Richmond Mayor: Water should be restored by afternoon, boil water advisory ongoing
- Richmond Mayor Danny Avula announced that water production has been restored after a power outage caused issues at the water treatment facility.
- A boil water advisory is in effect for all residents served by the city's water system due to safety concerns.
- The city is distributing bottled water to vulnerable populations while officials conduct water testing to ensure safety.
- Residents are advised not to use tap water for drinking, cooking, or cleaning until the advisory is lifted.
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How can I use tap water during a boil water advisory?
RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) -- With Richmond businesses and homes remaining under a boil water advisory after a malfunction at the city's water reservoir system, many may wonder what tap water can and cannot be used for, and how to make sure it's boiled safely. Due to the water pressure dropping as a result of the malfunction, which was caused by a power outage, city residents were urged to either boil tap water or instead use bottled water. To effecti…
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