Potomac sewage leak repaired; flow resumed to interceptor pipe
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A ruptured pipe dumped millions of gallons of raw sewage into the Potomac River in January 2026. By March 14, 2026, crews repaired the conduit and resumed flow to an interceptor pipe along the C&O Canal in Cabin John, Maryland, with FEMA inspecting the discharge and operations back to normal.
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