The local council of Muć is set to hold a thematic session on water issues, which have been weighing on the municipality for some time. The session is being convened as some residents still lack access to drinking water, a matter requiring urgent discussion at the highest local level.
The crux of the issue lies in the fact that individual settlements do not have water infrastructure. The settlements of Pribude and Donji Ogorje do not have access to the water network. Without such infrastructure, one cannot speak of a regular and safe supply of drinking water, so the residents of these settlements are forced to manage in other ways.
In addition to these two settlements, the problem is not limited to a lack of network. Indeed, some residents in the municipality still do not have drinking water, meaning the difficulties are not limited to places without any infrastructure. This situation indicates that the issue is broader and requires a systematic approach, rather than just addressing individual cases.
The session of the local council is expected to bring together the relevant authorities to discuss possible solutions and next steps. The calling of the session signals that the local authorities recognise the seriousness of the situation and that the water supply issue has been placed high on the agenda. Residents of Pribude and Donji Ogorje, as well as other residents without drinking water, expect concrete progress towards a permanent solution from the outcome of the discussion.
Access to drinking water is a basic need for every household, and the lack of water infrastructure in certain settlements has a long-term impact on the quality of life of the residents. Therefore, the session is expected to clarify the path and timeline for resolving the supply for those who have so far been left out of the water system.
