In the center of Ljubljana several poisoning due to contaminated water
Into Maximarket department stores in the center of Ljubljana more people poisoned water. The manager of the water supply system JP Voka Snaga has issued an internal measure to ban drinking water for food purposes. The reason for the ban is the outbreak of viral intestinal diseases due to fecal drinking water pollution in the internal plumbing of the Maximarket, which made NIJZ announcing a press conference tomorrow.
Maximarket employees are expected to become ill since Saturday, and there are several MPs from the National Assembly and employees of the neighboring Nova Ljubljanska banka (NLB) and Cankarjev dom. Severe reports are reported on severe diarrhea, vomiting, nausea, headache, fever and fatigue. One of the employees at Cankarjev dom is for Work He explained that two of her friends who did not drink the waters directly in the Maximarket, but in the surrounding pubs.
Several people became infected with water in the popular Maximarket bar, and some suspect that the water of the bars nearby could be to blame. Photo: Blaž Samec/Work
At Power, however, they think that “the public drinking water supply system works smoothly and safely. Drinking water in the public water system is health -relevant and in accordance with the provisions of the legislation, « they wrote. They emphasized that “Drinking water supply problems have only been demonstrated in the internal plumbing of the Maximarket Business Facility, the Republic Square 1, where an internal measure is issued a ban on drinking water for food purposes. In the case of health inadequacy of drinking water in the public water supply system, they would immediately inform users, « they assured.
Nevertheless, my dumplings were closed in the Republic Square until the rehabilitation of the water supply system. « However, security against new infections of employees and guests, in the first place, » they wrote on social networks. Preventive measures have already been introduced in the neighboring NLB. They distributed bottled water to employees and advised against drinking water from the water supply, reporting N1.
We asked NIJZ, Power and Mercator for additional explanations. We will add them as soon as we receive them.
