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Water Contamination Near Philly. Cnn — the city of philadelphia says it is now confident tap water from the baxter drinking water treatment plant will remain. Panicked buyers grabbed armfuls of bottled water from store shelves across philadelphia on sunday after a ruptured pipe. However, the impacted water is expected to clear the area by. Your tap water is and remains safe, he said. As of monday afternoon, results have shown no contamination in philadelphia's waters from the chemical spill, carroll said. The water would continue to be monitored, carroll said, adding the “potential for. As of monday, 60,000 gallons of contaminated water had been collected. A pipe ruptured on friday at chemical plant trinseo plc, leaking hazardous material. Philadelphia officials say the city's water is safe to drink for now after a chemical spill in a local river. Philadelphia officials say drinking water remains safe for now after a chemical spill in the delaware river. Philadelphia officials on sunday evening stepped back from a suggestion earlier in the day that residents consider using bottled. The city of philadelphia sent its 1.5 million residents into a mad dash for bottled water after issuing — and retracting — a tap water advisory on sunday afternoon. The water department said it’s testing water in the delaware river and the raw water supply held in a basin at the baxter plant “around the clock,” as the water impacted by the spill continues to travel.

A pipe ruptured on friday at chemical plant trinseo plc, leaking hazardous material. Your tap water is and remains safe, he said. Philadelphia officials say drinking water remains safe for now after a chemical spill in the delaware river. As of monday afternoon, results have shown no contamination in philadelphia's waters from the chemical spill, carroll said. The water would continue to be monitored, carroll said, adding the “potential for. Panicked buyers grabbed armfuls of bottled water from store shelves across philadelphia on sunday after a ruptured pipe. As of monday, 60,000 gallons of contaminated water had been collected. The city of philadelphia sent its 1.5 million residents into a mad dash for bottled water after issuing — and retracting — a tap water advisory on sunday afternoon. Cnn — the city of philadelphia says it is now confident tap water from the baxter drinking water treatment plant will remain. The water department said it’s testing water in the delaware river and the raw water supply held in a basin at the baxter plant “around the clock,” as the water impacted by the spill continues to travel.

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Water Contamination Near Philly Philadelphia officials say drinking water remains safe for now after a chemical spill in the delaware river. Panicked buyers grabbed armfuls of bottled water from store shelves across philadelphia on sunday after a ruptured pipe. The water would continue to be monitored, carroll said, adding the “potential for. Cnn — the city of philadelphia says it is now confident tap water from the baxter drinking water treatment plant will remain. However, the impacted water is expected to clear the area by. As of monday afternoon, results have shown no contamination in philadelphia's waters from the chemical spill, carroll said. A pipe ruptured on friday at chemical plant trinseo plc, leaking hazardous material. The city of philadelphia sent its 1.5 million residents into a mad dash for bottled water after issuing — and retracting — a tap water advisory on sunday afternoon. Philadelphia officials on sunday evening stepped back from a suggestion earlier in the day that residents consider using bottled. The water department said it’s testing water in the delaware river and the raw water supply held in a basin at the baxter plant “around the clock,” as the water impacted by the spill continues to travel. Philadelphia officials say the city's water is safe to drink for now after a chemical spill in a local river. As of monday, 60,000 gallons of contaminated water had been collected. Philadelphia officials say drinking water remains safe for now after a chemical spill in the delaware river. Your tap water is and remains safe, he said.