Fakal disaster in Dubrovnik: does the pearl of the Mediterranean threaten that?

Fakal disaster in Dubrovnik: does the pearl of the Mediterranean threaten that?

Dubrovnik, Kroatien - Dubrovnik, the picturesque “pearl of the Mediterranean”, is plagued by a serious wastewater problem that could upset both residents and tourists. Just 30 meters from the beautiful bank there is a leak in the sewage pipes that leads unpleasant smells into the water. Miho Storelli, a concerned citizen, commented on the Croatian portal Dnevnik.HR and described the Situation as "a shame for all of us", while the city administration assures that the problem would be resolved by the end of March. This correction is urgently needed because the tourist high season is at the door and Dubrovnik is known for his dreamlike backdrop, especially after the famousness by the series "Game of Thrones".

The wastewater trolley, which apparently has existed for years and is often ignored, has excited the residents. The water building authority describes the leak as a sporadic problem and claims that such incidents are random. Nevertheless, there is skepticism among the residents who are concerned about the reputation of their city and the health of the bright blue sea. As tz.de reports, there have been complaints about contamination in the water in the past, which makes the situation even more worrying. The city is under pressure to improve its infrastructure in order to ensure the smooth operation before the arrival of holidaymakers.

urgent measures required

In view of the continuing complaints and the problems of the past, it is unlikely that Dubrovnik can ignore his wastewater problem if the tourist flows rise again. The hope of a quick solution to the city administration is great, but it remains to be seen whether the measures can be implemented in good time. In the meantime, the residents and the city have to work on a sustainable solution, because Dubrovnik has not only a tourist, but also a cultural and historical meaning for Croatia. Kosmo and tz.de report on the effects of these open questions.

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