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2 weeks after a major winter storm, hundreds of thousands of people in the South still don t have clean water

2 weeks after a major winter storm, hundreds of thousands of people in the South still don t have clean water INSIDER 3/3/2021 esnodgrass@businessinsider.com (Erin Snodgrass) © AP Photo/LM Otero, File In this Feb. 23, 2021 file photo, volunteer Ben Harper prepares to hand out drinking water at an apartment complex without water in Dallas. AP Photo/LM Otero, File A rare winter storm battered the South in mid-February, leaving millions without power and water. Two weeks later, hundreds of thousands of people still don t have clean drinking water. City and state officials are asking for more federal assistance as they work to recover.

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2 weeks after a major winter storm, hundreds of thousands of people in the South still don t have clean water

2 weeks after a major winter storm, hundreds of thousands of people in the South still don t have clean water
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In Texas and Mississippi, Hundreds of Thousands Still Have No Water Weeks After Winter Storms

In Texas and Mississippi, Hundreds of Thousands Still Have No Water Weeks After Winter Storms The Weather Channel 3/2/2021 Ron Brackett In the weeks following two deadly and devastating winter storms, millions of people across the South have seen their power restored. Unfortunately, hundreds of thousands remain without clean water. From Texas to Mississippi, cities are telling residents they still need to boil water after the frigid weather cracked water mains, froze equipment and shut down treatment plants. For many more, boiling water would be a welcome burden. They have no running water at all after their pipes froze and burst during the storms.

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Texas water crisis: 390,000 people still don t have clean water

Texas water crisis: 390,000 people still don t have clean water
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It s after the storm that s the hardest part : 390,000 Texans still don t have clean water

“It’s after the storm that’s the hardest part”: 390,000 Texans still don’t have clean water Vox.com 3/1/2021 Lili Pike © Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Volunteers prepared to hand out water during a water distribution event at the Fountain Life Center on February 20, 2021 in Houston, Texas. As of Monday morning, it had been two weeks since Helen McCanick and her neighbors in Wharton, Texas had running water. The freezing temperatures brought by Winter Storm Uri burst their pipes and broke the motor running their well. McCanick has spent the days since the storm traversing neighboring towns, searching for the pipe and motor parts needed to restore her water. “I am very tired running from place to place, I really am,” said McCanick from the parking lot of yet another hardware store.

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