Severn Trent has confirmed that the tap water in Tenbury Wells in Worcestershire is now safe to drink.
The water company conducted testing on the water over the last two days and has confirmed that the water quality is now back to normal.
People who live in and around Tenbury Wells on the Shropshire/Worcestershire border are being told to avoid drinking water from their taps amid contamination concerns.
Teams of volunteers are handing out free bottled water in a major operation at two locations in the town; the hospital and the swimming pool.
Engineers are working to trace the source of the problem, but it's likely to be Monday morning before all is back to normal.
Severn Trent say water can still be used for bathing and flushing the toilet, but to take care when bathing young children in case they accidentally drink the bath water.
They say, "We had a burst pipe in the area and we believe a very small amount of floodwater may have gone back into the pipe."
Some homes are without supplies, others have an intermittent supply.
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