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Weyburn has confirmed that city-wide water pressure had been restored on Tuesday afternoon, but a precautionary drinking water advisory (PDWA) will remain in effect.
The city noted in a release that the advisory has come into effect due to the need for water quality testing, and it will remain in place until that testing has been completed, likely later this week.
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Until the advisory is lifted, residents should bring all water to a rolling boil for at least one minute before consumption, including water used for drinking, cooking, brushing teeth and food preparation.
The city will notify residents and businesses once the PDWA has been lifted.
Weyburn residents across the city woke up to no water or very low pressure on Tuesday morning.
At approximately 7:20 a.m., the City of Weyburn released a water-pressure advisory for the entire city and asked residents to limit non-essential water use until the issue is resolved.
The cause of the issue is not yet known.
Tap water can still be used for washing and bathing.
