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Sewage being diverted from the Potomac in the aftermath of January's spill. Photo: Heather Diehl/Getty Images
Three vulnerable segments of the Potomac Interceptor need repairs, the head of D.C. Water disclosed to Congress in a Wednesday hearing about the historic pipeline collapse.
Why it matters: Four months after the sewage spill, D.C. Water vows it's "more aggressively" identifying weaknesses along the 54-mile sewer line, built in the 1960s.
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