Water supply halted in 4 cities in Chiba

Water supply halted in 4 cities in Chiba

KASHIWA, Japan - People line up at a temporary water distribution center in Kashiwa, Chiba Prefecture, on May 19, 2012, after water supply was cut off in Kashiwa and three other cities in the prefecture after hazardous formaldehyde exceeding permitted limits was found in the municipalities' public water supply.

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