News World In pictures: Chemicals explode in Tianjin, China

3:31pm, Aug 13, 2015 Updated: 3:33pm, Aug 13

In pictures: Chemicals explode in Tianjin, China

Gigi Silk Social Media Editor @gcsilk

All photos: Getty.

Already 44 have been confirmed dead, with hundreds injured.

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