Cables like spider fires cover Pristina streets

Parts of Kosovo's capital, Pristina, continue to face the problem of air cable services, which lie disorderly on roads and buildings. They give ugly views to neighborhoods and may increase the risk of public safety. Numerous chaotic air cables located near residential buildings in [...]

They give ugly views to neighborhoods and may increase the risk of public safety.
Numerous air cables placed chaoticly near residential buildings in Pristina's “Dodona” neighbourhood. The infrastructure of the communications and energy network has been chaotic for years in the capital, even though there are neighborhoods that have begun to remove the pillars and switch to underground networks.

A person walks past the trolls next to a pole which barely holds electricity wires and telephone and internet cables in the neighbourhood “Vulsha” in the capital.
A concrete pillar placed between the two buildings for the distribution of power cables, internet, telephone and the location of security cameras, in the neighborhood “Vellusa”.

Cable and wire cabled like this picture on one of the streets of the capital, you could see in all of the capital's neighborhoods, but in recent years, responsible companies have removed pillars and air cables, switching to underground networks, heads in central parts of the city, writes the REL, broadcast Periscope.


Various private and public communications cable operators operate in Pristina, while the Kosovo Electricity Distribution Company, KEDS is responsible for the distribution of electricity and network maintenance.
All these companies must get permission in the Pristina municipality for the deployment of power lines and communication cables. /Periscopi














