"At this time we are advising the public that we are monitoring the City's
drinking water system carefully and that they may notice discolouration. If the
situation deteriorates, the City will notify the public." Geoff
Goodall Director of Engineering and Public Works City of Nanaimo
(Distributed at
4:45 p.m. Friday, February 6) - Due to the increased rainfall in the City's
watershed and a subsequent rise in turbidity (a measure of the cloudiness of the
water), residents may notice discolouration in their water due to
sedimentation. Regular measures to disinfect supplied water continue to be
carried out by the City, with monitoring occurring and communication with Island
Health in place. At this time a boil advisory has NOT been
issued.
Residents with weakened immune systems should reference the
Island Heath public information link provided at the bottom of this news
release.
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