Residents Struggle with Water Shutoffs in Southeast Bakersfield
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-69% Negative
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51% : "It just turned off on me, I noticed it in the morning when I was getting ready for school, and I couldn't even use the water to brush my teeth," says Jimmy Mack. Mack, who is no stranger to these disruptions, shared that these water shutoffs have become a regular occurrence in the neighborhood.51% : "Get the water out, put it on the toothbrush, and then like put it in my mouth, gargle it, and brush my teeth," he adds.
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