FDNY, Con Edison repair gas main leak in Bronx after fumes reported
BRONX - The FDNY, Con Edison, and the NYPD repaired a gas main that ruptured in the Bronx on Sunday morning. Officials got the call around 9:40 a.m. after reports of fumes and gas odors on Bedford Park Boulevard between Decatur Avenue and Webster Avenue. The FDNY said the incident was placed under control at 12:55 p.m.
Dozens evacuated after gas main rupture in the Bronx: FDNY
Emergency crews evacuated multiple businesses and homes in a Bronx neighborhood because of a ruptured gas main on Sunday morning, a representative for the fire department said. Fumes and the odor of gas covered the area near 379 Bedford Park Boulevard in the Bronx around 9:40 a.
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