Termoelectrica confirms cause of green-colored water in Chișinău
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Ceban lied, and we were right

Termoelectrica acknowledged that the water in Chisinau’s rivers had temporarily turned green due to repair and testing work on the heating networks carried out in the Ryshkanovka sector.
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the murky waters of the Byk River

According to a statement posted by the company on Facebook, approximately 10 cubic meters of heat transfer fluid were released during major repairs and pressure testing on Moskovsky Prospekt. It consists of purified water containing fluorescein, a dye used for technical purposes to detect potential leaks. When it comes into contact with water, the substance turns it a bright green color, but it poses no danger to public health, vegetation, or aquatic life.

Earlier, Logos Press reported that the waters of the Bîc River had become murky on July 19.

Chisinau Mayor Ion Ceban subsequently denied this information, calling it “fake news spread by internet trolls”.

In his official statement, Ion Cheban noted: “This is fake news spread by a few trolls, and experts found nothing at the site”.


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