An estimated 250,000 gallons of sewage reached the LA River channel before crews could contain it.
An equipment malfunction caused a temporary blockage in the sewage system, leading to the overflow into the street at Burns Avenue and Rives Avenue in Downey, according to the.
Residents who live in the area were allowed into the neighborhood, but anyone who doesn't live in the area was asked to stay away.Long Beach City Health
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