LA’s Sunset Boulevard floods after century-old pipe bursts
- The rupture of a century-old pipe transformed a stretch of Sunset Boulevard into a rushing river, engulfing one of Los Angeles’ busiest corridors in thousands of gallons of water.
- On Thursday morning, a 36‑inch underground pipe burst without warning at the convergence of Sunset and Holloway Drive, opening a sizable sinkhole and sending a torrent coursing down the surrounding streets for several hours.
- From above, the scene looked surreal: water cascading along tree‑lined blocks, vehicles stranded in rising currents, a fleet of buses partially submerged and what appeared to be an underground par
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- The rupture of a century-old pipe transformed a stretch of Sunset Boulevard into a rushing river, engulfing one of Los Angeles’ busiest corridors in thousands of gallons of water.
- On Thursday morning, a 36‑inch underground pipe burst without warning at the convergence of Sunset and Holloway Drive, opening a sizable sinkhole and sending a torrent coursing down the surrounding streets for several hours.
- From above, the scene looked surreal: water cascading along tree‑lined blocks, vehicles stranded in rising currents, a fleet of buses partially submerged and what appeared to be an underground par
Sources: The Independent