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Torquay sewage spill update 4
Thursday 20 October 2011
We have removed warning signs which were installed following a sewage spill at Torquay's Taylor Park last week.
The latest tests indicate water quality in several ponds has returned to normal.
The spill was caused by trees roots blocking a manhole.
Customers can report any water or sewage related emergency (such as a leak or burst pipe) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by telephoning 1300 656 007.
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