Water was finally restored to a remote Navajo Nation community in Utah after six weeks.
The pipeline to Navajo Mountain broke due to flash flooding in August and October.
Water was being trucked in every day for the community of about 1,200.
The tribe worked with the Bureau of Reclamation to fix the pipeline. The water started flowing on Monday.
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