At least 11 people were injured Friday in a fire and explosion at Robbins Lumber in Searsmont, Maine , prompting a mass casualty response. Both firefighters and civilians were hurt, multiple Mayday calls were issued during the response and several fire trucks were damaged or destroyed, the Thorndike Fire Department told WMTW . Catherine Robbins-Halsted, co-owner and vice president of administration at Robbins Lumber, previously told the outlet that all employees were “accounted for” in the incident, which happened around 11 a.m. Governor Janet Mills said in a social media post, “I have been briefed on the situation unfolding in Searsmont. I urge folks to stay clear of the area, follow the instructions of law enforcement, and allow emergency personnel to respond. I ask Maine people to join me in keeping all those affected in their thoughts.” Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center received one patient in critical condition in connection with the explosion, per WMTW.…