Petroleum Leak After Workers Hit Pipeline Near Eugene Obregon Park
E Cesar E Chavez Ave & N Eastern Ave
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- Workers accidentally struck a petroleum line in Los Angeles, causing a significant leak.
- HazMat teams were deployed to manage the spill oil entered a nearby storm drain.
- Police are on scene to assist with traffic control.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E Cesar E Chavez Ave & N Eastern Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E Cesar E Chavez Ave & N Eastern Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E Cesar E Chavez Ave & N Eastern Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E Cesar E Chavez Ave & N Eastern Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E Cesar E Chavez Ave & N Eastern Ave.
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How do you accidentally hit a petroleum pipeline?! Those lines are required by law to get mapped out and marked before any ground excavating for a reason. I’d check the qualifications of these “workers,” because it doesn’t sound like they were trained to be doing any sort of digging in a major city.
The company did not check before they started to dig my primo works for that company
What’s all these “spills” all of sudden happening?
811 - Call Before you Dig
You can't dig there.
How do you accidentally hit a petroleum pipeline?! Those lines are required by law to get mapped out and marked before any ground excavating for a reason. I’d check the qualifications of these “workers,” because it doesn’t sound like they were trained to be doing any sort of digging in a major city.
The company did not check before they started to dig my primo works for that company
What’s all these “spills” all of sudden happening?
811 - Call Before you Dig
You can't dig there.
How do you accidentally hit a petroleum pipeline?! Those lines are required by law to get mapped out and marked before any ground excavating for a reason. I’d check the qualifications of these “workers,” because it doesn’t sound like they were trained to be doing any sort of digging in a major city.
The company did not check before they started to dig my primo works for that company
What’s all these “spills” all of sudden happening?
811 - Call Before you Dig
You can't dig there.
How do you accidentally hit a petroleum pipeline?! Those lines are required by law to get mapped out and marked before any ground excavating for a reason. I’d check the qualifications of these “workers,” because it doesn’t sound like they were trained to be doing any sort of digging in a major city.
The company did not check before they started to dig my primo works for that company
What’s all these “spills” all of sudden happening?
811 - Call Before you Dig
You can't dig there.
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How do you accidentally hit a petroleum pipeline?! Those lines are required by law to get mapped out and marked before any ground excavating for a reason. I’d check the qualifications of these “workers,” because it doesn’t sound like they were trained to be doing any sort of digging in a major city.
The company did not check before they started to dig my primo works for that company
What’s all these “spills” all of sudden happening?
811 - Call Before you Dig
You can't dig there.