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Flooded roads to terminals at London's Heathrow after water main burst
At Heathrow Airport in London, a water main burst, flooding roads in the central part of the airfield. In the morning 15 August this disrupted access to the terminals 2 and 3 and caused issues for passengers.
The Guardian reports this.
Subsequently, emergency services localized the leak, and roads on the airport grounds were reopened to traffic. Heathrow said the airport was operating normally.
Due to the flooding, passengers were advised not to use cars for a period. They were encouraged to use trains and the underground. Also, because of road closures to parts of the car parks, some people could not collect their cars.
The incident occurred during the summer holiday period, one of the busiest times for the British airport.
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