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 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reported fecal coliform bacteria levels exceeding the public health-based level of concern in Iowa flood water. Response and recovery workers should refer to OSHA's Flood Cleanup Fact Sheet for information on protecting themselves.
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