Such assurances from Nanny Bloomberg early this morning haven’t allayed residents’ concerns. And it’s not just New Yorkers who are worried about water safety. We’ll keep an eye on this issue throughout the day.
Just heard that the water in Nassau county L.I. Is not safe to drink. Not even after boiling.
— Keith Berry (@Keithb321) October 30, 2012
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@rgriffin what's up with the water in greenpoint… Is the supply safe to drink etc? How are you guys!?
— tommy cinquegrano (@tommyyyyy) October 30, 2012
Tap water in Long Beach and Mill Neck Estates in Nassau County, NY is not safe to drink and boiling will not help, per the weather channel.
— southpaw (@nycsouthpaw) October 30, 2012
@nhregister is the tap water still safe to drink throughout new haven?
— Miriam (@MCG2000) October 30, 2012
Good to know that catastrophic disasters can’t conquer the snark:
What if I have water coming out of my door? RT@NYCMayorsOffice: If you have water coming out of your faucet, it is safe to drink. #Sandy
— Hassidic Life (@HassidicLife) October 30, 2012
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