Fuel Spill Contaminates Killin Water Supply
Residents in Killin have been advised against using tap water after a fuel spillage occurred in the River Dochart.
On Friday morning, residents reported a solvent-like taste and smell in their water supply.
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (Sepa) confirmed it received multiple reports of oil presence in the river on Thursday evening and overnight.
Sepa officials are currently on-site working to identify the source of the spillage, with investigations ongoing.
Killin Community Council issued a notice on its Facebook page advising residents not to consume tap water until further notice.
"A major contamination incident," the council described the event, adding that water tankers would be deployed to the village to provide a temporary water supply.
Scottish Water has stated that a team is en route to assess and investigate the incident.
