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Georgetown officials have evacuated 388 people and closed several roads near the downtown area due to a gas leak on Wednesday morning.
The evacuations started at 9:45 a.m., according to the city of Georgetown.

The roads are expected to remain closed for several hours while the leak is repaired, according to the Georgetown Fire Department. The leak was discovered in a 4-inch gas main at Main Street and University Avenue, according to Atmos Energy.
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Firefighters evacuated people between 10th and 15th streets and Scenic and Church streets on Wednesday morning, the Georgetown Fire Department said. The roads that are closed include Texas 29 from Austin Avenue to Church Street and portions of Austin Avenue.
Further details were not yet available. Anyone who smells gas is asked to call Atmos Energy at (866)-322-8667.
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Gas Leak in Georgetown Prompts Evacuation of 388 Residents and Road Closures
A gas leak in Georgetown has led to the evacuation of 388 people and the closure of several roads in the area. The leak was reported earlier today, and emergency crews are currently on the scene working to contain the leak and ensure the safety of residents.
Residents in the affected area have been evacuated as a precautionary measure, and road closures have been put in place to prevent further exposure to the gas leak. Authorities are urging residents to stay away from the area and follow instructions from emergency personnel.
The cause of the gas leak is still under investigation, and it is unclear how long the evacuation and road closures will remain in place. We will provide updates as more information becomes available. Stay safe, Georgetown!
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