H uman remains have been found at the warehouse filled with fireworks that exploded in Northern California this week, officials said. The number of fatalities was not released and no positive identifications have been made, Yolo County officials said. Seven people were considered missing on Wednesday.

Rescue crews were searching on Thursday for seven people still missing days after an explosion at a fireworks warehouse in Northern California shook a tiny farming community and forced the cancellation of nearby July Fourth celebrations.

A man around 30 years old was found dead after the fire was knocked out and 33-year-old woman was taken to the hospital in critical but stable condition, authorities said. Four others were treated for smoke inhalation at the scene and declined to be taken to the hospital.

One person died after fireworks exploded in a home’s garage, California police said. On July 3, Ventura County firefighters responded to a blazing home after fireworks exploded in the home’s garage, according to a news release by the Simi Valley Police Department.

Police and firefighters responded to reports of a large explosion followed by a series of smaller explosions on July 3.

One person in southern California is dead after fireworks stored in a garage exploded on Thursday, setting fire to the house, authorities said.