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More than 2,000 gas work violations logged in NYC since key law took effect: ‘A public safety time bomb’

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New York City has detected more than 2,000 gas plumbing violations since a set of rules took effect in 2020. The rules tightened regulations around gas installation, maintenance and repair work in the city. The goal was to prevent another tragedy like the March 2015 East Village gas line explosion that destroyed multiple buildings and killed two.

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More than 2,000 gas work violations logged in NYC since key law took effect: ‘A public safety time bomb’

Signed into law by then-Mayor Bill de Blasio, the rules tightened regulations around gas installation, maintenance and repair work in the city, with the goal of preventing another tragedy like the March 2015 East Village gas line explosion that destroyed multiple buildings in the Manhattan neighborhood and killed two people.

1 year ago·New York, United States

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