Ok, can we have some proactive guidelines on how people deal with the situation before mass panic? We need to disseminate practical information as to how people can cope. Particularly those whose water supplies have been totally compromised.
Some areas in NSW are facing water quality concerns in the face of the bushfire crisis.
@UNSWEngineering's Prof Stuart Khan (@stukhan) says in bushfire-affected areas, the destruction of water infrastructure is a more immediate concern. #AustraliaBushfirehttps://newsroom.unsw.edu.au/news/science-tech/drinking-water-under-threat-water-contamination-risks-bushfire-season?utm_source=unsw&utm_medium=social-team …
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Areas in which water is currently unsafe to drink have been notified with boil water alerts by local authorities. For NSW, you can find a list of current boil water alerts at this
@NSWHealth web page: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/environment/water/Pages/drinking-water-quality-and-incidents.aspx …
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