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Devon Road where more than half of residents are ill as South West Water contaminated pipes crisis continues for 40,000 homes - Vimarsana News

Devon Road where more than half of residents are ill as South West Water contaminated pipes crisis continues for 40,000 homes

Families on Raddicombe Close in Brixham, South Devon were repeatedly assured that their water was safe to drink despite reporting that it had an unpleasant taste and was causing sickness.

Schools across Devon are forced to shut after hundreds of people struck down by mystery illness sparked by contaminated water - Vimarsana News

Schools across Devon are forced to shut after hundreds of people struck down by mystery illness sparked by contaminated water

Locals in Brixham, Boohay, Kingswear, Roseland and north-east Paignton in Devon were all told to boil water as a precaution.

'It was as painful as childbirth': Victims of cryptosporidium contaminated water crisis reveal what is really like to be hit by stomach parasite - Vimarsana News

'It was as painful as childbirth': Victims of cryptosporidium contaminated water crisis reveal what is really like to be hit by stomach parasite

The mystery illness is believed to be linked to cryptosporidium, a parasitic bug that that can enter water supplies via contaminated faecal matter.

Revealed: Reservoir 'at heart of' Devon crisis that's left 40,000 homes with undrinkable water - as MP claims 'animal waste' may have got into damaged air valve as residents join mile-long queues for bottled drinks - Vimarsana News

Revealed: Reservoir 'at heart of' Devon crisis that's left 40,000 homes with undrinkable water - as MP claims 'animal waste' may have got into damaged air valve as residents join mile-long queues for bottled drinks

Residents living close to the Hillhead Reservoir near Brixham, South Devon, were warned by South West Water workers they will have to be switched onto alternative sources of water.