DRINKING WATER ADVISORY EVERYONE – TWITTER water advisory! Do Not Drink tap water in [location]. For more information see: [insert website link]” ■ “Drinking advisory! Residents in [location] should not drink their tap water. For more information visit: [insert ■ “Drinking website link]” Drinking water contains potentially harmful levels of cyanotoxins. Do Not Drink tap water water advisory! ■ “Drinking in [location]. See: [insert website link]” in [location] should not drink their tap water. For more information visit: [insert website link]” ■ “Residents should temporarily drinking tap water in [location] until further notice. For more information visit: ■ “Residents [insert website link]” FACEBOOK Cyanotoxins were detected in [location]’s tap water exceeding the national drinking water water advisory! ■ “Drinking Health Advisories. Therefore, residents in the affected areas should not drink the water. Do Not Drink the tap water. [Alternative sources of water] should be used for drinking, making infant formula, ■ making ice and preparing food and beverages. Do Not Boil the tap Boiling the tap water will not destroy cyanotoxin and may increase toxin levels. ■ Everyone may use tap water for showering, bathing, washing hands, washing dishes, flushing toilets, cleaning and ■ doing laundry. However, infants and young children under the age of six should be supervised while bathing and during other tap water-related activities to prevent accidental ingestion of water. Drinking water containing cyanotoxins at levels exceeding the national drinking water Health Advisories puts you at ■ risk of experiencing adverse health effects of cyanotoxins. Possible adverse health effects include upset stomach, vomiting and diarrhea as well as liver and kidney damage. Seek medical attention if you or your family members are experiencing illness. Cyanotoxins can be harmful to animals. Consider alternative water sources for animals. Contact a veterinarian if ■ animals show signs of illness.
DRINKING WATER ADVISORY – EVERYONE TWITTER ■ “Drinking water advisory! Do Not Drink tap water in [location]. For more information see: [insert website link]” ■ “Drinking advisory! Residents in [location] should not drink their tap water. For more information visit: [insert website link]” ■ “Drinking water advisory! Drinking water contains potentially harmful levels of cyanotoxins. Do Not Drink tap water in [location]. See: [insert website link]” ■ “Residents in [location] should not drink their tap water. For more information visit: [insert website link]” ■ “Residents should temporarily drinking tap water in [location] until further notice. For more information visit: [insert website link]” FACEBOOK ■ “Drinking water advisory! Cyanotoxins were detected in [location]’s tap water exceeding the national drinking water Health Advisories. Therefore, residents in the affected areas should not drink the water. ■ Do Not Drink the tap water. [Alternative sources of water] should be used for drinking, making infant formula, making ice and preparing food and beverages. ■ Do Not Boil the tap Boiling the tap water will not destroy cyanotoxin and may increase toxin levels. ■ Everyone may use tap water for showering, bathing, washing hands, washing dishes, flushing toilets, cleaning and doing laundry. However, infants and young children under the age of six should be supervised while bathing and during other tap water-related activities to prevent accidental ingestion of water. ■ Drinking water containing cyanotoxins at levels exceeding the national drinking water Health Advisories puts you at risk of experiencing adverse health effects of cyanotoxins. Possible adverse health effects include upset stomach, vomiting and diarrhea as well as liver and kidney damage. Seek medical attention if you or your family members are experiencing illness. ■ Cyanotoxins can be harmful to animals. Consider alternative water sources for animals. Contact a veterinarian if animals show signs of illness.
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