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Last Updated: Monday, 29 October 2007, 13:53 GMT
Compensation wait over water cuts
Tap and kettle
The boil water notice continued in place for more than a week
Hundreds of people in Norfolk have not received compensation four months after they were left without water.

Water supplies to the market town of North Walsham were cut for 10 days in June after the parasite cryptosporidium was suspected to have entered supplies.

Anglian Water said it would give �25 compensation to all the households affected by the contamination, but several hundred are still waiting.

The company said outstanding payments should be made in the coming weeks.



SEE ALSO
Water supplies clear of parasite
25 Jun 07 |  Norfolk
Q&A: Cryptosporidium
30 Nov 05 |  Wales

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