The city of Wakayama in western Japan said Saturday that it had started to resume the water supply to some 60,000 homes that had been affected by the partial collapse of a water pipe bridge six days ago.However, residents were asked not to drink the water until further notice in case any impurities were present.Related coverage:60,000 homes in west Japan city face water outage after pipe collapseThe collapse of the over 500-meter-long bridge that spans the Kinokawa River caused two water pipes to fall into the river on Sunday and cut off the water supply to some households on the north side…READ FULL ARTICLE