Private testing was carried out at four locations – in Pučišća, Jelsa, Bol and Supetar. The samples were taken on the same day, from different locations, and sent to a laboratory in Germany.
According to available data, the same compound was found in all samples. The same result was obtained at all locations covered by the test, which indicates that the substance in question appears across the entire area covered by the sampling.
The source states that these are not the official results of testing water for health safety. This is private testing, not a result from the relevant authorities who conduct official control of water quality for human consumption.
Therefore, the results obtained cannot replace an official assessment of the health safety of the water. The samples, as stated, were taken on the same day at different locations and sent for analysis to a laboratory in Germany.
Details about exactly which compound was found, as well as its concentration, were not provided. Nor is it known when the samples were taken or when the results were received.
It remains unclear whether additional testing will be carried out or whether the relevant institutions will be involved. In the meantime, it is stressed that these findings remain private information, not an official confirmation of the state of the water on Brač.
