The “Gjakova” Waterworks has commenced rehabilitation efforts for the local water supply network located on “Tafil Zyberaj” street in Rahovec. Construction began on April 14th and is scheduled to continue until the beginning of August, with the project designed to enhance the overall water provision for area residents. The scope of the rehabilitation involves the installation of a new, 900-meter segment of the water network.
Furthermore, the project incorporates plans for establishing ten dedicated connections, or junctions, intended to integrate this new infrastructure seamlessly with the existing municipal supply system. This significant infrastructure investment is anticipated to yield several improvements for the local community. Key benefits include an enhanced provision of potable water, a measurable increase in overall service quality, and a reduction in current network losses.
By upgrading the physical network, the waterworks aim to ensure a more reliable and efficient supply to the residents of Rahovec. The execution of these vital works is a collaborative effort involving multiple local bodies. The project is being managed through coordination between the “Gjakova” Waterworks, the Operational Unit situated in Rahovec, and the Municipality of Rahovec.
These coordinated efforts underscore a commitment to modernizing essential public utilities and securing reliable water services for the region.
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