A water main break occurred in Berry Hill, according to Metro Water Services. The cause of the break was attributed to a contractor who struck the water main. Metro Water Services has confirmed the incident, providing some information about what happened. For more details about the water main break in Berry Hill, readers can refer to the full report from Metro Water Services or WKRN News 2.
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