LETHFORD DAILY

Vol. 1, Issue. 3July 2020

UHO issues warning over contaminated water

Lethford City's most popular bottled water brand 'Crystal Nero' found out to be the main reason for spike in new infections.

After a sudden rise in new infections, the United Health Organization (UHO) put it as a top priority to find out what caused these infections, investigating several individuals and tracing their recent contacts and activities.

The UHO tested dozens of bottled water samples as it seemed to be a common factor with all individuals tested.

Bottled water manufactured by the city’s largest brand Crystal Nero, sold in most Lethford City stores and supermarkets, and used in countless bars and restaurants, has been discovered to be contaminated with the GHNv-20 virus. Following the result of the investigation, the UHO has immediately issued a warning over contaminated water.

Citizens are advised to remove all bottles with the expiration date 08/20/21 out of their homes. The removal should be handled with care and proper hygiene is a must. Please make sure to wear gloves when handling the bottle, wash your hands, and sanitize afterward. All bottles should be placed in front of homes as the government will send specialists for disposal.

Mayor Locke reassures citizens that the city has taken care of the matter and is currently handling the removal of all Crystal Nero products sold and used. The city will refund purchases to all citizens and hand out free, imported water to all households.

Citizens who have consumed contaminated water are advised to stay at home and quarantine themselves for at least two weeks and avoid all social contacts. If symptoms of GHNv-20 occur please call 154-836-2635.

Within only two weeks the number of infected jumped to almost 700,000 cases despite the strict lockdown and curfew rules. At least 270,000 deaths have been counted with an unknown number related to the contaminated water issue.