When it came to village infrastructure one of the key factors for the survival and development of a village was easily their basic needs. Of all the basic needs one needs the one Bruinetto was dealing with today was the need for water. There were reports of a strange sickness running rampant through a portion of the slums. While there were seemingly no connections between where these people worked, where they frequented, or who was in their social circle the connection must lie within their consumption. After having pin pointed all the cases on a map of the area Bruinetto went to observe the blueprints for the areas water distribution system. All of the houses located in that area seemed to be the closest to one pumping station which relied on a specific underground well. The houses that were affected were the closest to the pumping station. Immediately Bruinetto set out notice for messengers to make the neighborhood aware of potential contagions in their water and to seek secondary sources for the time being until the problem was dealt with. What was next was to visit the reservoir himself.
Making his way to the reservoir on the surface the water seemed to be perfectly fine. There was no discoloration or strange smells which gave light to any foul play immediately. However the facts of the scenario painted a different picture. Heading over towards the reservoir he would reach down and take several samples of water. Each of these samples were taken from a different parts of the reservoir and at various depths. Contacting the pumping station he instructed them to stop pumping the water and to flush the water out from the system into an isolated pool. That their machines needed to go through maintenance to remove all possible trace of contagions that still may remain in their system. Making a quick pit stop to the pumping station Bruinetto would also take samples from various sections of the facility to determine if the contagion may have spawned from the pumping station itself. If the reservoir turned out to be clean but the pumping station was not then a bigger problem was his concern now.
With his samples in tow Bruinetto would make his way to a medical facility in the village. Specifically he would find himself in a sector specializing with poison and bacterial analysis. Throughout the course of several hours he would aid one of the medical shinobi in the documentation of the samples. Thankfully, the contagion was constant throughout the entire series of diligently taken samples. With no foul play in site what was next was to create an antidote to deal with the poison. One that when interacting with the poison the two would essentially neutralize one another and become a non-factor within the water. The medical facility working on such a high priority matter came out with an antidote in a days time. Taking this large quantity of the produced antidote the pumping station would oversee the process of purifying their water reservoir. The remaining water stuck outside of their systems was instructed to be purged until the system ran dry. With all contagions removed from the reservoir and the pumping station cleared it would be continue with normal functions. It wouldn't be long before reports of illness would diminish and the area would have a full recovery. With his job finished Bruinetto was satisfied with his work that helped the community.
WC: 576
Making his way to the reservoir on the surface the water seemed to be perfectly fine. There was no discoloration or strange smells which gave light to any foul play immediately. However the facts of the scenario painted a different picture. Heading over towards the reservoir he would reach down and take several samples of water. Each of these samples were taken from a different parts of the reservoir and at various depths. Contacting the pumping station he instructed them to stop pumping the water and to flush the water out from the system into an isolated pool. That their machines needed to go through maintenance to remove all possible trace of contagions that still may remain in their system. Making a quick pit stop to the pumping station Bruinetto would also take samples from various sections of the facility to determine if the contagion may have spawned from the pumping station itself. If the reservoir turned out to be clean but the pumping station was not then a bigger problem was his concern now.
With his samples in tow Bruinetto would make his way to a medical facility in the village. Specifically he would find himself in a sector specializing with poison and bacterial analysis. Throughout the course of several hours he would aid one of the medical shinobi in the documentation of the samples. Thankfully, the contagion was constant throughout the entire series of diligently taken samples. With no foul play in site what was next was to create an antidote to deal with the poison. One that when interacting with the poison the two would essentially neutralize one another and become a non-factor within the water. The medical facility working on such a high priority matter came out with an antidote in a days time. Taking this large quantity of the produced antidote the pumping station would oversee the process of purifying their water reservoir. The remaining water stuck outside of their systems was instructed to be purged until the system ran dry. With all contagions removed from the reservoir and the pumping station cleared it would be continue with normal functions. It wouldn't be long before reports of illness would diminish and the area would have a full recovery. With his job finished Bruinetto was satisfied with his work that helped the community.
WC: 576