Residents of the village of Pavolche continue to suffer from a serious environmental problem
Residents of the Vratsa village of Pavolche are facing a long-standing problem that threatens their health and the quality of life in the area. For 18 years now, the village streets have been flooded with sewage, creating an unpleasant odor and serious hygiene risks for the local population.
Despite numerous reports filed by citizens to local authorities, the situation remains unchanged. Local residents share that they have sought help from the media and institutions repeatedly over the last few months, but so far, no permanent solution has been taken to fix the leaks.
The problem is rooted in an outdated and damaged sewage system that cannot handle the wastewater. This leads to it leaking directly onto the roads, which turns people's daily lives into an ordeal, especially in warmer weather when the danger of infection increases.
At the moment, there is no clear plan for repair work or funding that would put an end to this long-standing issue. The residents of Pavolche continue to demand urgent intervention from the municipality to ensure a normal and safe living environment in the village.