Gas line in Haag damaged - 3,500 households temporarily without care!

Gas line in Haag damaged - 3,500 households temporarily without care!

Near Haag caused a break in the West1 gas high pressure line on the morning of December 21st that caused an interruption of the gas supply. Like MeinDärzirk reported, the fault affects around 3,500 households and several major customers in the region west of Amstetten, including places such as St. Valentin, Seitenstetten and Wolfsbach. The exact cause of the damage is still unknown, but the repair could already be initiated and there is no gas leakage, which means that there is no danger for the residents.

The technicians have exposed the damaged area and the welding work is underway. Network Lower Austria operating manager Michael Wiederstein announced that X -ray work has to be carried out for about 3 to 4 hours after the pipe repair. Assuming TÜV approval could be restored at around 1 a.m. in the morning. The NÖS Service Center network in Amstetten is ready to help affected customers with the restart of their gas systems, especially if follow -up devices have switched to interference mode due to the interruption.

petrol station situation in Amstetten

In addition to the gas supply, the petrol stations in the region are also worth a look. In Ybbsstraße 39, Amstetten, the BP petrol station offers a variety of high-quality fuels, including Super and Diesel, and also has a shop for snacks and drinks. According to mapdoor , most petrol stations in Austria open at 6 a.m. and sell a wide range of products to support drivers.

The Shell petrol stations on Otto-Schott-Straße and St. Georgen/Blindenmarkt are also open around the clock and offer extensive services. These petrol stations not only ensure reliable care, but also a pleasant shopping experience with offers for car beds and refreshments. During this time when the gas supply in the region is affected, the petrol station infrastructure remains decisive for residents and travelers.