
Gas Leak Shuts Down Milton Road in Edinburgh
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Milton Road in Edinburgh faces traffic chaos due to a gas leak near Portobello High School. SGN engineers are working to repair the pipe, causing four-way temporary traffic lights and potential rush hour congestion. Safety is the priority, with repairs aiming to be completed as soon as possible.
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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Gas Leak Shuts Down Milton Road in Edinburgh. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 20th. Welcome in. This is Edinburgh News Today, where local news meets AI. Drivers in Edinburgh are dealing with headaches on Milton Road near Portobello High School after a gas leak popped up this morning. Engineers from SGN jumped in right away to track down the source at the junction with Duttingston Park South, setting up four-way temporary traffic. Lights to keep things safe while they work. The leak means that busy stretch of road is shut down for repairs on the pipe, and no one knows yet how long it'll drag on since they're still. Figuring out the full extent. Folks driving through Portobello know this route gets slammed during rush hour, especially with the high school right there, so expect backups and frustration for locals heading to work or picking up kids. SGN says safety comes first, and they're pushing to wrap it up fast without cutting corners while the city council confirmed the lights went up. Today, Monday, April 20th. Hang tight if you're in the area. Engineers are on it, aiming to clear the road soon so everyone can get back to cruising
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