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(KLZA)-- Despite the loss of water pressure in the Pawnee City water system early Monday morning, there is no boil order for Pawnee City water customers.
Early Monday morning, Pawnee City experienced a loss of well controls, leading to the loss of water pressure.
The State of Nebraska was contacted and they stated the city did not have to issue a boil order.
The city is currently chlorinating the entire water system.
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