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'Charlotte's water is safe to drink,' city says after hospital water problem - Vimarsana News

'Charlotte's water is safe to drink,' city says after hospital water problem

A water problem at the Sparrow Eaton Hospital is causing concern throughout the city of Charlotte.

Source: yahoo.com
Memphis residents endure day 4 of water problems as freezing weather bursts pipes across the South - Vimarsana News

Memphis residents endure day 4 of water problems as freezing weather bursts pipes across the South

Memphis residents spent their fourth day boiling water for drinking, brushing their teeth and preparing food on Monday as repair crews worked to fix broken pipes in hopes of easing the stress caused by a week of sub-freezing temperatures, snow and ice in this southern city. The city’s water company issued a boil water notice on Friday to the more than 600,000 people it serves because low pressure in the system and breaks in water mains could allow harmful bacteria to contaminate the water supply

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Santa Teresa residents speak out about water issues - Vimarsana News

Santa Teresa residents speak out about water issues

SANTA TERESA, New Mexico (KTSM) — Santa Teresa residents are upset with ongoing water problems that have left their water discolored and feeling slimy. They also say they don’t trust the water utility that serves their community. The Camino Real Regional Utility Authority, which is the water utility for both Santa Teresa and Sunland Park, […]

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A drought has forced authorities to further slash traffic in Panama Canal, disrupting global trade - Vimarsana News

A drought has forced authorities to further slash traffic in Panama Canal, disrupting global trade

A severe drought that began last year has forced authorities to slash ship crossings by 36% in the Panama Canal, one of the world's most important trade routes. The new cuts announced Wednesday by authorities in Panama are set to deal an even greater economic blow than previously expected. Canal administrators now estimate that dipping water levels could cost them between $500 million and $700 million in 2024, compared to previous estimates of $200 million.

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Dry taps force temporary exodus - Vimarsana News

Dry taps force temporary exodus

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