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Zambia's government has firmly stated that the water in Kitwe's copper mining area is safe for consumption, despite a recent health warning issued by the US embassy. The embassy advised its staff to evacuate the region following reports of a toxic spill, raising concerns about the safety of local water sources.
In response, Zambian officials conducted assessments and assured the public that the water quality meets safety standards. They emphasized that the situation is under control and that no immediate health risks are posed to residents. The government is committed to monitoring the area and addressing any potential environmental issues stemming from the mining activities.
Local authorities have urged citizens to remain calm and to continue using the water supply, reinforcing that the health and safety of the community are top priorities. This reassurance comes as Zambia navigates the complexities of balancing mining operations with environmental protection and public health.
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