Marija Andonovska, the Director of the Institute of Public Health, stated during a press conference that the release of comprehensive water quality test results for the city of Gostivar is contingent upon receiving formal approval from the Prosecutor’s Office. Speaking to “Lokalno,” Andonovska addressed inquiries regarding the classification of the city’s current water supply quality. She emphasized the Institute’s commitment to transparency, noting that while the tests were conducted rapidly, the final dissemination of data is legally restricted.
“As the Institute of Public Health, we are eager to conduct these tests and publish the findings in the shortest timeframe possible,” Andonovska explained. She clarified that due to the ongoing nature of the investigation, she currently cannot provide the specific details of the water quality categorization. Andonovska confirmed that the testing protocol involved sampling at four distinct locations throughout Gostivar, an initiative that was executed at the request of the prosecutor’s office the previous week.
She assured reporters that the information will be shared publicly immediately upon receiving the necessary authorization from the Public Prosecutor’s Office. This procedural requirement, according to Andonovska, ensures that the public release of the water data is aligned with the formal investigative processes currently underway.
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