Scottish Water said around 100,000 properties were affected across East Dunbartonshire and parts of Glasgow after the pipe burst on Tuesday afternoon.
"Once we have completed this repair of the water main, our focus will move to carrying out a substantial reinstatement of area following the significant damage occurred as a result of the burst water main."
The utilities firm said due to the extent of the damage, it estimates 10-14 days for the full completion of road repairs and removal of traffic management and local diversions.Scottish Water said around 100,000 properties were affected by the incident. Pic: Michelle Mccoll The spokesperson added:"Our teams, along with our specialist reinstatement partners will work through the night and weekends to carry out these works.
"This may mean increased activity and noise during the day and night for local residents, and we would like to apologise for any inconvenience and disruption that this may cause.Related Topics
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