Mississippi flood leaves city without drinking water
Clip: 8/30/2022 | 6m 25sVideo has Closed Captions
Flooding, treatment plant failure leaves Jackson, Mississippi without drinking water
Mississippi's capital city is coping with a water crisis after a treatment plant broke down, leaving thousands without drinkable water. The governor declared a state of emergency and asked the National Guard to help distribute water to Jackson's 180,000 residents and businesses. Nick Judin of the Mississippi Free Press joined John Yang to discuss the concerns.
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Mississippi flood leaves city without drinking water
Clip: 8/30/2022 | 6m 25sVideo has Closed Captions
Mississippi's capital city is coping with a water crisis after a treatment plant broke down, leaving thousands without drinkable water. The governor declared a state of emergency and asked the National Guard to help distribute water to Jackson's 180,000 residents and businesses. Nick Judin of the Mississippi Free Press joined John Yang to discuss the concerns.
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