Residents of Vinča and Ritopek in Belgrade will have no running water tomorrow from 8 am to 8 pm due to planned work on the water supply network in Grocka.
- Outage runs tomorrow from 8 am to 8 pm in Vinča and Ritopek, in the municipality of Grocka.
- Cause: planned work on the water supply network.
- Tanker trucks will provide water for essential drinking needs; their locations are not specified.
- Belgrade Waterworks and Sewerage advises residents to store enough water for drinking and basic household use before the shutdown.
- Pressure may be unstable after water returns; the source does not list affected streets.
Residents of the Belgrade settlements of Vinča and Ritopek will have no running water tomorrow from 8 am to 8 pm (08:00 to 20:00). The interruption is caused by planned work on the water supply network in the municipality of Grocka, on the eastern edge of the city.
Tanker trucks will be available to supply water for essential drinking needs during the outage. The source does not say where the tankers will be stationed.
What residents are advised to do
The public utility company Belgrade Waterworks and Sewerage (Beogradski vodovod i kanalizacija) has asked consumers to store enough water for drinking and basic household needs before the shutdown begins.
- Affected areas: Vinča and Ritopek, in the municipality of Grocka
- Time: tomorrow, 8 am to 8 pm
- Reason: planned work on the water supply network
- Alternative supply: tanker trucks for essential drinking water
The source does not specify which streets are affected or whether pressure may be unstable after the water returns. Residents who need more detail can contact Belgrade Waterworks and Sewerage or check its official announcements.
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Frequently asked questions
When will the water outage in Vinča and Ritopek take place?
The outage is scheduled for tomorrow, from 8 am to 8 pm (08:00 to 20:00).
Why is the water being shut off?
The interruption is caused by planned work on the water supply network in the municipality of Grocka.
How can residents get drinking water during the outage?
Tanker trucks will be available to supply water for essential drinking needs, though the source does not say where they will be stationed.
What should residents do before the shutdown?
Belgrade Waterworks and Sewerage recommends storing enough water for drinking and basic household needs before the outage begins.
Who can residents contact for more details?
Residents can contact Belgrade Waterworks and Sewerage or check its official announcements for affected streets and details on water pressure after the supply returns.
