Protective actions given for those in the smaller impact area
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All DC Water customers in the impact area under the boil water advisory can use tap water for all purposes after following the instructions provided below.
DC Water issued the boil ...
Following two consecutive days of clear samples for most of the Advisory area, DC Water is lifting the Boil Water Advisory for a portion of the impacted area.
Luego de dos días consecutivos de muestras claras para la mayor parte del área de aviso, DC Water está levantando el aviso de hervir el agua para una parte del área impactada.
The District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority (DC Water) advises customers in the impacted area to continue to boil tap water for cooking and drinking until tap water is confirmed safe.
The District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority (DC Water) is issuing a Boil Water Advisory today for some customers after a temporary loss of pressure. DC Water advises customers to not drink or cook with their water without boiling it first if they are in the impact area.
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