BREAKING HUGE Gas Inferno Continues to Engulf Alberta North of Calgary

COCHRANE, Alta. - A natural gas well fire that erupted and injured five workers north of Calgary is still raging on, a day after the initial incident. The fire, which began on what was a routine day for the workers, quickly spread, fueled by the highly flammable gas. The site, operated by a prominent energy company, was quickly evacuated, but the five workers were caught in the inferno before they could escape.

According to sources within the company, the five workers were immediately rushed to a local hospital, where they are receiving treatment for their injuries. While the extent of their injuries has not been disclosed, officials say they are all in stable condition.

The cause of the fire remains a mystery, but officials from the energy company have stated that they are working closely with local authorities to investigate the incident. "The safety of our workers is, and will always be, our top priority," read a statement released by the company. "We will do everything in our power to ensure an incident like this never happens again."

The fire has forced the local authorities to close nearby roads as a precautionary measure. In a statement, officials from the local government said that while the fire does not pose an immediate threat to the surrounding communities, they are taking all necessary precautions to ensure public safety.

The energy company has also set up a hotline for residents who may be concerned about the fire. While the company has confirmed that the fire is not releasing any toxic chemicals into the air, officials are still advising people to stay indoors as a precaution.

The incident has raised concerns about the safety of natural gas well operations in the region. Local residents have long been worried about the risks associated with these operations, and incidents like this only serve to heighten those concerns.