State of alert in Mures: Water is no longer drinkable after floods in Praid increase salinity
Adrian Rusu
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<p>Authorities in Mures county announce that the salinity of the Târnava Mică river is increasing due to the flooding of the Praid Saltworks. As a result, the County Committee for Emergency Situations has called for a state of alert for several localities in the county, including the municipality of Tarnaveni, affecting about 39,000 people. The water supplied into the public network is not drinkable, but can be used for washing. Experts will monitor water parameters.
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Stare de alertă în Mureș: Apa nu mai e potabilă, după ce inundațiile de la Praid au crescut salinitatea. Oamenii, avertizați să nu o consume
Alertă în Mureș. Apa nu mai este potabilă după ce inundarea Salinei Praid a crescut salinitatea râului Târnava Mică
Creştere a salinităţii în apa râului Târnava Mică, după inundarea Salinei Praid/ CJSU Mureş a propus instituirea stării de alertă în mai multe localităţi/ Circa 39.000 de persoane, afectate/ Apa din reţeaua publică nu este potabilă
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