OAN Staff <a href="https://www.oann.com/tag/brennan-cooney">Brennan Cooney</a> 5:08 PM – 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{ai:summary}In the sultry heat of New Orleans, a power outage at a water treatment plant left the city teetering on the brink, with a boil water advisory in place. One unlucky worker ended up in the hospital, while officials scrambled to restore safety and sanity. As the murky waters of bureaucracy stirred, hope flickered that the advisory would soon be lifted, a fragile promise hanging in the humid air. #health

New Orleans Officials Test Water Following Plant Outage

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