Vojvodina bans water withdrawal from the Danube–Tisa–Danube system
The provincial emergency headquarters has banned users from drawing water from the Danube–Tisa–Danube system in the South Bačka, North Bačka and West Bačka districts. N1 says the level at the Bezdan 2 pumping station reached −164 cm on 3 August and RHMZ expects a further fall; 021 also reports that four vessels ran aground near Bogojevo and Bezdan, with crews safe.
What matters
Where the ban applies
The ban applies to system users in Vojvodina’s South Bačka, North Bačka and West Bačka districts.
Water level
Bezdan 2 recorded −164 cm on 3 August; RHMZ forecasts a further fall.
Navigation
021, citing the ministry, reports three vessels aground near Bogojevo port and one near Bezdan; their crews are supplied and safe.
Breakdown by publication
How sources frame this story
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N1: ban for three districts and −164 cm
N1 reports that the provincial headquarters banned DTD water withdrawal in three Vojvodina districts. The Bezdan 2 pumping station recorded −164 cm on 3 August, and RHMZ expects a further drop.
021: four vessels ran aground
021 relays the ministry’s statement that very low Danube levels left three vessels aground near Bogojevo port and one near Bezdan; crews are safe and supplied.
Overall takeaway
The low Danube is already restricting use of the water system and complicating navigation in Vojvodina; the ban concerns DTD users, not a general ban on household water supply.