Soooo, has FEMA addressed the gas leaks going on in the area?

[rainbow4321]

Cuz the police scanner is reporting them, workers are reporting that houses are thrown/floated all over the place (sitting in the middle of the street, etc..)Gas lines are broken, gas is LEAKING. One workerr asked if any attempt had been made to shut off all the gas in the counties.

Am I right in thinking that if someone lights up any tobacco there could be an explosion?? ANY kind of spark in the air can do the same?

There were 2 teens who were trying to escape a gas leak on their property, they started their car, the car ignition spark caused an explosion. They died.

There was an article at NOLA.com that had someone describing "gas leak" bubbles coming up thru the water next to a person's house.

[GreenPartyVoter]

1. Oh those poor kids!

:cry:

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[Kerrytravelers]

2. FEMA just acknowledged there was a hurricans and flood.

It'll take them three weeks to acknowledge gas leaks.