Burst water main in Kew creates suburban waterfall
A burst water main in Melbourne caused chaos for commuters with as high as ten metres in the air.
A burst water main in Melbourne’s inner east has created a spectacular early morning sight.
According to reports, the water main erupted on Willsmere Rd, in between Princess and Earl Streets, was reported shortly after 5:30 on Tuesday morning.
It’s understood the water was sent as high as ten metres in the air.
Yarra Valley Water arrived at the scene shortly before eight.
More to come.
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