According to Toni Jonchevski, director of the Kumanovo Filtration Station, the water supplied to Kumanovo remains safe for consumption. This assurance is based on comprehensive analyses conducted by multiple authoritative bodies, including the Center for Public Health, the Filtration Station laboratory, and the Institute for Public Health. The local water infrastructure maintains rigorous monitoring protocols.
The system is overseen by eleven designated measuring stations, with the Filtration Station itself being a key monitoring point. Furthermore, the water undergoes periodic testing, with analyses extended every three months to ensure quality compliance. All available data confirm that the water drawn from the Kumanovo supply system meets established safety standards.
While the current water supply is reported as safe, authorities issued a cautionary advisory regarding extreme weather. Jonchevski noted that although there are no current major disruptions to the water supply, periods of elevated or non-routine consumption, particularly during hot weather, could potentially lead to reduced water pressure in the higher elevations of the city. Residents are advised to be aware of this potential risk associated with high demand.
Continuous monitoring across the eleven stations ensures that the quality and availability of potable water are managed proactively for the benefit of the Kumanovo community.
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