Gas Main Rupture at 26th and Alabama Contained

Police and fire fighters stand near Alabama and 25th streets, about a block north from where the gas leak occurred. 
Photo by Tay Wiles

Police and fire fighters stand near Alabama and 25th streets, about a block north from where the gas leak occurred. Photo by Tay Wiles

A broken gas line left 11 customers without gas service in the area of 26th and Alabama streets tonight, according to PG&E.

The Department of Public Works ruptured a gas line while working in the area at about 7 p.m., said PG&E spokeswoman Jana Morris. The gas leak was contained at around 8 p.m., she said.

Residents nearby reported a strong gas smell.

“Gas smell in the neighborhood. Police, firefighters and PG&E out here,” NicoyaCharm tweeted.

Several residents were asked to leave their homes while the leak was being fixed.

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  1. This is the 3rd evacuation due to a gas main rupture in 2 weeks here. Is that normal? WTF?

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