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Thames Water Warning After Burst Pipe Causes Huge Sinkhole to Flood Road

GREATER LONDON, ENGLAND, JUL 14 – The burst pipe left nearly 4,000 homes without water during hosepipe bans amid drought and heatwaves, with repairs continuing after flooding shut Clapham Park Road.

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A section of Clapham Park Road has been sealed off following the explosion of a pipe

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Major leak floods road and disrupts traffic

Thames Water have been called out in Swindon to fix a major leak along a main road, causing delays for drivers.

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Burst water pipe floods road and cuts off supply to thousands in south London

Residents have been forced to evacuate their homes as thousands of households are left without water in south London

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Thames Water warning after burst pipe causes huge sinkhole to flood road

A section of Clapham Park Road has been sealed off following the explosion of a pipe

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Burst pipe leaves thousands of residents without water as hosepipe ban hits millions

Almost 4,000 homes were left without water on Sunday after a pipe burst, as millions across the country are affected by hosepipe bans

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Massive sinkhole opens up in busy UK street after burst pipe causes major flooding

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Electrical Failure Leaves Dozens of Colonies in Piedras Negras without Water

BLACK PIETERS, COAH.- A failure in a high-voltage line caused by the storm that hit the region on Sunday night and Monday morning left dozens of colonies in Piedras Negras without drinking water or under low pressure.The Municipal Water and Sanitation System (Simas) reported that the fall of one of the three high-voltage phases affected the operation of the cárcamo of the Rio Bravo and the potabilizadora plants, forcing the suspension of supply …

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GB News broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, July 14, 2025.
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