An ordinance regarding the prosecution and investigation of the Tashki case has found three main suspects guilty concerning damage to livestock and nature related to decisions about drinking water. The convicted individuals, along with the director of Gostivar’s “Komunalec,” their technical department head, and the head of the Water Supply, Sewerage, and Construction Department, were found responsible for compromising the usability of drinking water within the overflow room system serving the Gostivar Municipality and surrounding villages. The charges stem from actions taken on June 25th.
During this time, the accused personnel installed three flood pumps in a canal. These pumps utilized materials sourced from the overflow room designated for the drinking water supply intended for the nearby area and surrounding communities. The findings indicate that these actions constituted a significant breach of infrastructure management related to municipal works.
The core issue revolves around the mismanagement and subsequent contamination risk posed to the primary water infrastructure serving the entire Gostivar area. The legal ruling establishes culpability for actions that directly impacted the integrity and availability of potable water resources managed through the municipal works. The judgment underscores regulatory oversight concerning critical public utilities within the Gostivar region.
Topics: #water #gostivar #works
