Sewage Line Break Displaces Residents Of San Gabriel Assisted Living Facility
SAN GABRIEL (CBSLA.com) — Eight residents of a San Gabriel assisted living facility remained displaced Saturday following a sewage line break, police say.
Forty-seven people were evacuated from Vista Cove Care Center, located near the intersection of South Santa Anita Avenue and South Arroyo Drive, after the incident was reported around 7:15 p.m. Friday.
The displaced residents included 36 convalescent facility patients and 11 apartment residents, Lauren Gold, public information officer for the City of San Gabriel, told City News Service.
A spokesperson for the San Gabriel Police Department told CBS2/KCAL9 eight residents were displaced and transported.
Crews were working late into Friday evening to repair the break.
A preliminary investigation suggests the overflow was linked to construction work for the Alameda Corrido-East railroad project, located near the facility, Gold said.
Crews were still cleaning up the scene early Saturday morning.
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