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BALTIMORE (WMAR) — About 200 customers were without water after a six inch water main broke on a residential street in Northeast Baltimore on Sunday afternoon.
The Department of Public Works officials says the break happened in the 3300 block of Brendan Avenue, which is in the Belair-Edison neighborhood of Baltimore.
The line was shut off on Sunday and DPW tweeted Monday morning that it was repaired overnight.
It is still not clear is water has been restored to residents since the line was repaired.
