New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board officials said a fire hydrant was struck at the corner of Morrison Road and Lucerne Street causing water pressure to fall below 20 psi.
The advisory is for a limited portion of New Orleans East including:
SWBNO crews are currently working to repair the break and said that water pressure has been restored in the area. Water quality samples have been collected for testing but results will take 24 hours.
Residents in the impacted areas are advised to use bottled water to drink, cook, clean food and brush teeth.
Stay with WGNO for updates on when the advisory has been lifted.
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