A propane tank leak has sprung at a restaurant construction site next to Arundel Mills Mall

Propane leak next to Arundel Mills

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Posted: 03/22/2011

HANOVER, Md. - The Anne Arundel County Fire Department is on the scene of a big propane leak next to Arundel Mills.

According to Anne Arundel County Fire Department spokesman Captain James Rostek, the accident happened at the construction site for a Long Horn Steakhouse restaurant on Arundel Mills Boulevard.

The propane tank was on a machine being moved when it fell off and a leak started.

Anyone within a half-mile radius of the accident was evacuated.

The evacuation does not include the mall itself or any homes at this time.

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