SAN FRANCISCO, California — A vehicle collision ruptured a gas line Saturday night on San Francisco's Russian Hill, prompting officials to order people on one block to shelter in place, the San Francisco Fire Department said, the San Francisco Focal reported on October 25.

Source: San Francisco Focal, citing the San Francisco Fire Department

The incident occurred on the 2800 block of Francisco Street, near Polk Street and just west of Francisco Park, the Focal reported, citing fire officials. Two adults sustained minor injuries and were not hospitalized, fire officials said.

WiseVoter, in a separate report on the same incident, also said a vehicle collision on the 2800 block of Francisco Street ruptured a gas line, that a shelter-in-place order was issued for the immediate area, and that emergency services confirmed two adults sustained minor injuries and neither required hospital care.

Source: WiseVoter — Vehicle Collision Ruptures Russian Hill Gas Line

Additional details about the collision and the emergency response were not immediately available, the Focal reported. No cause for the collision was given in the reports, and officials had not said in those reports when the shelter-in-place order would be lifted.

Residents on the affected block were told to stay inside while crews addressed the damaged line, according to the reports. Drivers were advised in the WiseVoter report to avoid the immediate vicinity of Russian Hill to give repair crews clear access.