The city has issued a boil-water advisory for residents in parts of Montreal’s Plateau-Mont-Royal borough.
City officials say it is a preventative measure put in place on Wednesday after water was turned off for maintenance work.
The affected streets are the following:
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- Mont-Royal Avenue East (south side) from Saint-Hubert to Christophe-Colomb
- Saint-André Street from Duluth East to Mont-Royal East
- Mentana Street, from Duluth East to Mont-Royal East
- Boyer Street, from Rachel East to Mont-Royal East
- Marie-Anne Street East, from Saint-André to Boyer
- 960-964 and 969 Rachel St. East
- Duluth Avenue East, from Saint-Hubert to Parc-La Fontaine
The city warns further maintenance work could lead to drops in water pressure and additional boil-water notices to be issued in the sector.
The advisory could be lifted on Saturday pending water-quality lab results.
The city said affected residents will be notified via notices on door hangers.
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