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Construction work breaks water main

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More than 500,000 gallons of water were lost Monday after a construction worker broke a city water main in East Campus, a University Physical Plant worker said.

The break occurred in the midst of a near-historic drought in North Georgia and spewed the equivalent of 71....

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posted 12/01/08 @ 8:44 AM EST

In the world of water crises where there are the huge sea (which is salty anyway), but water is not available to the ones who are wandering from here and there in search of water. This huge amount of wastage is really nto good.
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posted 8/19/09 @ 3:44 PM EST

That's a lot of water waste! Aren't construction workers supposed to know the water pipes infrastructure before starting digging? I am not searching for somebody to blame here but I think plumbers and constructors should do a better team work.
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