PITTSBURGH — A water main break along Fifth Avenue in Pittsburgh’s Oakland neighborhood caused a sidewalk to start buckling early Wednesday morning.
The break was reported about 4 a.m. outside UPMC Presbyterian Hospital, between Atwood Street and Oakland Avenue.
Water flowed over the sidewalk and down Fifth Avenue.
Crews from the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority were called to the scene.
PWSA officials said the break happened in a 6-inch water main, and no customers are without service as a result of it.
HAPPENING NOW: Water main break on Fifth Avenue in front of UPMC Presby. Sidewalk buckling btw Atwood St & Oakland Ave. Water flowing down right lane. At this point, all lanes are still open on Fifth Avenue. @WPXI @WPXITraffic
— Alyssa Raymond (@AlyssaRaymond) October 6, 2021
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