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Civic officials have assured that the water supply will be restored by Wednesday. A leak in a 57-inch pipeline was detected near Deepak Talkies in Lower Parel, leading to a burst that disrupted ...

"We had to shut off 20 different valves in order to be able to get those water mains to shut off. Talking about a 48-inch water main ... work by replacing pipes and using leak detection crews.

including Ward 2's Brooke Pinto and Ward 4's Janeese Lewis George, are expected to present a bill requesting a mandate for pipe replacements to the D.C. Council. According to DC Water's website ...

Residents living in nearby apartment and condominium complexes said the water gushing from the pipe quickly rose along the curb. “It freaked me out a little bit, I had no idea what was going on ...

Rumors have long swirled about the Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo's highly anticipated follow-up to the Nintendo Switch. The Mario Maker has promised to reveal new hardware by the end of its fiscal ...

It’s unclear what caused the ‘30 inch strategic water main’ pipe to burst in the first place, but at this time of year old pipes are prone to freezing in the cold weather. “Please be aware that due to ...

Emily Kemp, 41, a single mother of three who lives in Witney, Oxfordshire, believes there is a leaking pipe underneath her home, but Thames Water has told her they cannot come out to investigate ...

At least 40,000 lead and galvanized metal pipes in Erie and Niagara counties will need to be removed and replaced by 2037 under new federal drinking water rules that took effect in November.

Although lead pipes were banned decades ago, millions of homes still contain them. In fact, lead from water service lines remains one of the leading causes of childhood lead poisoning. Lead is a ...