Ga. Capitol evacuated, roads shut down
Gas leak in downtown Atlanta prompts evacuations at Georgia State Capitol
A gas leak in downtown Atlanta prompted evacuations Wednesday morning at the Georgia State Capitol. Atlanta Fire Rescue spokesman Anare Holmes said a crew struck a main gas line at Piedmont Avenue and Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, bordering the Capitol’s northeast side, at about 9 a.m.
"All buildings in the area are safe and have been cleared to reopen," Atlanta Gas Light said in a statement. However, repairs continue.
The Georgia Capitol Building and other buildings in the area are safe to reopen after being evacuated as crews work to repair ...
Several roads have been shut down by the Georgia Capitol after a gas leak, according to the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department.
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