Russian city cuts water as chemical spill nears

Authorities in the Russian far eastern city of Khabarovsk today cut off water supplies to 10,000 inhabitants as a Chinese toxic slick floated downriver toward it.

Russian city cuts water as chemical spill nears

Authorities in the Russian far eastern city of Khabarovsk today cut off water supplies to 10,000 inhabitants as a Chinese toxic slick floated downriver toward it.

Regional officials said tests conducted in the Amur River which flows past the city and provides it with all its water supplies so far had not detected chemicals above maximum permissible levels.

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