Gas Leaks Prompt Multi-City Evacuations, Road Closures in Kansas, Georgia, California

Multiple gas leaks across different U.S. locations prompted evacuations and road closures as emergency crews worked to control the situations and ensure public safety. In Edgerton, Kansas, a natural gas line was struck by excavation equipment, leading to evacuations and ongoing air quality monitoring while repairs continue. Savannah, Georgia, experienced a gas leak that resulted in street closures and evacuations of several blocks, with authorities urging the public to avoid the area. In Gustine, California, a gas main leak caused the evacuation of residents and closure of roughly 10 city blocks, with a temporary shelter established at the Al Gorman Center; the issue was later resolved by Pacific Gas and Electric crews. Authorities in all areas emphasized caution and advised residents to stay clear of affected zones until the leaks were fully managed. These incidents highlight the ongoing risks associated with gas infrastructure and the coordinated response required to maintain community safety.