austin, TX News where another bomb has gone off in SW Austin. Travis Country Area. #AustinBombings https://t.co/eCULUAKBWN

— Elaine Torres (@LUCKYMUNKEE) March 19, 2018

UPDATE: 2 men in their 20s hurt in reported explosion in SW Austin. Injuries don’t appear to be life -threatening. One man reported to have nails in his leg.

— Kris Betts (@KrisB_KVUE) March 19, 2018

Two explosions reported several blocks apart in SW #Austin, Dawn Song and Eagle Feather Drive. Hearing 2-6 poss casualties, unconfirmed. Reward for Austin bomber upped to $115k today.

— AbbyNormal (@fbrodya) March 19, 2018

Initially believed to be 2 explosions, now is only 1 confirmed explosion on SW Austin.
2 male victims in their 20s w/serious, but not expected to be life-threatening injuries. https://t.co/bB9gMkAw8s

— Maria Guerrero (@Maria_NBC5) March 19, 2018

.@Austin_Police are responding to an explosion in SW Austin, off southwestern Parkway and Dawn Song. Police are asking residents to STAY INSIDE while they check for secondary explosives.

— Claire McInerny (@ClaireMcInerny) March 19, 2018

They will not confirm whether it is related to previous explosions, but they have confirmed it is an explosion.

— Claire McInerny (@ClaireMcInerny) March 19, 2018

All APD will confirm is there was an explosion in a neighborhood in SW Austin. They won’t confirm if there were multiple. Neighbors are being told to stay inside and not come out to look.

— Claire McInerny (@ClaireMcInerny) March 19, 2018

We’ll update you as we find out more.