Gas pipeline leakage reported in Rohtak

Meanwhile, the area is cordoned off, and vehicular traffic is diverted to alternate routes

Tribune News Service

Rohtak , Updated At : 03:33 PM May 16, 2025 IST

A JCB machine employed to dig a water pit to contain gas leaking from a pipeline on the outskirts of Rohtak city. Tribune photo

A leakage was detected in a Piped Natural Gas (PNG) pipeline in Rohtak on Friday, following a swift response from the authorities.

The leak was discovered during an inspection of the pipeline.

A pit was dug and filled with water to contain the gas leakage.

Fire engines and a police party also reached the spot soon after being informed of the leakage.

The gas supply was subsequently shut off at the source, enabling technicians to repair the damaged section of the pipeline.

Meanwhile, the area was cordoned off, and vehicular traffic was diverted to alternate routes.

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