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Teen who died from brain-eating amoeba likely infected from community center water feature: Officials (opens the original)
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The teen splashed water on their face at the water feature, officials said. The North Carolina teenager who died after contracting a rare brain-eating amoeba called Naegleria fowleri was likely infected from a water feature at a community center, according to state and local officials. Naegleria fowleri, also known as primary amebic meningoencephalitis or PAM, has been found in warm freshwater, including ponds, lakes and rivers, and it grows best in hotter water, according to the North Carolina
Flooding threat spreads to Ohio Valley after 7 killed in Indiana (opens the original)
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Flood watches are in effect from eastern Kentucky to southeastern Ohio. The flooding threat is expected to continue from the Midwest to the Ohio Valley on Monday after historic rains in Indiana over the past several days killed seven people, prompted evacuations and damaged numerous homes, authorities said. Overnight, heavy rains caused flooding damage in several Ohio communities, including hard-hit areas in Perry County, Ohio. Firefighters made more than 50 water rescues on Saturday night and i
FEMA says it's providing water trailers to Puerto Rico amid water crisis (opens the original)
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Residents are facing rotating 48-hour water cutoffs and rationing. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) said Monday that it's providing water trailers to Puerto Rico as the island grapples with a water crisis. The trailers will be distributed for up to 30 days initially, following the Puerto Rican government's request for federal support, a FEMA spokesperson said. "This support is intended to assist local efforts as Puerto Rico manages increased demand for potable water distribution in
Puerto Rico working with federal agencies on water crisis, governor says (opens the original)
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(NEW YORK) -- Puerto Rico Gov. Jenniffer Gonzalez-Colon said on Sunday that authorities are working closely with federal agencies as they grapple with a water crisis that has left more than 180,000 households facing 48-hour water supply shuts-off and rationing. Gonzalez-Colon declared a state of emergency in the U.S. territory on July 31 in response to serious drought and falling levels in water reservoirs. On Friday, authorities began implementing rotating 48-hour water shut-offs in parts of th
Puerto Rico working with federal agencies on water crisis, governor says (opens the original)
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(NEW YORK) -- Puerto Rico Gov. Jenniffer Gonzalez-Colon said on Sunday that authorities are working closely with federal agencies as they grapple with a water crisis that has left more than 180,000 households facing 48-hour water supply shuts-off and rationing. Gonzalez-Colon declared a state of emergency in the U.S. territory on July 31 in response to serious drought and falling levels in water reservoirs. On Friday, authorities began implementing rotating 48-hour water shut-offs in parts of th
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