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ISU Prahova uses 9000-liter tanks to distribute household water in the localities affected by the lack of drinking water.

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30 November 2025, 16:47
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The Inspectorate for Emergency Situations (ISU) Prahova announced that, due to the lack of drinking water in several localities, it will distribute household water with the help of four tank trucks of 9000 liters. The first shipments have been sent to the towns of Câmpina and Băicoi. The distribution of household water, which is not intended for consumption, is done in collaboration with local authorities, which provide containers for storage and distribution. Tens of thousands of residents in Prahova County do not have drinking water due to the low level in the Paltinu dam and recent rains, which have led to excessive turbidity to allow water treatment. This situation also affects public institutions, medical units, and private companies, including the hospital in Câmpina, which has suspended admissions.

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ISU Prahova anunţă că foloseşte cisterne de mii de litri pentru a distribui apă în localităţile care nu primesc prin reţeaua de distribuţie. Instituţia precizează că e vorba despre apă menajeră, interzisă consumului

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