Coastal erosion caused a gas main rupture in Malibu involving Southern California Gas Company.
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Updated Sep 9
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What happened
Coastal erosion caused a gas main rupture in Malibu involving Southern California Gas Company.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- A gas leak is being assessed following a property collapse in Malibu, involving the Southern California Gas Company.Sub-event
- A sinkhole collapse in Malibu necessitated utility service shutoffs and county resources responded to the local emergency.Sub-event
Sinkhole opens near residential gas main in Malibu, involving SC Gas Co.1 source
Coastal erosion caused a gas main rupture in Malibu involving Southern California Gas Company.1 source
The crisis includes a gas main rupture and the use of a local high school as an ARC shelter.1 source
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Coastal erosion driven by climate change is being observed in Malibu and Carlsbad.Also in this story
- Coastal erosion affected the Sea Level Drive infrastructure in Malibu, prompting emergency coordination with county agencies and utility providers.
- Coastal erosion opened a massive sinkhole in Malibu, located within Los Angeles County.
The entities involved
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Malibu
city in Los Angeles County, California, United States
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Southern California Gas Company
American natural gas utility company in California
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