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Boil order lifted in downtown area of Weirton

Weirton, WVLocal News

The Weirton Area Water Board has officially lifted the boil order that was issued for downtown Weirton, effective at 5:30 p. m. today. The emergency measure was enacted early this morning, around 3 a. m.

, following a necessary repair to a water line. The order impacted residents in the 3200, 3300, and 3400 blocks of Orchard Street as well as West Street, urging them to boil water before consumption. Following the repair and subsequent testing, officials have confirmed that the water supply is now safe for normal use. This update provides relief to residents who faced inconvenience due to the precautionary measures. The Water Board emphasized its commitment to ensuring the quality and safety of the water supply.

Local officials are grateful for the community's patience during the situation. As the boil order is lifted, residents can return to their regular routines without the added concern of water safety.

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