NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — A boil water advisory was issued for limited parts of New Orleans East on Wednesday, Dec. 18, following water main brake at Haney Drive and Hayne Boulevard. As a result of the main brake, water pressures fell below 20 PSI, and have since been restored. Woman killed in Franklinton house fire Officials with the Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans say that, because of the dip in water pressure, a precautionary boil advisory was issued for the following areas: Morrison Road from Poitevent Avenue to Paris Road. Paris Road from Morrison Road to Hayne Boulevard.  Hayne Boulevard from Paris Road to 9600 Hayne Blvd.  Poitevent Avenue from Irby Street to Morrison Road.  (Courtesy: Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans) Officials recommend that residents keep water at a rolling boil for a full minute before taking part in any activities that could lead to consumption, such as drinking, preparing food, brushing teeth or making ice. Residents should also apply sanitizer to their hands if washing them from the tap, although bottled or boiled water is the safest option. The advisory will reportedly be rescinded once water sample tests confirm that the water is safe again. Results could take up to 24 hours to achieve and the SWBNO will inform the public when the advisory has been lifted. Anyone with more questions can call 504-529-2837. 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 Vance meets with Johnson after Trump torpedoes spending bill Georgia man accused of trying to scam elderly man in Lafourche Parish TV travel guide Rick Steves on 'road to recovery' after cancer diagnosis Wisconsin lawmakers to set up DOGE-inspired committee called 'GOAT' Abbott to unveil new border security strategy