Gas Line Struck by Contractors, Evacuations Underway
190 S Oakley Ave
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Summary
- A natural gas leak occurred in Columbus, Ohio, after construction crews accidentally hit a gas line.
- Firefighters and police evacuated nearby houses and requested road closures to ensure safety.
- No injuries or illnesses have been reported.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 190 S Oakley Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 190 S Oakley Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 190 S Oakley Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 190 S Oakley Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 190 S Oakley Ave.
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Ain’t you supposed to call before digging smh ..
This is how that apartment building in Dallas exploded a few weeks ago. They need to have huge fines against the construction companies whenever they hit a gas line (or any utility line)that’s the only thing that will make them more careful and stop this from happening.
I understand what you are saying but what about the company that makes the services wrong or miss marks them its not always the contractors fault.
So much for “call before you dig”. 🙄
Sounds like somebody didn't call 811.
Ain’t you supposed to call before digging smh ..
This is how that apartment building in Dallas exploded a few weeks ago. They need to have huge fines against the construction companies whenever they hit a gas line (or any utility line)that’s the only thing that will make them more careful and stop this from happening.
I understand what you are saying but what about the company that makes the services wrong or miss marks them its not always the contractors fault.
So much for “call before you dig”. 🙄
Sounds like somebody didn't call 811.
Ain’t you supposed to call before digging smh ..
This is how that apartment building in Dallas exploded a few weeks ago. They need to have huge fines against the construction companies whenever they hit a gas line (or any utility line)that’s the only thing that will make them more careful and stop this from happening.
I understand what you are saying but what about the company that makes the services wrong or miss marks them its not always the contractors fault.
So much for “call before you dig”. 🙄
Sounds like somebody didn't call 811.
Ain’t you supposed to call before digging smh ..
This is how that apartment building in Dallas exploded a few weeks ago. They need to have huge fines against the construction companies whenever they hit a gas line (or any utility line)that’s the only thing that will make them more careful and stop this from happening.
I understand what you are saying but what about the company that makes the services wrong or miss marks them its not always the contractors fault.
So much for “call before you dig”. 🙄
Sounds like somebody didn't call 811.
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Ain’t you supposed to call before digging smh ..
This is how that apartment building in Dallas exploded a few weeks ago. They need to have huge fines against the construction companies whenever they hit a gas line (or any utility line)that’s the only thing that will make them more careful and stop this from happening.
I understand what you are saying but what about the company that makes the services wrong or miss marks them its not always the contractors fault.
So much for “call before you dig”. 🙄
Sounds like somebody didn't call 811.