48-Inch Water Main Floods Bronx Streets, Cleanup Ongoing

Additionally, a tweet from @NYCMayorsOffice confirms there were minor injuries and no fatalities during the massive flood.

According to an update from Con Edison, crews remain on site with various New York City agencies to make the necessary electrical and gas repairs in the air.

A massive 48-inch water main burst overnight on Webster Ave, leaving streets, cars, and ground-level apartments underwater. Crews worked through the night, but Webster Ave remains closed, and officials warn cleanup could take days. Thirteen buildings are without gas service as inspections continue. The 1890s-era water main’s rupture is still under investigation.

Local news sources advise Webster Ave is closed from E 204th St to Bedford Park Blvd as crews work to fix the water main break.

The address reported for this incident has changed to Webster Ave & E Mosholu Pkwy S.

Firefighters have notified transit authorities as water from the main break is affecting nearby train tracks.

Additionally, a tweet from @NYCMayorsOffice confirms there were minor injuries and no fatalities during the massive flood.

According to an update from Con Edison, crews remain on site with various New York City agencies to make the necessary electrical and gas repairs in the air.

A massive 48-inch water main burst overnight on Webster Ave, leaving streets, cars, and ground-level apartments underwater. Crews worked through the night, but Webster Ave remains closed, and officials warn cleanup could take days. Thirteen buildings are without gas service as inspections continue. The 1890s-era water main’s rupture is still under investigation.

Local news sources advise Webster Ave is closed from E 204th St to Bedford Park Blvd as crews work to fix the water main break.

The address reported for this incident has changed to Webster Ave & E Mosholu Pkwy S.

Firefighters have notified transit authorities as water from the main break is affecting nearby train tracks.

Additionally, a tweet from @NYCMayorsOffice confirms there were minor injuries and no fatalities during the massive flood.

According to an update from Con Edison, crews remain on site with various New York City agencies to make the necessary electrical and gas repairs in the air.

A massive 48-inch water main burst overnight on Webster Ave, leaving streets, cars, and ground-level apartments underwater. Crews worked through the night, but Webster Ave remains closed, and officials warn cleanup could take days. Thirteen buildings are without gas service as inspections continue. The 1890s-era water main’s rupture is still under investigation.

Local news sources advise Webster Ave is closed from E 204th St to Bedford Park Blvd as crews work to fix the water main break.

The address reported for this incident has changed to Webster Ave & E Mosholu Pkwy S.

Firefighters have notified transit authorities as water from the main break is affecting nearby train tracks.

Additionally, a tweet from @NYCMayorsOffice confirms there were minor injuries and no fatalities during the massive flood.

According to an update from Con Edison, crews remain on site with various New York City agencies to make the necessary electrical and gas repairs in the air.

A massive 48-inch water main burst overnight on Webster Ave, leaving streets, cars, and ground-level apartments underwater. Crews worked through the night, but Webster Ave remains closed, and officials warn cleanup could take days. Thirteen buildings are without gas service as inspections continue. The 1890s-era water main’s rupture is still under investigation.

Local news sources advise Webster Ave is closed from E 204th St to Bedford Park Blvd as crews work to fix the water main break.

The address reported for this incident has changed to Webster Ave & E Mosholu Pkwy S.

Firefighters have notified transit authorities as water from the main break is affecting nearby train tracks.

Additionally, a tweet from @NYCMayorsOffice confirms there were minor injuries and no fatalities during the massive flood.

According to an update from Con Edison, crews remain on site with various New York City agencies to make the necessary electrical and gas repairs in the air.

A massive 48-inch water main burst overnight on Webster Ave, leaving streets, cars, and ground-level apartments underwater. Crews worked through the night, but Webster Ave remains closed, and officials warn cleanup could take days. Thirteen buildings are without gas service as inspections continue. The 1890s-era water main’s rupture is still under investigation.

Local news sources advise Webster Ave is closed from E 204th St to Bedford Park Blvd as crews work to fix the water main break.

The address reported for this incident has changed to Webster Ave & E Mosholu Pkwy S.

Firefighters have notified transit authorities as water from the main break is affecting nearby train tracks.