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About twenty people were removed from their homes by order of the fire brigade around a quarter past ten on Monday evening after a gas leak had started on Nieuwlandstraat in Tilburg. They were received in a city cafe.

A 112 correspondent says that the Nieuwlandstraat had already been broken open due to the replacement of the gas pipes. “The leak was so big that a mist of gas spewed from the broken gas pipe.”

Sleeping place
It would take hours to plug the gas leak. That is why the municipality of Tilburg arranged a place to sleep for the local residents in a hotel.

The leak was so big that a mist of gas spewed from the gas pipeline (photo: Jack Brekelmans/SQ Vision).
The leak was so big that a mist of gas spewed from the gas pipeline (photo: Jack Brekelmans/SQ Vision).

Several emergency services were called because of the gas leak in Tilburg (photo: Jack Brekelmans/SQ Vision).
Several emergency services were called because of the gas leak in Tilburg (photo: Jack Brekelmans/SQ Vision).

Due to the gas leak, local residents were received in city café De Spaarbank (photo: Jack Brekelmans/SQ Vision).
Due to the gas leak, local residents were received in city café De Spaarbank (photo: Jack Brekelmans/SQ Vision).

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