Wellington Gas Leak Causes Traffic Delays

by | Dec 1, 2023 | Wellington News | 0 comments

Wellington Gas Leak Causes Traffic Woes

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WELLINGTON, FL (Boca Post) (Copyright © 2023) — The gas leak has been mitigated without injury.

Palm Beach County Fire Rescue and Palm Beach Sheriff’s Office were on the scene of a gas leak near Forest Hill Boulevard and Brisbane Lane.

Authorities had to close both lanes of travel on Forest Hill Boulevard so crews could fix the leak. The lane closures caused major traffic issues in the area.

Delays are continued to be expected and crews are demobilizing.

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