Water Main Break Drains Million Gallons From Worcester Storage Tower
WORCESTER (CBS) – A water main break drained one million gallons of water from a storage tower in Worcester.
A 65-year-old cast iron pipe on Chester Street broke around 8 p.m. Wednesday, leaving hundreds of residents in the northern part of the city without any water.
Service was restored around 2:30 a.m., but the gusher of water destroyed a large part of the street, sinking parts of it into the ground.
It's still not known was caused the pipe to crack.
The road is expected to be repaved Friday.
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