The water crisis is deepening in Târgu-Neamț, where the 20 reservoirs installed across the town are not meeting residents’ needs, while the water in them is not potable. There are also problems in Suceava County, where water is now being supplied once every two days, according to Realitatea PLUS.

The water crisis is continuing in Târgu-Neamț, where the 20 reservoirs installed across the town are failing to meet residents’ needs. Moreover, the water in these reservoirs is not potable, so people use it only for washing and toilet use, while they have to buy drinking water from shops. The problems are attributed to dwindling water resources and the ageing network, which has been affected by numerous breakdowns. The town hall is considering drilling new wells in an attempt to improve the situation.

The 20 reservoirs installed in Târgu-Neamț are not meeting residents’ needs, and the water in them is not potable. Residents use it for washing and toilet use, while drinking water is bought from shops. The crisis has already been going on for several weeks, and so far there is no clear solution. At the same time, the local authorities are considering drilling new wells.

The problems are linked to dwindling water resources, but also to the ageing network, where numerous breakdowns occur. In these circumstances, the 20 reservoirs installed in the town are failing to provide residents with the necessary quantity of water. The town hall is assessing the option of drilling new wells, while people continue to rely on purchased water for drinking.

The situation has also spread to Suceava County, where water is supplied once every two days. In Fălticeni, the water level in the wells has fallen by more than four metres, while the reservoirs are receiving only half the required quantity. The crisis has been going on for several weeks, and at present there is no clear solution for restoring a normal water supply.