Utility operators will gradually resume services after the evacuation of 270 people from Amara due to a gas incident.
Liviu Brăteanu
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The incident was caused by a water drilling that hit a pocket of gas, causing an eruption and a fire. Authorities are maintaining safety measures, including an active inspection team for a month. The Amara City Hall will monitor the situation, and the Local Police will ensure the safety of the area. Citizens are advised to ventilate their homes and report any anomalies.
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