BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Authorities have identified two people killed when a gas station exploded and started a fire in a remote Idaho town last week. The Clearwater County Sheriff’s Office said Brandon Cook, 53, of Orofino and Wesley Lineberry, 62, of Pierce were both killed in the explosion at the Atkinson Distributing station in Cardiff on Sept. 11.

Officials say 2 people were badly burned and two others are believed to be dead after an explosion destroyed a gas station in a small north-central Idaho town.

Idaho State Fire Marshal's office confirms 2 people were found dead under the rubble of the gas station on Thursday. Their identities have not been released yet.

The two people killed in a north-central Idaho gas station explosion last week have been identified; two others remain hospitalized. The incident, which occurred on Wednesday afternoon, left two dead and four injured.

The coroner says the victims were 53-year-old Brandon Luther Cook of Orofino, and 62-year-old Wesley James Lineberry of Pierce, Idaho.

Two people were airlifted to burn units in Spokane and Seattle on Wednesday, according to Idaho State Fire Marshal Knute Sandahl. They are both employees of the company that owns the gas station, the Associated Press reported. Two more people were “transported by ground to an unknown hospital,” he said, and the extent of injuries are unknown.