LP Gas Leak at 300L Tank in San Álvaro
C. Juárez 51
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Mexico City firefighters responded to an LP gas leak from a 300-liter stationary tank in Colonia San Álvaro, Azcapotzalco; the leak was controlled and the service concluded.
Incident reported at C. Juárez 51.
Mexico City firefighters responded to an LP gas leak from a 300-liter stationary tank in Colonia San Álvaro, Azcapotzalco; the leak was controlled and the service concluded.
Incident reported at C. Juárez 51.
Mexico City firefighters responded to an LP gas leak from a 300-liter stationary tank in Colonia San Álvaro, Azcapotzalco; the leak was controlled and the service concluded.
Incident reported at C. Juárez 51.
Mexico City firefighters responded to an LP gas leak from a 300-liter stationary tank in Colonia San Álvaro, Azcapotzalco; the leak was controlled and the service concluded.
Incident reported at C. Juárez 51.
Mexico City firefighters responded to an LP gas leak from a 300-liter stationary tank in Colonia San Álvaro, Azcapotzalco; the leak was controlled and the service concluded.
Incident reported at C. Juárez 51.
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