The Santa Clara County Fire Department is responding to a major gas and water leak on Creekline Drive, which is causing delays for Cupertino residents today.

Emergency personnel, including firefighters and a hazmat team, as well as representatives from Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E), are on the site of the incident, which was initially reported at 8:13 a.m.

A 2-inch gas pipe was ruptured, resulting in evacuations and shelter-in-place orders for multiple blocks, according to the official social media post.

The impacted areas, which stretch from Creekline Drive to Jeanette Court, Kenmore Court to Festival Drive, September Drive to Fiesta Lane, and November Drive to November Court, have been gradually cleared of residents.

Additionally, the region surrounded by Jeannette Court, Creekline Drive, and November Drive is under a shelter-in-place advisory.

Because the event may linger for several hours, the Santa Clara County Fire Department encourages everyone in these locations to stay inside with their doors and windows locked.

As PG&E works to promptly address the contaminated gas line, prompt action by emergency services tries to lessen the potential harm.

Routines have been disturbed, and community residents are becoming concerned as a result of efforts to safeguard the area.

On their social media page, the Santa Clara County Fire Department pledges to notify the public as soon as new information becomes available.

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