Officials had to evacuate two homes after a water main broke in a Philadelphia, Pa., neighborhood.
The rupture Sunday night in a 24-inch line in Northeast Philadelphia is the second major break in the city in a week. Last Sunday a 48-inch main broke near downtown, displacing a number of residents.
At least 100 homes were affected by last week’s broken water main. It’s expected to be a couple more weeks before the most affected street is reopened following excavation and repairs.
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