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Wyandotte County, Kan., reports gas line struck near 44th Street
Wyandotte County, Kansas, issued an IPAWS Extreme local-area emergency Tuesday reporting a gas line struck and a smell of gas near 44th Street.
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Wyandotte County, Kansas, issued an Integrated Public Alert and Warning System local-area emergency on Tuesday reporting that a gas line had been struck and that there was a smell of gas near 44th Street1.
IPAWS listed the sender as Wyandotte County, Kansas (WYCO Residents), with event code Local Area Emergency, urgency Immediate, certainty Observed and severity Extreme1. The headline on the notice was “Gas line struck,” and the text said there was a smell of gas in the area of 44th Street1.
The record listed a 1:51 p.m. EDT issue time Tuesday and an expiration of 3:51 p.m. EDT the same day1. The Tuesday text did not describe the cause, injuries, evacuations or whether residents were told to leave the area1.