Several thousand gallons of sewage spilled into the Manatee River after a sewer pipe was broken in downtown Bradenton on Tuesday, the state reports.
According to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, a contractor accidentally hit a force main at 4th Avenue West and 9th Street shortly before noon.
About 3,000 gallons of sewage spilled into a storm drain and into the Manatee River.
The broken pipe was repaired and the area was cleaned. River water is being sampled for contamination.
Ninth Street northbound was closed for several hours while the damage was repaired.
CEIR announces US third quarter results, reports its exhibition industry at a standstill
The US-based Center for Exhibition Industry Research (
CEIR) has reported that the US exhibition industry remained at a grinding halt in the third quarter of 2020, with approximately 97% of originally scheduled events cancelled. As a result, the CEIR Total Index, a measure of exhibition industry performance, registered a 98.1% decline from a year ago.
The US industry experienced a more moderate year-over-year decline of real (inflation-adjusted) GDP at 2.9%, which increased at an annual rate of 33.1% from the previous quarter. The latter had been somewhat boosted by continued reopening of businesses, strong residential investment, and online and other consumer goods purchases.
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