At least a dozen people sustained injuries after a two-storey house collapsed under the impact of an LPG cylinder blast in northern India.

The incident took place on October 14 in Walidpur area in Uttar Pradesh's Mau district, and thus far 10 people have been reported killed in the collapse. 

Footage from the scene shows residents of the area surrounding the collapsed house moving rubble and searching for survivors.

The victims who've been recovered thus far have been rushed to a hospital.

According to local reports, earthmovers were called in to remove the rubble and aid the rescue mission.

Recalling the horror, an eyewitness said the house caught fire and collapsed minutes after the blast.

At least a dozen people sustained injuries after a two-storey house collapsed under the impact of an LPG cylinder blast in northern India.
The incident took place Oct. 14 in Walidpur area in Uttar Pradesh's Mau district. 
The victims have been rushed to a hospital.
Visuals showed residents of the area surrounding the collapsed house as some of them searched for survivors.
People can be seen removing the debris and pulling out survivors and bodies out to rescue them on time.
According to reports, earthmovers were used to remove clear the rubble and aid the rescue mission.
Recalling the horror, an eyewitness said the house caught fire and collapsed minutes after the blast.

The incident also left 12 people dead.