The officials are issuing a boiling notice on Tuesday in parts of the capital city of Virginia, leaving many residents without drinking water from the tap after an operational problem at the city’s water treatment plant for the second time this year this year this year
Richmond, Va. – The officials issued a boiling warning on Tuesday in parts of the capital city of Virginia, leaving many residents without drinking water from the tap after an operational problem at the city’s water treatment plant for the second time this year.
Richmond officials said the city’s water treatment plant experienced an operational hypo that obstructed some of the plant’s filters. In the morning, the water system had been restored to complete production, but reclogged approximately one hour later.
Great stripes From the city, which covers the West End of Richmond to the center of the Capitol, and its neighborhoods of the North, were under the notice. In a press release, the authorities said that all residents were asked to conserve water.
Richmond Mayor Danny Avula said in a statement that he would examine what caused the obstruction and identify any future improvements in the water treatment center.
The boiling water notice follows a period of almost a week in January when approximately 230,000 Richmond residents were without drinking water after an energy failure caused Malfunction at the water treatment center.
In April, the Department of Health of Virginia published a report that said that the crisis was avoidable, indicating the bad practices of emergency planning and emergency maintenance of the city officials.
