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Philadelphia officials drink tap water, say it's officially safe after chemical spill
The chemical spill happened last Friday at Trinseo Altuglas LLC in Bristol, Bucks County.
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The chemical spill happened last Friday at Trinseo Altuglas LLC in Bristol, Bucks County.
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