Good water gone bad
"Contaminated water for the Kelsey community"
By: Magdalena Bush
An
employee for the city of Kelsey, whose name shall remain anonymous, has made a
recent discovery that there is a contamination from the water treatment plant.
This bacteria found in the river is a major concern because of the fish who
have died and the effects the bacteria will cause in the drinking water for the
Kelsey community. The sewerage left untreated can cause people to become sick
as well as fatal for others. The source also reveals that the Mayor and board
of health are allegedly in cahoots with those council members to conceal the
information.
By: Magdalena Bush
An
employee for the city of Kelsey, whose name shall remain anonymous, has made a
recent discovery that there is a contamination from the water treatment plant.
This bacteria found in the river is a major concern because of the fish who
have died and the effects the bacteria will cause in the drinking water for the
Kelsey community. The sewerage left untreated can cause people to become sick
as well as fatal for others. The source also reveals that the Mayor and board
of health are allegedly in cahoots with those council members to conceal the
information.
Public
information states that the drinking water is carefully filtered and treated to
eliminate any contamination that allow the people of Kelsey to have clean
water. This situation of toxins in the water counteracts the claims. State
letters to the Mayor from the Environmental quality department make mention of
hazardous waste found after the explosion in 2009 at the recycling plant. An analysis
of the situation and its repairs presents the process to be costly from the
sanitation department. No further information on where the city stands in prioritizing
the repair of fixing the sewage leak has been found. Statements from the city
counsel have not been made and further investigation is on the way with the
Mayors office and the sanitation department.
JRN/350
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