PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Water and Sewage Authority has lifted a precautionary boil water advisory for Lincoln-Lemington and a portion of Homewood North.
The advisory was issued Tuesday after two water lines broke.
Update: The precautionary flush and boil water advisory in Lincoln-Lemington and portion of Homewood North is now lifted. Impacted customers are advised to run their water for at least one minute before using it to cook or drink. https://t.co/qAkuH28dTv https://t.co/kvVRwiSqgp
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PWSA said the water lines are located on Lincoln Avenue and up the hill on Lemington Avenue.
Because of the breaks, PWSA had previously issued a precautionary flush and boil water advisory to about 1,600 customers in the area.
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