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CBS News
16-07-2025
- Automotive
- CBS News
Oakland Mall issues temporary closure because of possible pipe burst
An apparent burst pipe sent water rushing through Oakland Mall in Troy, Michigan, on Wednesday afternoon, forcing the temporary closure of the shopping center. "Earlier this afternoon, Oakland Mall experienced what we believe to be a burst pipe, resulting in flooding across several main concourses and portions of the parking lot. In response, the decision was made to close the mall for the safety and security of our tenants and guests," the mall management posted at about 2:15 p.m. on its social media. "We are actively working with local fire and police departments, along with industry experts, to fully assess the situation." Both the Troy police and fire departments shared the mall's notice on their social media accounts. Oakland Mall on West 14 Mile Road, just east of Interstate 75, is normally open seven days a week. The retailers there include JCPenney, H&M and Hobby Lobby
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The Independent
14-07-2025
- Climate
- The Independent
Large sinkhole opens up in middle of road near Clapham Common
A large sinkhole has opened up near Clapham Common following a burst pipe, causing extensive flooding. Emergency services have sealed off a section of Clapham Park Road in southwest London following the explosion of a pipe, according to Thames Water. They said in a statement that it will be 'difficult' to repair the road due to the size of the burst pipe. Photos published by the water company showed a large section of the road broken off and submerged under water. A second photo showed a significant portion of the road flooded, with fire engines positioned by the flooding. 'We're very sorry if you're affected by road closures at Clapham Park Road, SW4,' Thames Water wrote in a statement. 'We're currently dealing with a burst pipe which caused a large amount of flooding to the area. 'To keep the public and our team safe, we've set up traffic lights while we work in the road. Sorry for the impact this may have on traffic in the area, and any delays to your journey 'Due to the size of the pipe and it's location this is going to be a difficult repair. We've now controlled the flow of water from the burst pipe, and a specialist team have carried out investigations to confirm the road surface is safe for us to continue with the repair. 'As soon as we confirm this we'll then dig down to the damaged section of pipe and decide how best to fix it. 'You shouldn't notice any changes to your water supply whilst we carry out these emergency repairs and we'll continue to update you as we work to get this resolved as quickly as possible. 'As soon as we know more, we'll be back with an update.'
BBC News
09-07-2025
- Climate
- BBC News
Water set to return to Oxford taps as burst pipe fixed
Water supplies are set to return to homes and businesses in Oxford after a burst pipe was fixed burst on Mill Lane left those in the OX3, OX2 and OX33 postcodes with no water or low Water is using tankers to add water to the system while further work is undertaken, with temporary traffic lights in place on the A40 as a result. The water firm said a bottled water station for those affected would be open at Oxford Thornhill Park & Ride on London Road, Headington, from 09:00 BST. Thames Water said: "Currently all customers are being supplied with water but this could be affected, particularly if homes are in an elevated area, as we urgently complete all work."Apologising for the inconvenience, it added: "We understand how disruptive this can be, and we're doing everything we can to resolve the issue and get water flowing again as quickly as possible." You can follow BBC Oxfordshire on Facebook, X (Twitter), or Instagram.
BBC News
29-06-2025
- Climate
- BBC News
Kidderminster flood: Burst pipe repaired but roads still closed
A burst water pipe that left an "enormous" area of Kidderminster underwater has been fixed by engineers. People living in the DY10 and DY11 post codes began to experience problems with supply, poor pressure and discoloured water on Friday morning. On Sunday, Severn Trent said it was still carrying out checks and extra repair work in the area despite the pipe fix. The water company added roads around Green Street, including Castle Road, Dickson Street and New Road, would remain closed until further notice. The firm previously said the area had been hit by an "extremely large amount of flooding". Drone shots taken at the scene showed a district council office among the buildings underwater. "We're sorry to any of our customers who experienced issues with their water supply as a result of the burst," a spokesperson added on Sunday. "Thank you for your patience and understanding while we complete this work." Follow BBC Hereford & Worcester on BBC Sounds, Facebook, X and Instagram.
BBC News
19-05-2025
- Climate
- BBC News
Reduced water flow in homes due to burst main in Swindon
Some properties are experiencing reduced water flow as engineers work to repair a burst water Water said it found the burst pipe, which is located between The Croft and Wichelstowe in Swindon, on Sunday evening and those in the SN1, SN3 and SN4 postcodes were water supplier said tankers were being used and it was adjusting their network to bring water from other areas to reduce disruption."You may see lower pressure than normal during peak usage times and we apologise for this inconvenience to your morning," it said. "We know how inconvenient it is if you lose your water supply, so we'll work hard to get things back to normal as soon as we can," Thames Water added.
