Author: EIN Presswire
Sewage closes part of D.C. Waterfront – again
According to a worker at the scene the spill is related to an overflow originating from Montgomery County that exceeded the system capacity for this part of D.C..
Notice that “unknown” has been hand written over the quantity of sewage that was estimated from the last spill – 5 million gallons. The Fletcher Boathouse is closed.
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