Welcome to Serbia in 2024, where planned waterworks mean you’ll be left without water from 8:30 AM to 6 PM, right when the sun is blazing like crazy! Yes, you read that right – entire neighborhoods in Palilula, Voždovac, and Barajevo will be dry, and you better stock up because water trucks are only there for “the most urgent needs.” Is this a joke or reality? While temperatures soar above 30°C, the authorities decide it’s the perfect time to leave people high and dry without a single drop. And no, this isn’t the first time – it’s become a routine nightmare. How do you survive a day without water? How do you not turn into a real “dry-up”? While some battle the hellish heat, others wonder where the logic is and who planned these works right now. Is it possible no one thought about the people living on these streets? And is a water truck really enough? This situation isn’t just annoying; it’s dangerous for health. Not to mention how frustrating it is! If you thought this was the end, think again – the article mentions other topics, but nothing overshadows this water disaster. So, what do you say? Is this a new level of irresponsibility or just another day in Serbia? Share your thoughts, maybe together we’ll find a solution or at least get a good laugh while waiting for the water to flow again.
