Burst water main floods Philadelphia’s historic Center City (VIDEO)
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The site of the break, Sansom and Juniper streets, is just three blocks from Philadelphia City Hall, and seven blocks from the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence was signed in on the 4th of July, 1776. Both sites are popular tourist attractions.
This is bananas. 13th and Walnut in Center City. @KYWNewsradiopic.twitter.com/kJCMNtGRvk
— Tim Jimenez (@TimJRadio) July 3, 2018
The Philadelphia Water Department said that a 48-inch transmission main broke in the area of Sansom and Juniper around 4am on Tuesday. Crews battled to shut off the flow of water, finally closing the main at around 7.40 am.
48-in water main break in Center City means class 2 rapids down Walnut Street #centercityfloodpic.twitter.com/HMaZOeLPr3
— Rob Hayes (@robhayes) July 3, 2018
Streets are beginning to dry out, but over 1,000 residents have been left without power, and homes and basements have been flooded. Philadelphia’s Center City is the nation’s second-most populous downtown area, with a population of 183,000 residents.
Hearing reports of water seeping into basements and businesses after water main break this AM in Center City. pic.twitter.com/lY6m0r82MT
— Katherine Scott (@KScott6abc) July 3, 2018
This is Samson and Juniper where the 48-inch water main broke earlier this morning in Center City. @KYWNewsradiopic.twitter.com/aizAeYIFn3
— Tim Jimenez (@TimJRadio) July 3, 2018
That is water pouring onto Center City Philly streets this morning due to a major water main break that has roads closed & power out: https://t.co/rUYPxEqQyJpic.twitter.com/gEvyFddcft
— NBC10 Philadelphia (@NBCPhiladelphia) July 3, 2018
48-in water main break in Center City means class 2 rapids down Walnut Street #centercityfloodpic.twitter.com/HMaZOeLPr3
— Rob Hayes (@robhayes) July 3, 2018
Water Department official John DiGiulio told ABC News that the city’s recent heatwave could be to blame for the break, as customers use more water than usual, stressing the main.
Streets remain closed, and the cleanup operation is expected to take days, DiGiulio said.
