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December 29th, 2010
11:48 AM ET
Burst water pipes leave Northern Ireland parched
An estimated 40,000 people in Northern Ireland have been left without running water for as long as 10 days because of pipes that burst in the cold weather, officials said Wednesday.
The Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service and charities including the Red Cross have been drafted to help distribute emergency supplies after what the Belfast government called "an unprecedented number of burst pipes."
Almost 80 towns and villages across Northern Ireland have been affected, and government company Northern Ireland Water has warned the disruption could continue for several more days.
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The Catholics use too much water, NO...wait a minute....the Protestants use to much water. I think the Buddhism just moved in and use all water for their festival.
Let them eat cake.
INFRASTRUCTURE! SAME stuff is coming to USA
maybe since the waterpipes are broke they can play there bagpipes.
wheres OBAMA the world-wide messiah at a time like this?? , OH-YA hes at the white house stuffing his face with K.F.C. , i hope its finger-lickin GOOD , Mr President.........
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