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What were the immediate and long term consequences of the Halifax Explosion?
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What were the immediate and long term consequences of the Halifax Explosion?

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Answer:The massive explosion killed more than 1,800 people, injured another 9,000–including blinding 200–and destroyed almost the entire north end of the city of Halifax, including more than 1,600 homes.

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