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It is water for sanitary needs which is of good quality, but for use as drinking water it must be approved by the Institute for Public Health
Director of PUC "Vodovod" Cacak Zoran Pantović stated that water from the Rzav system reached all consumers in the territory of Čačak, but that it is not yet drinkable.
Pantović said that the water supply in Čačak is now regular and that it can be used for all needs, except for drinking.
He emphasized that it is water for sanitary purposes and that, although it is of good quality, for use as drinking water it must be approved by the Institute for Public Health, which requires an official procedure.
Pantović stated that this process is ongoing and that during that time the water in Čačak is not drinkable.
He added that drinking water in that city is still distributed by tankers and asked the citizens for their understanding.
According to him, there is water in all reservoirs, and any small problems in the supply will be solved during the day.
Pantović noted for FoNet that the current situation refers to Čačak, that is, to the area managed by PUC "Vodovod" Čačak.
Source: FoNet
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