Following the increased salinity in the Târnava Mica river, the authorities in Mures have started distributing drinking water on an emergency basis, focusing on vulnerable people. So far, 148,000 liters of water have been delivered from the State Reserve and other sources. Salinity monitoring is being done twice a day, and tests confirm that water from certain springs is safe for drinking. Authorities recommend using drinking water from safe sources for drinking and food preparation.
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Continuă distribuirea apei potabile în localităţile afectate de creşterea salinităţii în râul Târnava Mică/ Apa potabilă, împărţită prioritar persoanelor vulnerabile/ Salinitatea, aproape similară celei din zilele precente
Autoritățile din Mureş continuă distribuirea apei potabile în zonele afectate. Persoanele vulnerabile sunt prioritare
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