Au nord de Lyon, l’eau du robinet de 3000 habitants contaminée aux PFAS, l’État joue la montre
Dix mois après la première alerte, de nouvelles mesures confirment que l'eau distribuée dans les communes de Thil et Niévroz (Ain) est toujours contaminée aux PFAS. Bien que la préfecture la considère toujours potable et n'ait pas restreint sa consommation, estimant qu'elle ne présente pas de risque sanitaire immédiat, un plan d'action de l'État est en cours. Les PFAS sont des molécules chimiques toxiques pouvant être responsables de graves maladies.
- Location
- Thil, Ain
- Country
- 🇫🇷 France
- Start
- Unknown
- End
- Ongoing
- Event type
- Chemical contamination, Limit exceeded
- Status
- Active
- Region
- Ain
- Last updated
Chronologie
- · Alerte enregistree
- · Fiche mise a jour
What to do now
- 1Do not drink tap water, boiling does not remove chemicals.
- 2Use bottled water or verified alternative supply.
- 3Activated carbon or reverse osmosis filters can help, not every filter is suitable.
- 4Follow official guidance on showering and washing.
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