The municipalities will distribute two bottles of water per day to each resident of the localities affected by the ban on drinking tap water.
The alert has been launched in Montreuillois: tap water is no longer consumable in several municipalities in the sector, announces the agglomeration community of Deux Baies en Montreuillois in a press release issued this Wednesday, November 6.
In this notice to the population, it warns that following “an analysis carried out by the services of the Regional Health Agency on the distribution network of the Widehem distribution unit”, the consumption of tap water is prohibited “in the communes of Bernieulles, Cormont, Hubersent, Widehem, Lefaux and Le Turne (commune of Frencq)”.
Water distribution for local residents
She specifies that you should avoid using water for drinking, but also for brushing teeth, preparing food and washing raw vegetables.
“It is possible to continue to use tap water for other uses (body wash, laundry, dishes, WC)”, specifies the press release warning of the situation.
The municipalities will distribute bottles of water, two per inhabitant per day, to residents of the villages concerned.
“The distribution will take place at the town halls in Cormont, Lefaux, Hubersent, at the commune hall of Bernieulles and at the Turne school”, it is specified in the announcement, while emphasizing that the inhabitants of the communes affected by the prohibited will have to present proof of address before collecting their bottles.
“These instructions must be strictly respected. The CA2BM is doing everything possible to resolve this inconvenience as quickly as possible and will not fail to inform you as soon as normal is possible,” finally underlines the urban community in its press release. .
Alexis Lalemant, with Philippine Potentier
