Clean drinking water resumed in Mittelhessen

Central Hesse: Drinking Water Restrictions Lifted in Three Towns

In a significant development, the health department of the Giessen and Lahn-Dill districts has announced that the drinking water in Central Hesse is now safe for all uses, including drinking and cooking. This announcement comes after a series of tests and investigations following the detection of enterococci in the water supply.

The towns of Waldsolms-Weiperfelden, Langgöns-Niederkleen, and Langgöns-Cleeberg are no longer under any boiling water advisories. The health authority of the respective districts has confirmed that the tap water in these towns can be used without restriction.

The quality of tap water in these towns has been improved to meet all legal requirements for drinking and cooking. The residents of these towns can now use their tap water without any restrictions or precautions. The enterococci previously detected in the drinking water are no longer detectable, and the water now meets all legal standards.

In a press release, authorities confirmed that the quality of drinking water in Central Hesse now meets legal requirements. The announcement states that drinking water in Central Hesse no longer needs to be boiled. The health department has issued a statement confirming the safety of the tap water in the specified towns.

This development is a relief for the residents of these towns who have been under boiling water advisories for some time. They can now resume their normal daily routines, including using tap water for drinking, cooking, and other household activities without any concerns.

The health department has urged residents to continue practicing good hygiene habits to maintain the quality of the drinking water. Regular testing and monitoring will also continue to ensure the safety of the water supply.

In conclusion, the lifting of the boiling water advisories in Waldsolms-Weiperfelden, Langgöns-Niederkleen, and Langgöns-Cleeberg is good news for the residents of these towns. They can now enjoy the convenience of using their tap water without any restrictions or precautions. The quality of drinking water in Central Hesse is now back to normal, ensuring the health and safety of its residents.