Water pipe burst in midtown high-rise

Posted February 16, 2015 11:22 pm.

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Residents of a midtown high-rise apartment building are still mopping up after a pipe burst on the top floor, causing massive flooding. CityNews reporter Anna Vlachos has more on the damage inside the building.

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