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Water is safe to use in Hallandale Beach

 

A boil water advisory for Hallandale Beach residents living east of the Intracoastal Waterway was lifted Thursday, according to city spokesman Peter Dobens.

The alert was issued Wednesday after a water main break at 1980 S. Ocean Dr. left about 8,000 customers without water for six hours.

An eight-inch water line broke as a subcontractor placed a fiber optic line in the right-of-way. The break sent water across two of the three northbound lanes of South Ocean Drive.

The alert was lifted at 4 p.m. Thursday after water samples came back clear.

The city’s communication system — which dials every telephone land line within a designated area to deliver a recorded message — let residents in the area know the alert was lifted.

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