Authorities Issue Boil Water Notice in Lyford
· Telemundo McAllen (KTLM)
Lyford, TX – Authorities, through a social media statement from the Willacy County Sheriff's Office, notified residents of Lyford about a boil water notice due to a loss of pressure in the system following a break in a main pipeline. The notice was issued on October 5 and remains in effect. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) required the public water system of the city of Lyford to inform all its customers to boil water before consuming it. They also explained that children, the elderly, and individuals with weakened immune systems may be vulnerable to harmful bacteria, and it is recommended that they follow the instructions to boil water before consumption. Boiling water ensures the elimination of bacteria and other harmful microorganisms. Water intended for drinking, cooking, or making ice should be boiled and allowed to cool before use, according to the statement from the city of Lyford. Additionally, they added that public water system officials will notify residents when the water is safe for human consumption again. For any questions or more information, they ask that you call (956) 347-3512.
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