Drinking Water? Not Here! Seven Locations in Serbia Have Water That Could Make You Sick!
Did you know that water from seven public fountains in one Serbian city is not safe to drink? Yes, you read that right! Forget about refreshing yourself at these spots because microbiological tests have shown the water is dirty and could seriously harm your health.
Where’s the problem? Seven locations under scrutiny by experts from the Public Health Institute in Kragujevac are: Ždraljica, Košutnjak, Beloševac, Kapovac, Petrovac, Bukurovac, and Grujina fountain. Out of eleven tested samples, only four passed safety tests – Šumarice, Divostin, Teferič, and Bubanj.
What does this mean for citizens? Experts advise not to use water from these seven fountains for drinking until sanitation measures are taken. Sounds like the water from these places is a ticking stomach bomb! Imagine drinking water that could cause diseases – no wonder people are wondering what’s going on with public fountains.
How did this happen? Sampling was done on June 30, and the results are alarming. Many wonder if it’s due to poor maintenance, pollution, or something else, but the fact is the situation is serious and requires urgent action.
Why isn’t anyone acting faster? While citizens drink water from these fountains, they risk their health. Does it take a mass illness outbreak to get things fixed? Clearly, the problem has been around for a while, and measures are not being taken quickly enough.
What do you think? Is this just the tip of the iceberg of public infrastructure problems? Is citizens’ health the last priority? Share your thoughts, maybe it’s time we all demand answers and change!
Meanwhile, if you’re near these fountains, better stick to bottled water. Your health is no joke!
Don’t forget to drop a comment – have you faced water issues in your area? Or maybe you have a hilarious tip on how to survive without a fountain? Let’s laugh and spark a debate!
