Expertise revealed an excess level of iron and manganese in the tap…

Expertise revealed an excess level of iron and manganese in the tap water in Tyumen.

Consensus

Residents of Tyumen reported unpleasant odors and poor quality in tap water starting in July.
Local residents organized a fund to commission a state expert examination of water quality.
The state expert examination conducted by the Center for Hygiene and Epidemiology in Tyumen Oblast found exceedances of iron, manganese, and aluminum levels.
The examination also revealed deviations in pH levels and turbidity.
The water quality issue led to a criminal investigation being opened by the Investigative Committee.
Authorities attempted to address the problem by delivering drinking water via tankers, but long queues formed.
The governor acknowledged the situation required attention but claimed water parameters were within normal limits.

The water was found to have dangerous multiple exceedances of iron, manganese, and others; authorities claimed it met standards. — tg_astrapress
The state Center for Hygiene and Epidemiology confirmed that the water exceeded norms for iron and manganese and other indicators; authorities claimed it was safe. — tg_echoonline_news
The water quality issue was linked to low oxygen levels in the Tura River after flooding; the governor attributed the smell to this cause. — vm
The expert examination contradicted the governor's statement that water met standards; the governor acknowledged the situation needed attention but maintained water was within norms. — tg_bazabazon