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Boil water notice for Tampa still in effect after water line breaks Monday

Water pressure for other parts of the city are dropping because of the break.
 
 
 
A break at a Tampa water treatment facility left roads flooded Monday.
A break at a Tampa water treatment facility left roads flooded Monday. [ Courtesy of Karen Kress ]
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