Man arrested after heavily pregnant woman injured in car explosion in Kent

Published: 8:30AM GMT 06 March 2010

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Kent Police pronounced the 32-year-old man was in control following the explosion in Vigo, circuitously Meopham, Kent, only after 1pm on Friday.

The harmed woman, declared locally as Victoria Fabian, was pulled from the on glow car by her father Nick following the explosion as she attempted to expostulate out of a car play ground in the village.

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Her dual immature sons, accepted to be elderly 4 and eight, were additionally inside the car, but transient unhurt.

Army explosve ordering experts were called in after the explosion to inspect the car and multiform circuitously houses were evacuated. Many suffered damaged windows from the force of the explosion, but nobody else was injured.

Witnesses pronounced Mr Fabian, who worked at the Battersea Dogs Home in circuitously West Kingsdown, attempted to provide his heavily draining wife, who is 6 months pregnant, as she lay screaming "my baby".

One declare pronounced her legs had been "shredded" by the blast.

Mrs Fabian was on Friday night in a critical condition at Darent Valley Hospital in Dartford with critical leg injuries.

They are not thought to be hold up threatening.

Vincent Redman, 17, pronounced he helped rescue the harmed woman.

He said: "I went out with my silent and her partner and she was in the driver"s chair screaming.

"Her legs were shredded - one was really bad burnt and the alternative was all bloodied."

Residents spoke of conference a shrill "boom" when the car exploded.

Tracy Daniels, who lives in the village, said: "It was similar to a bang noise, in the distance.

"I thought, "I"ve never listened a sound similar to that before.""

She pronounced she was stopped by military from going to her residence until yesterday evening.

Kent Police pronounced the woman"s injuries were critical but not life-threatening.

The force added: "Police debate examiners will be carrying out a minute review of the car and a consummate hearing of the surrounding stage has begun.

"This work will go on in to the night. Kent Police would similar to to appreciate the village of Vigo for the calm and support."

Kent Fire and Rescue Service pronounced it sent dual glow engines to the incident.