Five injured after explosion at shipyard in Skagen

One man transported to a hospital with severe burns

Lucie Rychla

Apr 24, 2015

Five men got injured after an explosion at a shipyard in Skagen this morning.

Several ambulances were sent to Karstensens shipyard in Skagen, at the northern tip of Jutland, after welding on a ship caused an explosion.

One man was transported to the Rigshospital in Copenhagen by helicopter with severe burns. He is in a serious condition.

Others are being examined for miner burns and possible asphyxiation.

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