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flag A transformer oil spill in West Virginia's Wayne County caused a water crisis affecting 2,400 homes, with no safe drinking water despite testing, due to contamination and freezing weather.

flag A water crisis in Wayne County, West Virginia, persists after nearly 5,000 gallons of transformer oil leaked into Twelvepole Creek on January 16, likely due to vandalism at a closed mine site substation. flag Though no mineral oil was found in the water system, hydrocarbons were detected, keeping a "Do Not Consume" advisory in place for about 2,400 homes. flag Freezing weather delayed testing and cleanup. flag Residents receive emergency water, showers, and laundry services. flag A $2,500 reward is offered for tips. flag Law firm Hicks & Hicks and environmental advocate Erin Brockovich are aiding residents, gathering evidence for potential legal action. flag A similar incident occurred in Wyoming County on January 30.

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