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  •   Home > News > Health & Safety

    Queenstown is under a boil water notice after several cases involving an illness-inducing parasite

    Queenstown is under a boil water notice after several cases involving an illness-inducing parasite


    Residents and tourists have been asked to treat their water supply.

    Authorities are unsure whether the public water supply is the source of the outbreak -- but the notice has been issued as a precaution.

    Queenstown Lakes council spokesman Tony Avery says it's the first cases of the diarrhoea-inducing parasite for 40 years.

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