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PG&E crews stop gas leak on Fogg Avenue caused by homeowner digging with excavator

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Pacific Gas & Electric says that the leak was caused by a homeowner who was using an excavator to dig. The excavator struck and broke a half-inch diameter plastic gas service line.

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PG&E crews stop gas leak on Fogg Avenue caused by homeowner digging with excavator

Pacific Gas & Electric says that the leak was caused by a homeowner who was using an excavator to dig. The excavator struck and broke a half-inch diameter plastic gas service line.

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