In Omaha, Nebraska, a man was swept away in the city's sewer system, journeying underground for 1.5 miles over the course of an hour and a half. The 41-year-old sewer pipe cleaning worker fell into the sewer on Friday and was carried by the rushing water beneath the downtown city streets, managing to escape just before the water led into the Missouri River.
The man was rescued by firefighters after a city sewer maintenance worker heard his cries for help from a culvert. He was conscious at the time of his rescue and was immediately transported to the Nebraska Medical Center for
News Briefs: Man Survives Harrowing Journey Through Omaha Sewer System
Also in this week's sewer and water news, a new study from U.S. Geological Survey scientists reveals that PFAS can be found in approximately 45% of U.S. drinking water sources
Jul 13, 2023
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