Water main break shuts down route 46 westbound in south hackensack

Water main break shuts down Route 46 westbound in South Hackensack

SOUTH HACKENSACK, N.J. — A water main break has forced the closure of Route 46 westbound in South Hackensack, police announced Monday evening.

The South Hackensack Police Department shared the update via social media, stating the closure would remain in effect “until further notice.”

Crews are working to assess and repair the damage, but no timeline for reopening the roadway has been provided.

Officials have not reported any injuries or property damage associated with the break. Drivers are advised to seek alternate routes to avoid delays.

Further updates on the situation will be provided as information becomes available, authorities said.

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