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Chatham-Kent warns well owners to test water quarterly due to contamination risks, citing aging systems and runoff.
Chatham-Kent Public Health is urging private well owners to test their water regularly to prevent illness from contaminants like E. coli, citing risks from aging infrastructure and seasonal runoff.
Despite free testing being available, less than one-third of Ontario’s well owners tested in the past year.
Officials recommend testing three times a year—spring, summer, and fall—and offer kits at local offices, with results available in two to four days via a new online portal.
The warning follows the 2000 Walkerton tragedy, a reminder of the dangers of contaminated water.
More info at www.ckphu.com/drinking-water or 519-352-7270.
Chatham-Kent advierte a los propietarios de pozos que prueben el agua trimestralmente debido a los riesgos de contaminación, citando los sistemas envejecidos y la escorrentía.