Should Coke apologize formally (and on National TV / news agency) for tainted Kinley water in Afghanistan?

I remember the constant briefs in Iraq about "don't drink the blue capped water" followed by the "don't drink the white capped water bottles".......followed by the "It's safe to drink the blue capped water bottles. We had troops passing out in pain from kidney stones on several occasions.
I'm glad that Coke acknowledged the "inconvenience" but I'm not sure whose test results to trust anymore. I pray for the safety of our troops and now have to add safe water to the list. As if life wasn't hard enough for them already!

A few guys in my platoon got sick from drinking it. I still don't see a need for an apology from Coke, unless they were intentionally hiding it. The only way they could ensure clean water, is not have Afghans bottle it. The cost of shipping from a foreign country, negates the gain... it's risk you deal with.