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Brain Eating Amoeba Found In Houston Tap Water, Do Not Use Advisory Issued


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The brain eating amoeba is called Naegleria Fowleri.

UPDATE:

 

The Advisory been lifted in some cities:

 

 

The Advisory issued for the following Texas cities:

 

 

This is a STRICT Do Not Use advisory, not even boil and drink allowed.

 

This is why people moved on from tap to bottled.

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1 minute ago, LadyGoo said:

I live in Houston :saladga:

Be careful please. This is scary.

The future's uncertain and the end is always near.
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Trump voting Karens - "let me drink tap water, my choice, my freedom"

Be careful guys, this is a scary sh-t

2020 - F-CK U

So sploosh your juice all over me you Riverboy
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RAMROD
19 minutes ago, LadyGoo said:

I live in Houston :saladga:

If you are in affected cities listed above, do not use tap for consumption and other things i.e watering plants, bathing, etc!

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well the amoeba can only get to your brain if it's inhaled through the nose, drinking it shouldn't cause any harm. it's interesting that they are saying to not drink, makes you think there's something else goin on

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Just now, samuelx said:

well the amoeba can only get to your brain if it's inhaled through the nose, drinking it shouldn't cause any harm. it's interesting that they are saying to not drink, makes you think there's something else goin on

If anything wouldn’t showering be more dangerous? I get water up my nose all the time when showering. This is so scary. 

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DelusionalGaga

This is so scary, it reminds me of the whole situation in Flint Michigan. How do you even go without using any tap water? Like how do you shower or even wash your hands?

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LostBoyfriend

I thought amoeba only showed in small ponds of stagnant water, not this level of magnitude of city wide... :gum:

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