Public Advised To Treat All Stormwater As Contaminated
Following the recent severe weather event in Tauranga, the public is advised that all stormwater should be treated as contaminated.
Due to widespread inundation, many wastewater handling locations across the city overflowed, increasing the risk of contamination in areas where stormwater is present. This includes water pooled or flowing through roadways, reserves, parks, and other recreational spaces.
Always assume that floodwater is contaminated and can make you sick.
Avoid recreational areas where stormwater is present and thoroughly wash and disinfect if contact with stormwater cannot be avoided.
The public is urged to exercise caution, especially around flooded areas, and to follow any further advice issued by authorities.
There is no impact on the water supply.
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