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Largest Boil Water Advisery in BC’s History
The torrential downpours has led to a widespread boil water advisory for people across the Greater Vancouver area. Dr. Patricia Daly, Medical Health Officer with Vancouver Coastal Health, explains the boil water advisory. She says people should not be drinking water from their taps and rely on bottled water instead. If you do have to drink tap water boil it first.
The extremely high levels of turbidity in the water may cause stomach illnesses, but Daly says right now, increased testing has not found any contamination. The advisory is just a precaution.
This boil water advisory for the entire Greater Vancouver area means you should only use water from the tap after it’s been boiled for at least a minute. Daly says this widespread warning is the first of its kind. This advisory may continue for more than a day.
You could use boiled water for washing dishes. Dishes washed in soap and hot water can also be rinsed in boiled water or disinfected with the following bleach solution. Mix 1 ounce (about 30 ml) bleach in to three gallons (13.5 litres) of water at room temperature for at least one minute. Let dishes air dry.