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DVIDS - News - Halawa, McGrew (Zone B1), Camp Smith (Zone G1), Aliamanu Military Reservation (H1) Data Packages Submitted to Hawaii Department of Health

DVIDS - News - Halawa, McGrew (Zone B1), Camp Smith (Zone G1), Aliamanu Military Reservation (H1) Data Packages Submitted to Hawaii Department of Health
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No vacation for military families displaced by contaminated water in Navy housing

The Navy has spent the past two months flushing its water system of contamination as families adjust to hotel life until they can return to their homes.

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DOH declares water for Pearl City Peninsula safe to drink

The Hawaii Department of Health (DOH) has declared the water for the Pearl City Peninsula (Zone A1) is safe to drink and use for all purposes.

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DOH Declares Drinking Water Safe For A Second Military Neighborhood

Pearl City Peninsula residents can again use tap water, the state said, months after fuel leaks contaminated the Navy’s water supply.

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Army colonel on Red Hill Housing residents returning home months after fuel leak

The Army issued an order allowing 135 families in the Red Hill neighborhood to return to their homes after the state Department of Health declared that area's water safe to drink. Army Col. William "Scott" Gallaway spoke to The Conversation about the work underway to take care of military families.

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