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A significant water main rupture under a major Uptown thoroughfare on Monday morning continues to disrupt city services, prompting the closure of several schools for a second consecutive day on Tuesday. Repair crews are actively working to fix the broken pipe, but the necessary work has extended the impact on local infrastructure.
The break has affected water pressure and service in surrounding neighborhoods, creating operational challenges for school facilities. Officials determined that maintaining closures is essential to ensure student and staff safety, as well as proper sanitation, while restoration efforts are completed.
The affected schools span multiple campuses. Parents and guardians are advised to monitor official school communication channels for further updates regarding the resumption of normal operations. City officials have not provided a definitive timeline for full repairs but emphasize that restoring reliable water service is their top priority.
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