A strong odor of gas has been widely reported throughout many parts of Pennsylvania.
Residents reported the strong odor in Montgomery, Delaware, Chester and Bucks counties.
The mystery odor prompted hundreds of calls to PECO and was first noticed Saturday afternoon in Haverford Township, Marple Township, Radnor and Upper Darby – all in Delaware County.
Several residents in Chester and Montgomery counties also noticed the odor in Paoli, Lower Merion, Plymouth-Whitemarsh, Jenkintown and Abington. PECO has also gotten calls from Warminster in Lower Bucks County. A spokesperson says they have gotten over 600 calls but have so far found no problems in their system. source
PECO officials are still trying to determine the source of the odor.
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