Burst pipe forces assisted living residents to be relocated
Dozens of people who live at Magnolia Gardens Assisted Living in Toms River have been relocated after a pipe burst.
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Feb 3, 2019, 8:12 PM
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Updated 2,068 days ago
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Dozens of people who live at Magnolia Gardens Assisted Living in Toms River have been relocated after a pipe burst.
Officials say it happened Saturday around 5:30 p.m.
They say the pipe broke in the ceiling of the first floor, which flooded that area with 3 inches of water.
The basement and two elevators were damaged.
The 87 affected residents were not hurt and have been moved to Green Acres Manor Nursing Home.
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