Sentence examples for water warning from inspiring English sources

United Utilities firm is facing a multimillion pound compensation bill from businesses who were forced to shut down or operate at reduced levels because of the water warning.

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"If you don't have to be in it, keep out," Mr. Corbett said of the water, warning of a public health catastrophe.

Water warning: Dogs and other animals should stay out of the Russian River.

A makeshift sign on the block where the water starts warning of the water ahead.

So far, New Jersey officials have declared water warnings, the second level of alert, in five of the state's six regions.

The city soon began sending residents boil water warnings, E. Coli contamination notifications, and an alert about increased levels of Trihalomethanes — a byproduct of chlorine that can cause cancer after long-term exposure.

Another activist used her proxy shares to raise concerns about Barrick's Veladero mine in Argentina, where an open pipe valve leaked over one million litres of cyanide into a nearby river last September, prompting the local government to issue drinking water warnings.

Officials said the Imjin River's water level on the border doubled, to 15.1 feet, after North Korea began releasing water without warning at 2 a.m. on Sunday, either from its newly built Hwanggang Dam 17 miles north of the border or from a smaller dam downstream.

The New York City Board of Health passed a resolution yesterday declaring large puddles of water an official public nuisance, and empowered the Departments of Health and Sanitation to remove any receptacle containing standing water, without warning its owners.

B4 New Tactic Against Virus The City Board of Health passed a resolution declaring large puddles of water an official public nuisance, and it empowered the Departments of Health and Sanitation to remove any receptacle containing standing water, without warning its owners.