The Center for Crisis Management (CUC) coordinated efforts in Gostivar to prevent and distribute essential water supplies following an epidemic that impacted the city. Director of the CUC, Muhamed Ali, participated in a meeting of the Main Staff at the Gostivar Municipality, where detailed measures to manage the situation were discussed. Subsequently, he attended a press conference alongside the Minister of Internal Affairs, Panče Toskakovski, and the Mayor of the Gostivar Municipality, Izet Meci, to present the comprehensive plan for water prevention for the citizenry.
The coordinated response detailed the strategic deployment of several cisterns across key municipal sites. To ensure continuous access to clean water, specific provisions were established for critical infrastructure. At the Gostivar Hospital, a 5.5-tonne tank was positioned to supply drinking water.
Furthermore, the Health Center was supplied with a 2-tonne tank designated for technical water needs. A separate, larger 8-tonne tank was allocated to the Kindergarten. These coordinated efforts highlight the municipal government’s focus on maintaining public health standards through robust resource management.
The involvement of high-ranking officials, including the Minister of Internal Affairs, underscores the gravity of the situation and the commitment to ensuring stable water access throughout the Gostivar area. The distribution plan was presented to the public, confirming the immediate measures taken to safeguard the community’s essential water needs.
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