Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Water Main Break at Train Station
Reported Mar 4 at 4:32 AM · Updated Mar 4 at 9:16 AM · 28.3K Viewed
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4:32 AM, WEDNESDAY – Firefighters responded to a report of a water main break at the Bedford Avenue (L) Station. (L) Train service was disrupted between Lorimer Street & Manhattan while the break was resolved. Video showed water flooding the street, and first-responders on the scene. By 5:12 water had been turned off. By 6:26 AM, firefighters reported that they were de-watering the scene. The FDNY declared the situation under control 6:58 Officials told Citizen that (L) Train service has been resumed. An excavation is underway to determine the source of the leak.
Officials say that L train service has resumed.
Firefighters say the water flow has been abated and a de-watering unit is on scene. They are declaring the situation under control.
Firefighters say that workers with the Department of Environmental Protection are on scene checking for repairs. Firefighters are investigating the extent of the water leak.
Water continues to flow onto the L train tracks.
Firefighters report another possible water main break two blocks southeast on Roebling Street.
4:32 AM, WEDNESDAY – Firefighters responded to a report of a water main break at the Bedford Avenue (L) Station. (L) Train service was disrupted between Lorimer Street & Manhattan while the break was resolved. Video showed water flooding the street, and first-responders on the scene. By 5:12 water had been turned off. By 6:26 AM, firefighters reported that they were de-watering the scene. The FDNY declared the situation under control 6:58 Officials told Citizen that (L) Train service has been resumed. An excavation is underway to determine the source of the leak.
Officials say that L train service has resumed.
Firefighters say the water flow has been abated and a de-watering unit is on scene. They are declaring the situation under control.
Firefighters say that workers with the Department of Environmental Protection are on scene checking for repairs. Firefighters are investigating the extent of the water leak.
Water continues to flow onto the L train tracks.
Firefighters report another possible water main break two blocks southeast on Roebling Street.
4:32 AM, WEDNESDAY – Firefighters responded to a report of a water main break at the Bedford Avenue (L) Station. (L) Train service was disrupted between Lorimer Street & Manhattan while the break was resolved. Video showed water flooding the street, and first-responders on the scene. By 5:12 water had been turned off. By 6:26 AM, firefighters reported that they were de-watering the scene. The FDNY declared the situation under control 6:58 Officials told Citizen that (L) Train service has been resumed. An excavation is underway to determine the source of the leak.
Officials say that L train service has resumed.
Firefighters say the water flow has been abated and a de-watering unit is on scene. They are declaring the situation under control.
Firefighters say that workers with the Department of Environmental Protection are on scene checking for repairs. Firefighters are investigating the extent of the water leak.
Water continues to flow onto the L train tracks.
Firefighters report another possible water main break two blocks southeast on Roebling Street.
4:32 AM, WEDNESDAY – Firefighters responded to a report of a water main break at the Bedford Avenue (L) Station. (L) Train service was disrupted between Lorimer Street & Manhattan while the break was resolved. Video showed water flooding the street, and first-responders on the scene. By 5:12 water had been turned off. By 6:26 AM, firefighters reported that they were de-watering the scene. The FDNY declared the situation under control 6:58 Officials told Citizen that (L) Train service has been resumed. An excavation is underway to determine the source of the leak.
Officials say that L train service has resumed.
Firefighters say the water flow has been abated and a de-watering unit is on scene. They are declaring the situation under control.
Firefighters say that workers with the Department of Environmental Protection are on scene checking for repairs. Firefighters are investigating the extent of the water leak.
Water continues to flow onto the L train tracks.
Firefighters report another possible water main break two blocks southeast on Roebling Street.
4:32 AM, WEDNESDAY – Firefighters responded to a report of a water main break at the Bedford Avenue (L) Station. (L) Train service was disrupted between Lorimer Street & Manhattan while the break was resolved. Video showed water flooding the street, and first-responders on the scene. By 5:12 water had been turned off. By 6:26 AM, firefighters reported that they were de-watering the scene. The FDNY declared the situation under control 6:58 Officials told Citizen that (L) Train service has been resumed. An excavation is underway to determine the source of the leak.
Officials say that L train service has resumed.
Firefighters say the water flow has been abated and a de-watering unit is on scene. They are declaring the situation under control.
Firefighters say that workers with the Department of Environmental Protection are on scene checking for repairs. Firefighters are investigating the extent of the water leak.
Water continues to flow onto the L train tracks.
Firefighters report another possible water main break two blocks southeast on Roebling Street.
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Smdh, how many pipes have to burst in the NYC areas before the city realize they need to be inspected before causing more damage
Fuck them hipsters lol
Is that the water pipe line they are doing? They are putting a water pipe line around Graham and never informed the ppl from the neighborhoo
Just wait till the tunnel collapse
Smdh, how many pipes have to burst in the NYC areas before the city realize they need to be inspected before causing more damage
Fuck them hipsters lol
Is that the water pipe line they are doing? They are putting a water pipe line around Graham and never informed the ppl from the neighborhoo
Just wait till the tunnel collapse
Smdh, how many pipes have to burst in the NYC areas before the city realize they need to be inspected before causing more damage
Fuck them hipsters lol
Is that the water pipe line they are doing? They are putting a water pipe line around Graham and never informed the ppl from the neighborhoo
Just wait till the tunnel collapse
Smdh, how many pipes have to burst in the NYC areas before the city realize they need to be inspected before causing more damage
Fuck them hipsters lol
Is that the water pipe line they are doing? They are putting a water pipe line around Graham and never informed the ppl from the neighborhoo
Just wait till the tunnel collapse
Smdh, how many pipes have to burst in the NYC areas before the city realize they need to be inspected before causing more damage
Fuck them hipsters lol
Is that the water pipe line they are doing? They are putting a water pipe line around Graham and never informed the ppl from the neighborhoo
Just wait till the tunnel collapse
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