A water main break has occurred at the intersection of S. Rice and Pine Street. This incident has resulted in Bellaire High School and nearby residents losing access to water.
Officials have confirmed the situation. Further details about the water main break are available from the reporting source. The break has caused disruptions to the school and surrounding area.
The source of the information is ABC13 Houston, which has reported on the water main break and its effects on the community.
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