OAN Staff <a href="https://www.oann.com/tag/brennan-cooney">Brennan Cooney</a> 1:30 PM – Thursday, August 8, 2024
Health officials in New Orleans hope to be able to remove a boil water advisory after a power outage shorts a water treatment plant and leaves an employee seriously injured. One America’s Brennan Cooney has more.
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Health officials in New Orleans hope to be able to remove a boil water advisory after a power outage shorts a water treatment plant and leaves an employee seriously injured. One America's Brennan Cooney has more.{ai:summary}In the sultry shadows of New Orleans, a power outage at the city's water treatment plant leaves a worker hurt and the populace grimacing under a boil water advisory. Officials scramble to restore order, hoping for a serene drink soon. The city's pulse hangs on a wire. #health

New Orleans Officials Test Water Following Plant Outage

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