US EditionFresh case of bitumen in water supply for Hong Kong housing, lawmaker says
HONG KONG, JUL 9 – Authorities found bitumen particles in water affecting about 4,300 households and linked the issue to a public water pipes project, providing temporary tanks while investigating further.
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Bitumen found in water supply of another Hong Kong estate
Hong Kong authorities have installed additional filters and provided water tanks in Sai Wan Ho after bitumen particles were found in the water supply of a residential estate in the area. The Water Supplies Department (WSD) carried out emergency works near the Grand Promenade, a private estate, on Wednesday after residents reported unidentified black specks in their tap water and flagged the potential hazard to lawmaker Edward Leung, who represen…
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