Based on some high school arithmetic, a few shut-off valves installed closer together within Houston would have saved the company a lot of money. Also invest in some inexpensive concrete barriers to place around critical valves and exposed piping.
Who is the driver of the SUV. Alive? Dead? Hurt? Drunk? Heart attack? Terrorist? Blind? On the cell phone? Disgruntled employee? Thing we really want to know😮
I'm surprised the fire looks about the same height for the whole of this nine hour recording. Those paying for gas watch their energy company watch it burn.
I'm betting $10 that no one from the company or the Texas government will ever answer for their negligence, which allows this fire to continue. Other shut-off systems should have worked.
This valve was hit by an SUV that crashed through a chain link fence before hitting the valve. I don't see how one can blame the pipeline owner for someone else's act. Perhaps some commenters should give up gasoline, natural gas, electricity, water and other utilities as all of these structures could see accidents by third parties. Let's not forget any materials derived from mines as cave in accidents have occurred over time. And thanks for the 20/20 hindsight. Take your foresight and prevent accidents. Hindsight is of little value.
Based on some high school arithmetic, a few shut-off valves installed closer together within Houston would have saved the company a lot of money. Also invest in some inexpensive concrete barriers to place around critical valves and exposed piping.
@@user-go8vi5lb6u well dont burry thenm in asphalt stupid
Where is the nearest cut-off valve, Manilla?!
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Who is the driver of the SUV. Alive? Dead? Hurt? Drunk? Heart attack? Terrorist? Blind? On the cell phone? Disgruntled employee? Thing we really want to know😮
toxic dump now. These big companies need to pay for the damages and health risks. this is ridiculous there are homes next to this.
Like you never made a mistake , take risks , and do you use petroleum products btw? SMH
This is a Natural Gas fire, there is NO spill, this is a vapor
Looks like a disaster there; guessing a lot of people don't have power 😞
I'm surprised the fire looks about the same height for the whole of this nine hour recording. Those paying for gas watch their energy company watch it burn.
Not live, want my $ back
scotched earth policy -absolute gross incompetence by all involved
Helicopter low on fuel.
At least the Fire Dept is hosing down people's roofs. The radiant heat from that must be incredible!
Hey who's in charge of the live feed
I'm betting $10 that no one from the company or the Texas government will ever answer for their negligence, which allows this fire to continue. Other shut-off systems should have worked.
No sound?
This valve was hit by an SUV that crashed through a chain link fence before hitting the valve. I don't see how one can blame the pipeline owner for someone else's act.
Perhaps some commenters should give up gasoline, natural gas, electricity, water and other utilities as all of these structures could see accidents by third parties. Let's
not forget any materials derived from mines as cave in accidents have occurred over time. And thanks for the 20/20 hindsight. Take your foresight and prevent accidents.
Hindsight is of little value.
Oh. P.s. Two story houses for sale CHEAP!
where da live stream at
What.happen to the feed
WHERE LIVE STRUM
Entonses eso questa prendido hasta que seacabe el aceite seapaga iaunque los bonberos lechen parapagarlo nose apaga ocomo seba pagar
Do you know anything about oil? They have shut it down in other areas it has to burn off the residue
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