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Seychelles authorities warn over suspicious water bottles

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Seychelles public health authorities have warned the public about water bottles intended for dispensers that have an unusual smell, impurities or an abnormal colour. They are urging consumers to watch out for these signs of potential contamination, according to the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation.

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