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Atlanta resident floats down flooded street as city enters day five of water main breaks
A person floated down an Atlanta street in an inflatable ring after two broken water mains sent water gushing into the city’s streets last Friday (31 May).
Water surging into a street where three large mains intersect caused water problems at two hospitals, a city jail, a county jail, and local shelters, the Atlanta Department of Watershed Management said.
Some attractions and businesses had to close while officials sought to repair the breaks.
A boil-water advisory was in place for Midtown and several other eastern neighborhoods for a fifth day on Tuesday as repairs continued.
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