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A stretch of Paseo de Alfonso XIII, between Captains Ripoll and Juan de la Cosa, remain cut off for several hours due to a broken water pipe Commonwealth Taibilla Channel that provides the Valley of tailings, which have flooded fully on the road.
Underground pipes, 45 inches across, has exploded this morning about 10:45 am, in a section located between the Regional Assembly and National Radio of Spain.
It appears as the first point of technical reviews rupture could have occurred by increased pressure due to strong wind.
Have quickly come to the site municipal maintenance workers, firefighters and local police are collaborating with the cleaning and bilge water.
The traffic is cut in all four lanes, both in the two output as in the two input.
Nor can the walkway until you remove the water and mud that has swamped the area.
Local police are diverting traffic from entering the city by Captain Ripoll and Sparta, and the output by Juan de la Cosa.
Drivers are advised to use alternative routes and avoid passing through the area.
The repair of the pipeline will attack once the area is cleared by the Commonwealth itself Taibilla Channel.
It is believed that the work can take several hours.
Expected if the situation permits, to restore traffic on two lanes out of Cartagena.
Water supply to industries in the Valley has not been affected by the break, as it has been able to make a bridge on driving.
OTHER INCIDENTS BY THE WIND
This has been so far the main impact that municipal services have been local police and fire on a day that the city has been caught in the early hours of the morning wind gusts of up to 80 kilometers per hour.
Among other actions necessary precaution has been cut off access to the Park Towers and the panoramic elevator, also has withdrawn a palm tree in the square of San Francisco that has knocked the wind.
On the street has evolved Medieras a piece of cornice and has been necessary to cut the street to pedestrians.
At the port, has withdrawn one of the tents of the largest fair which was to open today.
Finally, there have been numerous minor incidents and phone calls have been reports of falling tiles and sheet antennas.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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