article_snippet: The 23-year-old was settling the check at the sushi restaurant after a second date with Nicholas Figueroa Bowlmor Lanes colleague when the building erupted.
article_snippet: It is believed the two were standing together inside the building when the building erupted .
article_snippet: Initial reports suggest the Figueroa and Locón, a delivery boy for the restaurant on Second Avenue, may have been standing next to each other at the time of Thursday's explosion and may have been blown upward toward the restaurant on Second Avenue's cellar - causing them to be buried in the rubble of the East Village explosion.
article_snippet: Locón's family also rushed to the scene and scoured local hospitals after hearing news of the blast, CBS reports.
article_snippet: His older brother, Alfredo, told CBS  on Friday that His is devastated about Locón's disappearance.
article_snippet: Explosion: Theresa Galarza, 22,  was with Figueroa in the restaurant on Second Avenue when the blast occurred, Theresa Galarza was propelled to the other side of Second Avenue .
article_snippet: Missin Person: After the fire on Second Avenue destroyed the three buildings, two men were declared missing - Figueroa (left) and Locón (right), two men in two men twenties .
article_snippet: The explosion and subsequent fire leveled three buildings.
article_snippet: However, police concluded that only Locón and Figueroa were known to have been in the building during the blast.
article_snippet: the blast occurred 15 minutes later as workers went to look in the basement.