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Updated 09:11

Water outage in several Warsaw districts — up to 7 hours

Planned water outage Warsaw affects several districts on 7 Sept; some blocks face up to seven-hour interruptions.

A planned water outage Warsaw residents should note will take place on Monday, 7 September. MPWiK scheduled targeted supply cuts across multiple districts, and some residents will lose water for several hours.

Planned water outage Warsaw: schedule and areas

MPWiK, the municipal water utility, listed affected streets and exact times. Consequently, Praga-Południe faces a five-hour shutdown at Krypska street from 15:00 to 20:00. Moreover, Praga-Północ will lose water on Okrzei street from 08:00 to 13:00. In addition, Ursynów will experience the longest pause from 08:00 to 15:00 near Braci Wagów and Meander 23. Furthermore, Białołęka will see back-to-back short interruptions along Modlińska, Drogowa, Drożdżowa, and Pszczela streets. Therefore, residents on Bemowo’s Szwankowskiego and Lazurowa should prepare for a five-hour cut from 15:00 to 20:00. Also, Ursus and the nearby town of Pruszków will have limited supply during morning hours on specific streets.

Who will be affected and what to do

MPWiK published a precise list of addresses. Consequently, only listed buildings will experience the interruptions. However, building managers may decide local measures. Therefore, fill containers for drinking and cooking before the shutdown. Moreover, store water for basic hygiene and pet care. In addition, avoid scheduling tasks that need running water during the outage. If you need medical supplies or care, note that Poland’s national health fund, NFZ, covers emergency treatment. Also, keep your ID or PESEL number if you seek public services. PESEL is the Polish national identification number used in many official services.

Planned works versus emergencies

MPWiK emphasized a difference between planned works and breakdowns. Consequently, scheduled cuts aim to allow safe maintenance. However, crews already respond to separate emergency outages. For example, an outage near al. Jerzego Waszyngtona started on 6 September. Moreover, a Pruszków fault should conclude early on 7 September. Therefore, check MPWiK updates before the start time. Also, note that planned supply may resume earlier than listed.

💡 GOOD TO KNOW: MPWiK stands for Miejskie Przedsiębiorstwo Wodociągów i Kanalizacji, the city water company. ZUS is Poland’s social security institution and NFZ is the national health fund. PESEL is your national ID number. A “mandat” means a fine. Consequently, keep bottled water on hand and plan showers outside outage windows. Moreover, avoid opening hydrants or interfering with equipment. Local fines apply for tampering. In addition, contact your building administrator for shared supply points and follow MPWiK social media for live updates.

Finally, the utility listed more shutdowns for the next days across Mokotów, Wawer and other districts. Therefore, expect further short notices. Moreover, small businesses should arrange backup water supplies. In addition, check the original MPWiK schedule if you rely on home care or medical equipment.

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