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Tap water is highly contaminated, hence a number of persons are left up to the mercy of bottled water. What about the lower class persons who cannot affort to buy so-called spring water? It is said that even when chlorinated, the water is still not safe.
Posted by nicksnack on Nov 11, 2009. |
Social Sciences Group
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Is this a real situation or a "what if" situation? Companies and communities that provide public services (such as a water supply) are obligated by law to notify consumers if an unsafe situation exists and to correct it. In some of the small communities in my area, there have been times when the local water supply was contaminated. The public was notified immediately, usually with a "boil notice." People were told to boil their water for drinking and cooking until further notice. When the water was safe again, the boil notice was cancelled. I cannot imagine a community government or private company being allowed to continue to provide unsafe water to their consumers. Posted by mshurn on Nov 11, 2009. |

