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Road Closure Due To Major Gas Leak

Lewis Henley-Francis By Lewis Henley-Francis May3,2024
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It has been announced by Weymouth & Portland Police that Hamm Beach Road, Portland is currently closed for up to a 24 hours due to a major gas leak.

Police and fire are currently on scene.

We will update as the situation develops

Images From Weymouth & Portland Police

Lewis Henley-Francis

By Lewis Henley-Francis

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