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Oak Cliff apartment complex owners sue Atmos over deadly gas explosion Original

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By Sue Ambrose Verified, Jamie Landers Verified, Sana Muneer
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
Debris from a deadly explosion and fire at The Clyde apartment building is seen in Oak Cliff on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, in Dallas. Three people were killed in the May 28 explosion and fire at the apartment building. Elías Valverde II/The Dallas Morning News The owners of the Oak Cliff apartment complex destroyed earlier this year in a deadly natural gas explosion are suing Dallas-based Atmos Energy, alleging the utility failed to follow adequate emergency response procedures.
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Oak Cliff tragedy shows finding gas lines not foolproof; experts say system has weaknesses

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By Sue Ambrose Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The system used to locate underground utility lines faces mounting pressure nationwide from rapid growth, heavier workloads and an increasingly crowded web of buried pipes and lines, experts say, making the work prone to deadly accidents like the natural gas explosion and fire that killed three people in Oak Cliff in May.
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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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