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BALTIMORE — Police say normal activity has resumed at UMBC after a high pressure underground gas line was struck on campus Wednesday morning.
The incident happened just before 8 a.m. in the 1000 block of Hilltop Circle, between the dining hall and Susquehanna Hall.
Four buildings were evacuated as a precaution.
No one was injured.
Gas at the location remains shut off as BGE continues to make repairs.
It's unclear how the gas line was hit.
BREAKING NEWS: A high pressure gas line was struck on the campus of #UMBC. #BaltimoreCounty Fire Dept. tells @LaurenCookWMAR that it happened at 7:51A.M. near the cafe. No injuries reported. BGE just arrived to the scene. @WMAR2News 4 the latest developments. #MDtraffic #GMM2 pic.twitter.com/7EqdkIwEPQ
— Maryland Traffic (@MarylandTraffic) April 7, 2021
