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A video released by state officials Friday showed the moment when the massive gas leak at a Southern California Gas well was finally plugged Thursday morning. Plumes of methane are seen billowing from the well, then the plume falters for moment before simply vanishing — ending the 31/2-month ordeal.

But it still remains uncertain when the thousands of residents who left their homes will return. Some residents said they were eager to get back home once the well is permanently plugged, but others said they are still deciding what to do.

“It’s a huge relief, but I feel suspicious … kind of like getting back together with your husband after he cheated on you,” said resident Jacki Swift. “Even if the big leak is fixed, I will continue to worry about the safety of my home.”

Sen. Barbara Boxer visited Porter Ranch on Friday and called for an independent air study to be done before residents must move home from their temporary accommodations.

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