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Ofwat proposes an $84 million penalty on Anglian Water for failing to maintain its sewage network, leading to excessive storm overflow spills.
(Reuters) -British water regulator Ofwat proposed on Tuesday a 62.8 million pound ($83.9 million) enforcement package on water utility Anglian Water, to be paid by the company and its shareholders, over failures to maintain its wastewater treatment network.
"Our investigation has found failures in how Anglian Water has operated and maintained its sewage works and networks, which has resulted in excessive spills from storm overflows. This is a serious breach and is unacceptable," Lynn Parker, senior director for enforcement at Ofwat, said in a statement.
($1 = 0.7490 pounds)
(Reporting by Raechel Thankam Job in Bengaluru)
Ofwat proposed a 62.8 million pound ($83.9 million) enforcement package against Anglian Water.
The investigation revealed failures in Anglian Water's operation and maintenance of sewage works, leading to excessive spills from storm overflows.
The penalty is to be paid by Anglian Water and its shareholders.
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