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Mississippi capital doesn't have drinkable water and doesn't know when it will

Kennebec Journal | Augusta

Aug 31, 2022

Both the state's governor and president Biden have declared a state of emergency to try to resolve multiple problems that have been decades in the making. |!| Governor

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Mississippi capital doesn't have drinkable water and doesn't know when it will

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