Central Coast residents told to boil water

Boil water alert issued for nine NSW suburbs after E.coli detection

Up to 40,000 people are affected by the contamination and supermarkets are quickly selling out of bottled water.

NSW Central Coast residents told to boil their water after samples pick up E. coli

Residents in some NSW Central Coast suburbs have been advised to boil their tap water due to the possible contamination of the local water supply with E. coli bacteria.A "boil water alert" was issued by Central Coast Council last night after recent samples detected the presence of E. coli bacteria.Further testing to validate the initial results is now underway and the council has notified NSW Health.READ MORE: Trump announces US will 'take over'…

50,000 residents told to boil water after E. Coli detected

Central Coast residents warned to boil tap water after E. coli detected. Boil water alert affects nine suburbs; expected to last 24-72 hours.

Central Coast residents told to boil water

People on the Central Coast have been instructed to boil tap water after testing detected E. coli bacteria in the local water supply.

NSW Central Coast E. Coli Discovery: Boil Water Alert Issued For Thousands Of Residents

By Antoinette Milienos for Daily Mail Australia Published: 03:34 GMT, February 5, 2025 | Updated: 05:33 GMT, February 5, 2025 It is advised to up to 40,000 residents on the central coast of NSW that boils its water before drinking it after E. coli was discovered in the local water supply. The bacteria was found during routine tests in the Terrigal reservoir. The Central Coast Council presented an alert on Tuesday for residents in Terrigal, Avoc…

Sydney residents to boil tap water, bacteria in the local supply – Famagusta Gazette

Residents of Australia’s Central Coast region in northern Sydney have been advised to boil tap water prior to consumption after testing detected bacteria in the local supply. The Central Coast Council on Tuesday night issued an alert warning residents of 10 suburbs in the area approximately 50 kilometers north of Sydney that the water supply has potentially been compromised after testing of samples detected the presence of E. coli bacteria. An u…