Team of the Institute for public health of Canton Sarajevo, together with municipality civil protection, recorded the conditions on the field and took water samples. After the analysis, it was established that in majority of samples there is residual chlorine.
Moreover, sampling is done for microbiologic and physical analysis, and citizens will be timely informed about results.
“All the water which is lackluster should not be used for drinking, but only as a sanitary water. Citizens will be informed about the results of analysis, once it is done,” said director of Institute for public health of KS, Snježana Balta.
Moreover, she emphasized that the Civil protection of Ilidža municipality has alredy deliverd water for drinking in parts of that municipality where water is not suitable for drinking.
(Source: Fena)
