The pipeline announces water reductions due to rainfall

The Pristina regional pipeline reports the current state of supply of drinking water, where according to this institution the state and state of crude water in the “channel. Iber ) Lepencit” has deteriorated in the last three days because of the rising turmoil, which does not allow drinking water to be treated in optimum conditions.

This situation continues to be in the water treatment plant in “Shbaj”, and at the plant for the treatment of drinking water in Drenas, which primary water is obtained from the “channel. Iber-Lepencit”

This 50km-long channel, which is vulnerable to surface waters during rainfall, impacting the turbulence in this channel to be high in value and unable to treat drinking water in periods where we have high-intensity rainfall, and because technological problems and dirt display”, the Aqua report says.

CRU” Pristina” sh.a. Search for NH” Iber-Lepenci” sh.a. and municipal institutions that in the areas where the canal is built, work on protecting it from surface waters, so that in the future it will not be faced with disruptions of water production in both higher factories.

According to the announcement, the water level in Lake Batislava today has reached its maximum quota and has begun to exceed until the water level at Badoc Lake has risen about 40cm in recent days, but still standing (-3.50 m) below the maximum quota.

“THE KROPristina is making a maximum effort to overcome the situation with the least lack of drinking water in consumers. The supply of drinking water in all service areas is stable, but in the following days, partial areas will be faced with a lack of drinking water until the situation with high turbines is stabilised, the report says.