Thunder Bay's Health Unit doesn't want homeowners staying in their flood damaged homes. Spokesperson Chris Beveridge says it concerns him because it's dangerous with risk of electrocution and mould. He adds residents also need to take precautions by wearing rubber gloves, goggles and boots during clean up.Friday, June 1, 2012
Health Unit Worries About Public Safety
Thunder Bay's Health Unit doesn't want homeowners staying in their flood damaged homes. Spokesperson Chris Beveridge says it concerns him because it's dangerous with risk of electrocution and mould. He adds residents also need to take precautions by wearing rubber gloves, goggles and boots during clean up.