Portable toilets to be placed in Grövelsjön ahead of water shutdown

Älvdalens kommun plans to place portable toilets in Grövelsjön when water is shut off this week. Municipal drinking water in the area has been boiled since early July due to bacteria.

Älvdalens kommun will set up portable toilets in Grövelsjön when the water is shut off this week.

The municipal drinking water in the northernmost parts of Älvdalens kommun has been boiled since the beginning of July after discovery of bacteria.

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