The National Institute of Public Health in Kosovo has announced that the water from the Ibër-Lepenci canal can also be used for drinking. The announcement comes about two weeks after the attack that damaged the canal in the north of the country.
In an announcement on Facebook, the institute said that it has carried out laboratory analyzes of the water in its treatment plants in Shipol, Balinca, Drenas and Shkabaj, in the last four days.
"The laboratory results from the two laboratories, for the last four days, are within the standards set for drinking water for all the parameters required according to the standards", said the Institute of Public Health in Kosovo.
The Ibër-Lepenc Canal supplies water from Lake Ujman to the entire north of Kosovo, the regions of Mitrovica, Pristina and its surroundings, as well as the Kosovo Energy Corporation for cooling its thermal power plants. (A2 Televizion)
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