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Water leak keeps 1,200 OSU students from dorms

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About 1,200 of nearly 2,000 Ohio State University students evacuated from their dormitories after a water leak in a basement have been told they might not be able to return for at least two more days.

The Columbus Dispatch reports the leak was found around 8:30 p.m. Sunday at recently renovated South Campus residence halls after a water line broke. Water was shut off to the dorms, and students were notified via email to leave with some personal belongings.

University officials don't know what caused the line to break. Repairs are continuing.

Meanwhile, lodging is being provided at the university's Recreation & Physical Activity Center for students who can't return to Park-Stradley Hall. Another 800 students evacuated from a different hall were allowed to return Monday.

 

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