SWPH said there could be a presence of bacteria in the Sweaburg water supply.
UPDATE - Good news regarding the boil water advisory in Sweaburg.
Southwestern Public Health has said as of today at 1:05 p.m. the advisory has been lifted. Residents are able to resume regular water use, and the Health Unit advises residents to run their taps for 5 minutes before using the water.
For all the information regarding water boil advisories you can visit the Southwestern Public Health website.
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SWEABURG - A boil water advisory has been issued for those using the Sweaburg water supply.
This includes the Woodstock ONroute on Highway 401 eastbound.
According to Southwestern Public Health (SWPH), recent samples have indicated that there could be bacteria in the water. This means those affected should bring their water to a rolling boil for at least a minute before consuming it in any way. This includes drinking, brushing your teeth, washing food, or using it to make ice, juice or baby formula.
Those who are impacted by this advisory will be notified once it's over.

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