Guam EPA

No traces of the pesticide dieldrin have been found in the water during four consecutive weeks of treatment and testing.

If no traces of the pesticide are found in the water during the next test, the "do not drink without treatment" advisory will be lifted.

This is the second week test results have shown no dieldrin. After two more weeks, the advisory warning people not to drink the water will be lifted.

After four consecutive weeks of satisfactory tests, GWA will confer with Guam EPA about lifting the "do not drink without treatment" advisory.

Guam Waterworks Authority General Manager Miguel Bordallo said the messaging about new dieldrin action levels and a contaminated well caused distress among residents

Guam Sen. Sabina Perez introduced a bill to boost Guam EPA’s emergency response and expand the use of the Environmental Trust Fund.