A water main break has forced the closure of a street in downtown Montreal for the next two days.
The city said the one-way de la Gauchetière Street East is off limits to traffic between St-Hubert and St-André streets.
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The emergency closure comes after a pipe burst around 12 p.m. Monday near the intersection of de la Gauchetière and St-Hubert streets in the Ville-Marie borough.
The city says the street will be closed until at least Wednesday.
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