Severn Trent issues water warning across Derbyshire and Leicestershire
Thousands of people in the East Midlands were warned not to use their tap water following a scare over high levels of chlorine.
Severn Trent issued the warning over the weekend after high levels of the chemical were found in a reservoir near Castle Donington.
Around 3,700 people in Derbyshire and Leicestershire were told that as a precaution no tap water should be used for drinking, preparing food or bathing.
The company is looking at ways it can compensate those affected by the problem.
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