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(KLZA)-- The boil order for the Village of Nemaha, Nebraska has been cancelled.
The contamination causing the need for the boil order has been corrected according to water operator Alan Slater.
Special samples submited were returned with negative readings for total coliform and E. coli baceteria.
Nemaha water customers no longer need to boil water used for cooking and drinking.
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