Rural Marlborough Residents Told to Conserve Water After Major Leak
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- About 750 rural Marlborough residents near Seddon were asked to conserve water after a major leak was found late Tuesday night.
- Authorities are trucking water into the area after about 3,000 cubic metres leaked, more than the volume of an Olympic swimming pool.
About 750 residents in rural Marlborough, near Seddon, have been asked to conserve water after a major leak was discovered late Tuesday night.
Water is being trucked into the area after roughly 3,000 cubic metres leaked, a volume greater than an Olympic swimming pool. The cause of the leak has not yet been found.
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