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Reduced water pressure across much of Sarajevo due to low spring levels
started October 11, 2026 at 2:54 PM · last changed 9h ago
Summary
Sarajevo's water utility introduced reduced water pressure in numerous neighbourhoods due to lower output from main springs and unfavourable hydrometeorological conditions, aimed at protecting equipment and preserving reservoir supplies, with some higher-lying areas potentially losing water completely during two daily intervals.
This summary was written by a language model from the 2 sources listed below.
Extract from the source
Kako navode, mjera se uvodi kako bi se spriječio rad pumpi “na suho”, zaštitila oprema od havarija poput kavitacije, pregrijavanja motora i ulaska zraka u
The model names places and sections as the sources do; every point comes from Vidik’s register of places and sits at the centre of the named place, not at an exact location. A section is marked on the road itself when the map knows its number (A1, M-17); otherwise it is a dashed line between its ends. A name the register does not recognise is not drawn. Colour shows the event’s severity.
Locations
Places mentioned in the report
Sarajevo - city affected by reduced water pressure measure
Grbavica - neighbourhood with reduced water pressure
Hrasno - neighbourhood with reduced water pressure
Dolac Malta - neighbourhood with reduced water pressure
Kovačići - part of neighbourhood with reduced pressure
Vilsonovo šetalište - neighbourhood with reduced water pressure
Socijalno - neighbourhood with reduced water pressure
Čengić Vila I - neighbourhood with reduced water pressure
Otoka - neighbourhood with reduced water pressure
Briješće - neighbourhood with reduced water pressure
Halilovići - neighbourhood with reduced water pressure
Buća Potok - part of neighbourhood with reduced pressure