Kragujevac says water supply is stable without restrictions
Kragujevac uses about 55 million litres of drinking water a day in summer, but the local utility and city authorities do not plan restrictions, N1 reports. The Gruža reservoir is about 42% full and Grošnica Lake 80% full; upgraded wells on the Morava provide 100–150 litres per second.
What matters
No restrictions planned
According to the local utility, available water is sufficient for stable supply.
Average summer use
Average use is estimated at 660–700 litres per second, or about 55 million litres per day.
New Morava capacity
After upgrades, wells on the Morava provide 100–150 litres per second instead of 35.
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N1: enough water for Kragujevac
Citing the city utility and officials, N1 reports that no restrictions are planned. The article gives the fill levels of two reservoirs and the increased capacity of wells on the Morava.
Overall takeaway
The authorities and utility say reserves are sufficient and have not announced restrictions; this is their assessment of the system’s current state.
What this means for residents
Normal consumption
Residents have not been notified of water-supply restrictions.
Heat increases demand
System stability matters especially during high summer demand.