| One of the most urgent measures is to chlorinate water to make it safe for drinking. |
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| It will take a few days to filter and chlorinate the new water presumably, but looks like it may be ready by the weekend! |
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| One advantage of U.S. systems is that they still chlorinate water to disinfect it. |
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| Owners of contaminated wells were advised to chlorinate their wells and re-submit a water sample for analysis. |
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| Once installed, the plant will be able to chlorinate the water and the Drinking Water Advisory should be lifted. |
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| Provisions are also made to chlorinate the effluent when all the waste-water reaching the drains is adequately treated. |
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| Putting chlorine dispensers at water sources visibly reminded people to chlorinate water at the exact moment when water was on the mind. |
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| A pumphouse will be constructed along with facilities to chlorinate and fluoridate the water. |
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| At present, there are over 40 municipal wastewater treatment plants in B. C. that chlorinate and over 20 of these also dechlorinate. |
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| The ICRC, working with a local agency, helps people to individually chlorinate cans of water collected from Lake Kivu, trying to keep away the specter of cholera. |
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| He showed that the problem did arise from the sewage and the failure to treat it, and with some help from other activists, especially women, he was able to convince the civic authorities to filter and chlorinate the water. |
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| This will thoroughly chlorinate the plumbing fixtures. |
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| The Washington State Department of Public Health requires urban public-use buildings that obtain their potable water from anything other than a municipal supply to chlorinate it. |
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| They can clean out roof drains, chlorinate pools and clear yards of old tires, plastic containers and other items in which water might collect and serve as a mosquito breeding ground. |
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