Back to newsThe Municipal Water and Sewage Authority of Rethymno (DEYAR) has responded to reports of turbid, discolored tap water affecting residents in a village in the Rethymno regional unit of Crete. The authority has confirmed the issue and is implementing measures to address the problem. Turbidity in tap water can occur following heavy rainfall, pipe maintenance, or changes in water pressure within the distribution network. While authorities work to restore normal water quality, visitors staying in the affected area should avoid drinking tap water until further notice. Bottled water is widely available at local supermarkets and convenience stores throughout the Rethymno area. Hotel guests are advised to check with their accommodation regarding the local water supply status. DEYAR has not indicated a timeline for full resolution, so monitoring local updates is recommended for those in the region.
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Rethymno Water Authority Tackles Discolored Tap Water Issue
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