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After disasters: USU Extension specialist explains “boil water” advisories

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Flooding and water system disruptions can leave everyone wondering if their tap water is safe. Utah State University Extension encourages families to follow current advisories and prepare for future emergencies. Jose Brandao, USU Extension food safety specialist and assistant professor, said contamination can affect more than the water people drink.

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