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A two-hour power outage at a Pennsylvania wastewater plant caused sewage to spill into the Ohio River, leading to a 48-hour warning to avoid all water contact.
A power outage at an Allegheny County wastewater treatment plant on Friday evening caused a sewage overflow into the Ohio River, prompting officials to advise the public to avoid all contact with local waterways for 48 hours.
The outage, which lasted two hours, prevented proper wastewater processing, leading to untreated discharge.
Power has since been restored, and authorities are monitoring water quality.
Residents are urged to refrain from swimming, fishing, boating, and related activities.
Storms are expected Saturday, and local power companies are increasing staffing to respond to potential outages.
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Un corte de electricidad de dos horas en una planta de aguas residuales de Pensilvania causó que las aguas residuales se derramaran en el río Ohio, lo que llevó a una advertencia de 48 horas para evitar todo contacto con el agua.