Second house explodes in WV in as many days MOON, W.Va., Oct. 13 (UPI) -- Two people were injured and several houses were damaged when an explosion leveled a home in Moon, W.Va., the second in the area in two days, police said. Police said they don't know the cause of Saturday's explosion, which completely destroyed the home at 1656 Charlton Heights Road. Upon arriving at the scene, emergency crews pulled 47-year-old Shawn Landa, one of the owners of the home, out from underneath rubble. He was transported by helicopter to University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Mercy, the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reported. A neighbor, Alan Lisica, 61, who lives at 1654, also suffered injuries and was taken to the same hospital by ambulance, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported. Neighbor Donna Arndt said she was driving home when she say the fireball caused by the explosion and heard cries for help. "It was completely leveled," she said of the home. It was a two-story brick house that's now completely leveled. The incident came just one day after another house exploded in nearby Follansbee, W.Va., killing 13-year-old Hannah Mozingo and injuring her parents and sister.