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Boil water notice lifted days after warning of ‘imminent and substantial health risk’ in Sumner County
A boil water notice issued in Sumner County, Tennessee, due to low chlorine levels in the Castalian Springs Bethpage Water System has been lifted after five days. The system warned of potential fecal contamination and health risks but confirmed the issue was resolved, advising residents to flush water lines before resuming normal use.
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