Prime Minister Hristijan Mitzkoiski addressed concerns regarding the municipal water supply in Gostivar, offering an assessment of the system’s current status following a recent disconnection. He stated that he anticipates the water quality will return to a state suitable for both technical applications and human consumption. Mitzkoiski confirmed that sanitation measures were implemented to address the consequences of the system outage, involving specialized teams from the Water and Sewerage department based in Skopje.
Regarding the required remediation, he clarified that a complete system overhaul is not deemed necessary, but that the water must be brought back to established, normal operational parameters. Addressing the local situation, Mitzkoiski noted that while the management of the water infrastructure does not fall under the direct purview of local authorities, the government remains committed to maintaining a reliable water supply for the citizens of Gostivar, given the current circumstances. This commitment is underscored by the fact that the region is contending with what officials describe as one of its most significant health crises since the beginning of the year.
The Prime Minister expressed confidence in the process, projecting that the water quality in Gostivar will prove good for daily use shortly. These efforts aim to restore public confidence in the municipal water network, ensuring that residents have access to clean and potable water despite the preceding service disruptions.
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