Britain faces huge fatbergs blocking sewers as wet wipes and toys flushed down loo in coronavirus lockdown
BRITAIN could face even bigger fatbergs in sewers as wet wipes and other items are flushed down the loo in coronavirus lockdown.
She told The Sun Online: "In the last week, we've seen about seven per cent more waste water blockages than normal. Helen also mentioned a host of "unflushable" strange items that have turned up in sewers, contributing to severe blockages.
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