CHARLESTON, WV JANUARY 11, 2014: Police officers and fire fight

CHARLESTON, WV JANUARY 11, 2014: Police officers and fire fighters were handling out cases of water to those in need at the Charleston Fire Department Station One in Charleston, West Virginia on Saturday, January 11, 2014. Around 5000 gallons of a chemical, used in the coal cleaning process, leaked into the Elk River from the West Virginia American Company and has stopped the usage of tap water for 300,000 West Virginia residents in nine different counties. Ty Wright for the Washington Post
CHARLESTON, WV JANUARY 11, 2014: Police officers and fire fighters were handling out cases of water to those in need at the Charleston Fire Department Station One in Charleston, West Virginia on Saturday, January 11, 2014. Around 5000 gallons of a chemical, used in the coal cleaning process, leaked into the Elk River from the West Virginia American Company and has stopped the usage of tap water for 300,000 West Virginia residents in nine different counties. Ty Wright for the Washington Post
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