A burst water main in North London has left roads flooded and caused the evacuation of 30 residents. The London Fire Brigade responded with 10 fire engines and 70 firefighters, measuring water levels up to 44cm in some areas by Monday morning. Flooding has affected several streets, including Essex Road and Canonbury Street. Emergency services, including Thames Water and the local council, are working to assist affected individuals. Authorities warn the incident may continue disrupting the area into the morning, advising the public to avoid flood-affected roads.
On Monday morning around 44cm of water was measured on some roads, and 10 fire engines and 70 firefighters responded to the incident in Islington.
Around 30 residents have been evacuated from their homes as crews work alongside Thames Water, the local council, and the Metropolitan Police Service to support affected people.
The public are being urged to avoid the area and not to attempt to drive through flood water, given the significant flooding around Canonbury Street.
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