According to data compiled by the State Statistics Institute in its “Statistics of the livestock sector for 2025,” annual testing records spanning from 2013 through 2022, and beyond, indicate that the quality of drinking water in the region has been monitored. The statistics reveal that in the majority of sampled instances, 90 percent of state-level water tests confirmed that the drinking water met acceptable standards. Historically, residents of Gostivar have faced challenges concerning the reliability of their water supply from the city’s main pipe.
During periods of scarcity, the situation in Gostivar drew considerable public attention, with political discourse often attributing fault for the water shortages across various settlements within the state. The published statistics, which are intended to inform the public about what citizens consume, provide a quantitative overview of the water quality. The report notes that while infrastructure issues have been a point of contention, the documented testing results suggest a high rate of compliance with safety standards for the water provided.
For instance, one specific incident documented involved a pump in Gostivar that directly discharged water into the main supply pipe. These statistical records aim to provide a factual basis for understanding the ongoing management and quality assessment of the local water infrastructure. The data suggests a consistent effort to monitor and report on the safety and availability of potable water for the community.
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