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<p>WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP (AP) &#8212; Authorities say a Pennsylvania man who was seriously burned when his chainsaw exploded last week has died from his injuries.</p><p>Lehigh County officials say 68-year-old David Baker was working at his home in Warrington Township, York County, when the explosion occurred Thursday. He was taken to a hospital but died from his injuries the following day.</p><p>The death has been ruled an accident but remains under investigation. Authorities have not said what might have caused the explosion.</p><p>No other injuries were reported in the explosion. </p><style>
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Pennsylvania man burned by exploding chainsaw dies from injuries