Two gas leaks caused road closures and evacuations on Monday
PSEG says if you smell gas, it's best not to smoke, vape or start your car.
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Jul 30, 2024, 2:44 AM
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Updated 124 days ago
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9h agoTwo gas leaks, one near a hospital and another near a middle school, caused road closures and evacuations in New Jersey on Monday.
A construction company working on Banks Avenue in Asbury Park struck a gas main.
Two hundred to 300 people were evacuated from a school, a church and several homes. The leak was contained by noon.
A PSEG curb valve experienced a leak on Lehigh Avenue in Newark near Newark Beth Israel on Monday evening.
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