Health authorities announced that the citizens of Krushevo can once again consume water from the public network, after three consecutive laboratory checks revealed no irregularities.

According to confirmation from the Center for Public Health in Prilep, the water sample meets all bacteriological and chemical standards, while the chlorine presence falls within permitted limits.

Based on this data, the Food and Veterinary Agency carried out the final inspection and revoked the decision that had prohibited the use of the city’s water supply.

The restriction had taken effect on July 23, after a routine analysis had identified traces of fecal bacteria. Meanwhile, the Center for Public Health emphasizes that water from roadside springs along the road leading to Krushevo remains non-potable, as tests still show bacteriological contamination.

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The Crisis Management Center (CMC) has announced that drinking water in Krushevo poses microbiological risks for consumption.

Tests carried out on July 20 by the Public Health Center in Prilep have shown that water samples from various points in the town are contaminated. These include the Sveta Petka taps, the Krajpatna gas station, the areas of Creshovo Topche, Stara Crkva, and the area under the Montana hotel taps, all within the Municipality of Krushevo.

The Public Enterprise “Komuna” Krushevo, through the CMC, appeals that only bottled water be used for drinking. For activities such as cooking and washing, tap water must be boiled for at least 10 minutes due to its poor bacteriological condition.

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