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LOGAN — All buildings were cleared and classes resumed after a gas leak forced brief evacuations at Utah State University on Monday, officials said.
A gas line in front of the Life Sciences building was hit, university officials said on Twitter. The leak was first reported about 11:45 a.m.
The University Inn, as well as the Biotech and Life Sciences buildings were briefly evacuated, but have since reopened and classes have resumed, officials said. University officials initially reported that the Biology and Natural Resources building was evacuated, but later said it was not.
Update: All clear. Those buildings evacuated due to the gas leak on Logan campus are all cleared an open. Clases are resuming. Thank you for your cooperation.
— Utah State University (@USUAggies) April 1, 2019
It was not clear how the gas line was hit. No other information about the leak was immediately available Monday.
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