That’s how it was long ago, but I’m pretty certain things have changed. Best to be safe and follow their guidelines.
The irony is that Reservoir (3073) isn’t fed from the two reservoirs that it has.
Yes, they should follow all the advice.
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A lot of houses still have no electricity to boil water.
Not if the power is still put at many houses
Fair way from your house. Well outside the 5km
Release our water Dan! Where’s Bolt when you need him.
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Yep, fair call
Didnae think of that…
Just a tad. But I think it’s mainly the people in the east with power outages who would need to get emergency supplies of water.
If I drink the water with a mask on I should be ok, shouldn’t I?
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Ok. Scrap that idea. My mask is farking waterproof isn’t it. Honey! The dog pi ssed on the couch again. Can you please clean it up.
Tip: Make sure you boil his water, or your couch will be on your front nature strip in no time.
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There’d still be a lot of the Valley w/o power that wouldn’t be within 5km of those addresses.
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I was talking pressure, not flow.
I’d say that being without clean drinking water would qualify as an emergency, and you wouldn’t be restricted from going to get it, even if outside the 5 kms.
Just like you can go to the supermarket outside 5 kms, if it is the closest to you.
Can you leave your usual ■■■■ stirring to things that don’t actually matter, like the Sydney Swans?
Yes no worries, I don’t think I ever suggested pipes were not flowing full. What I was getting at was that reticulation piping (flowing full and under pressure) doesn’t represent a big storage volume.
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I’m fearing the worst
Sounds like you need more time to think about it.
I’m well aware of what we’re going through, while you throw unhelpful potshots from across the Nullarbor