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Water trucks have been entering the Piparo area to supply truck-borne water to residents living near the newly active mud volcano, as State agencies continue to respond to the latest episode of volcanic activity that disrupted the community on Christmas Eve.
Speaking with Guardian Media, resident Nabihah Solomon said pipe-borne water was cut off after several WASA lines were damaged when the volcano began emitting mud around 9 am on Wednesday.
“All the WASA lines burst, and we had no water, but we are thankful that they sent water for us in trucks,” Solomon said.
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