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'It is really mind blowing': Crews are clearing massive debris from drainage tunnels before water ends up back on your street - WOAI

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'It is really mind blowing': Crews are clearing massive debris from drainage tunnels before water ends up back on your street | WOAI

Tue, 25 Jul 2023 00:33:49 GMT (1690245229144) 3d2fc457b00335a9756170f147fd52fad1a09731 3b0f6d4b614c1c239befd71fc6997e524191d54a News Weather Investigations SA Living Game Center Watch Now 97 Tue 102 Wed 102 'It is really mind blowing': Crews are clearing massive debris from drainage tunnels before water ends up back on your street by Jordan Elder Tue, July 25th 2023, 12:32 AM UTC 3 VIEW ALL PHOTOS Crews clean up a drainage tunnel on Richland (Courtesy San Antonio Solid Waste) 0 Loading ...

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