A colossal 100-tonne fatberg has been found blocking sewers in Whitechapel, London. Thames Water urges the public to avoid pouring fats and flushing wipes this festive season to prevent costly damage.
A massive 100-tonne fatberg has been found in Whitechapel's sewers. Thames Water urges the public to avoid pouring fats and oils down drains this Christmas to prevent costly blockages.
The UK government confirms a ban on wet wipes containing plastic from Spring 2027. This move aims to reduce sewer blockages and river pollution. Learn more about the environmental impact.
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Thames Water completes massive sewage clearance operation after removing a colossal fatberg weighing over 100 tonnes from Feltham's Victorian-era sewer system.
A colossal 10-tonne fatberg is clogging London's Victorian sewers, created from congealed wet wipes and cooking fats. Thames Water declares war on the growing problem threatening the city's infrastructure.
Thames Water uncovers colossal 100-tonne fatberg clogging London's sewers in Feltham, highlighting the ongoing battle against improper waste disposal.
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