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Gas line hit by drill rig was not marked before deadly Oak Cliff explosion, feds say

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By Jamie Landers Verified, Sue Ambrose Verified
| Garland Journal Verified
Markings are required before drilling takes place so drillers can avoid hitting lines. By Jamie Landers, Sue Ambrose, Chase Rogers,Staff Writer Investigators from Dallas Fire-Rescue inspect the leveled The Clyde apartments on East 9th St near Patton Avenue in the Oak Cliff area of Dallas, May 30, 2026. The apartment building exploded and burst into flames, Thursday.
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Gas line hit by drill rig was not marked before deadly Oak Cliff explosion, feds say

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By Jamie Landers Verified, Sue Ambrose Verified
| Texas Metro News
Markings are required before drilling takes place so drillers can avoid hitting lines. By Jamie Landers, Sue Ambrose, Chase Rogers,Staff Writer Investigators from Dallas Fire-Rescue inspect the leveled The Clyde apartments on East 9th St near Patton Avenue in the Oak Cliff area of Dallas, May 30, 2026. The apartment building exploded and burst into flames, Thursday.
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Judge orders Atmos to preserve evidence from Oak Cliff explosion as survivor sues

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By Jamie Landers Verified, Sue Ambrose Verified, Michael Cuviello
| KXAS-TV (Fort Worth, TX) Verified
A judge on Monday ordered Atmos Energy to preserve evidence from a deadly Oak Cliff gas explosion, hours after a survivor blamed the utility in court filings of multiple failures leading up to the blast. The filings, part of a lawsuit first filed in late May, allege the company failed to repair repeated gas leaks, replace an aging plastic pipeline long linked to leaks and explosions and properly mark underground gas lines before drilling was to take place at the site.
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