Ruptured High-pressure Gas Line
226 Fillmore St
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- A 6-inch high-pressure gas main was struck at 226 Fillmore St, Staten Island, leading to a fire. Firefighters declared an all-hands situation and are monitoring gas levels in nearby buildings. National Grid is on the scene.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 226 Fillmore St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 226 Fillmore St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 226 Fillmore St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 226 Fillmore St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 226 Fillmore St.
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This is not Randall Manor
It’s literally the same company that always hits gas lines. Careless company
Exactly! Where is the supervisor on the job? Hummmmm
Again?
Two hours to shut down a gas main???
This is not Randall Manor
It’s literally the same company that always hits gas lines. Careless company
Exactly! Where is the supervisor on the job? Hummmmm
Again?
Two hours to shut down a gas main???
This is not Randall Manor
It’s literally the same company that always hits gas lines. Careless company
Exactly! Where is the supervisor on the job? Hummmmm
Again?
Two hours to shut down a gas main???
This is not Randall Manor
It’s literally the same company that always hits gas lines. Careless company
Exactly! Where is the supervisor on the job? Hummmmm
Again?
Two hours to shut down a gas main???
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This is not Randall Manor
It’s literally the same company that always hits gas lines. Careless company
Exactly! Where is the supervisor on the job? Hummmmm
Again?
Two hours to shut down a gas main???