IKPK: Citizens supplied by Lake Badoci do not use water for drink

Kosovo's National Public Health Institute has announced that it continues monitoring the quality of water destined for human consumption and that laboratory tests conducted over the past week have shown concentrations of mangani exceeding the allowed limit.

Through an announcement, The IKPK has appealed to citizens supplied from the water factory at Badoc Lake to avoid using the water for drink until next announcement.

This institute has also announced water can be used for cleaning, maintenance of personal hygiene and residential facilities.

Kosovo National Public Health Institute “ (IKSHPK) is continuing monitoring the quality of water destined for human consumption. Labal tests conducted over the past week have shown concentrations of mangani exceeding the allowed 0.05 mg/L limit, according to Administrative Guide No. 10/2021 “For the quality of human consumption water”

“In the PR03 ] Badoc area, during the period 08.09-15.09.2025, the maximum value of mangane registered in drinking water is: At 09 and 11,09.2025, the maximum values registered have been 0.429 mg/L (Rr. Hyzri Talla and 0.449 mg/L (Rr. Muharrem Fyza. In 15.09.2025, the maximum registered value was 0.117 mg/L (Rr. Enver Maloku)”

With the aim of protecting population health, I The KSHPK appeals to citizens supplied from the Badoci Lake Water factory to avoid using water for drink until next announcement. Water can be used for cleaning, maintenance of personal hygiene, and living environments. I The KSHPK remains committed to protecting public health and will long inform citizens of any new development”, the IKSCK report said further. /Periscopi/