"There Is Enough Water to Supply Chisinau. Hajder Rejects Ceban's Accusations About Nistru's Flow
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The mayor of the capital, Ion Ceban, claims that the flow of water spilled from Dubasari's accumulation lake continues to be three times lower than the critical level required by Voda's Vadul's capture station. The edil accuses that the flow reduction was maintained without the municipality being announced and considers that
The mayor general of the capital, Ion Ceban, came with a statement saying that "the government would have shut down the water from Dubasari on the pretext that they want to test us in Chisinau. " The Edil announces that today, October 13, the damage pumps from the catch station will be started again. "Only [...] Article Ion Ceban: "The water from Dubasari would have shut down, on the pretext that they want to test us, in Chisinau - appears first…
The reduction of the flow of water evacuated from the storage lake at Dubasari caused an exchange of charges between the mayor of Chisinau, Ion Ceban, and the minister of the environment, Gheorghe Hajder. Edil argues that the decision endangers the water supply of Chisinau and accuses the government of lack of transparency. On the other hand, the minister states that the measure was necessary to save water reserves, under conditions where the la…
Environment Minister Gheorghe Hajder claims that Chisinau does not risk running out of water, although the amount of water released from Lake Dubasari in Nistru has been reduced. The statement comes after Mayor Ion Ceban announced that he started the damage pumps and the floating capture station from Vode Vad.
The decrease in the flow of the River Nistru triggers a new political scandal between the municipal and central authorities. While the Chisinau City Council accuses the Government of endangering the water supply of the capital by reducing the spills from the reservoir at Dubasari, the Ministry of the Environment claims that the measure is a preventive one, aimed at preventing a major crisis of water resources.
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