NEW YORK -- Several buildings in a Bronx neighborhood were evacuated Sunday morning after a gas main ruptured. The FDNY said at least three people were injured. Video shows the chaotic moments it all began. At around 9:40 a.m., smoke filled the air in front of 379 Bedford Park Blvd., a busy street with businesses and residential buildings.

Firefighters in the Bronx are working to contain a massive gas line rupture Sunday after a blast sent noxious fumes into the air and locals running for cover. The overwhelming stench emitting from Bedford Park Boulevard and Webster Avenue covered the South Bronx on Sept.

Five people were treated, three hospitalized, after a gas line ruptured Sunday morning in Bedford Park, prompting evacuations and street closures, officials said.