Rawson-Neal discovered the bacteria during routine water testing and immediately informed local health officials. The hospital started disinfecting its water system Oct. 7.
The hospital should regain running water by the end of this week, pending test results. In the meantime, Rawson-Neal has been providing bottled water for patients and staff members.
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