LAFOURCHE PARISH, La. (WGNO) — The Lafourche Parish Water District #1 issued a boil water advisory for parts of Raceland and St. Charles on Thursday, Sept. 19. The water district reports that the advisory comes in response to low water pressure from a main line leak. As a result, the water in the affected area could be unsafe to use in any context where it could be ingested without boiling it first. Partnership announced to build air quality monitoring system in St. Rose The advisory affects communities between the St. Charles Bridge and the North Raceland Tank, on both sides of Bayou Lafourche. Officials with the City of Thibodaux released a statement specifying that Thibodaux is not effected by the advisory, and the water there is still safe to consume. (Courtesy: Lafourche Parish Water District #1) According to the water district, it's recommended that residents boil their water in a clean container for a full minute before using it for things like making ice, brushing teeth, using it for food preparation and rinsing food. The advisory will remain in effect until it has been rescinded by the district. Updates can be found on the Lafourche Parish Water District's website. Stay up to date with the latest news, weather and sports by downloading the WGNO app on the Apple or Google Play stores and by subscribing to the WGNO newsletter. Latest Posts No end to summer anytime soon Local organizations deliver hot meals, hurricane relief supplies to Houma residents Border Patrol agent bitten in face during assault on Mount Cristo Rey Cybersecurity expert explains how to avoid funeral streaming scams North Carolina gov. candidate Mark Robinson responds to bombshell CNN report