ConEd has created a series of multilingual gas safety videos for New Yorkers. So far they’ve done Spanish, Chinese and Korean.

We’re waiting to hear about videos in Yiddish and Hebrew.

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ConEd’s message is simple: Smell gas, act fast. The videos cover signs of a potential gas leak and what to do; most importantly:

WHAT TO DO IF YOU DETECT A GAS LEAK

  • If the odor is strong, leave immediately and take others with you.
  • If you are outside, leave the area immediately.
  • Do not light a match or smoke, turn appliances or lights on or off (including flashlights), use a telephone or start a car. Doing so can produce sparks that might cause the gas to explode.
  • Find a phone away from the area and call 911 or 1-800-75-CONED (1-800-752-6633). You can report leaks anonymously.
  • Do not assume someone else will report the condition.
  • National Grid customers should call 1-718-643-4050.
  • Tell us if there is a problem with your electric service.
  • Follow directions from emergency responders who are on site.
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