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Cleveland Clinic patients evacuated from buildings due to gas leak

Posted by db — last modified June 24, 2008

Local news outlets are reporting on a gas leak near two Cleveland Clinic buildings that led to evacuation of many patients.

Breaking news from Cleveland, June 24, 2008:

NewsNet5, Plain Dealer and other news agencies reported before 12 noon that patients in two Cleveland Clinic buildings and the InterContinental Hotel and Conference Center were evacuated due to a natural gas leak at E 96th and Carnegie Ave.

Details from WEWS can be found by clicking here or from the Plain Dealer here.

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