15,000 Hîncești residents to gain access to safe drinking water
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In the Hynchesht district, 15,000 residents will gain access to drinking water

About 15,000 residents of 11 communities in the Hîncești District will gain access to a centralized drinking water supply after the infrastructure—built as part of a government project—is transferred to the district council.
Dmitry Kalak Reading time: 1 minute
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The government approved the transfer, free of charge, to the district’s ownership of works, services, and property with a total value of more than 92 million lei, carried out as part of the project “Drinking Water Supply System for Villages in the Hîncești District. Phase I—Settlements in the Prut River Floodplain.”

The infrastructure is intended for the residents of Obilen, Cotul-Morii, Leuşen, Săreţen, Nemţen, Căţelen, Ivanovka, Costesti, Onesti, Strimbeni, and Buzhor.

The project includes water transmission and distribution networks, a water treatment plant, pumping stations, reservoirs, process equipment, and an automated control and monitoring system.

Water will be drawn from the Prut River and undergo filtration and disinfection. Water quality will be monitored in real time.


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