WATER MAIN BREAK: SKYFOX flew over the area of Conarroe Street, where a water main break could be seen pumping water down a nearby street.
SKYFOX flew over Conarroe Street in Manayunk, where crews are responding to a water main break causing flooding on streets in the area.A water main break in Manayunk is leaving streets in the area flooded in the neighborhood.
SKYFOX flew over the area of the 100 block of Conarroe Street, where a water main break could be seen pumping water down a nearby street. FOX 29 reached out to the Water Department, which says the leak was just called in.
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