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Cami Stream, which runs through the village of Necatiye with a population of 800, connects to the Havsa district, its sewage mixed with the stream due to the clogging of the sewage system built about 5 years ago. Since the drinking water supplied to the village came from the pipes running through the stream, the waste water mixed with the empty pipes from time to time during the water cut. Şehit Engin Şahin Primary and Secondary School, where approximately 200 students from 5 villages with bus systems were educated, was adversely affected by the creek full of sewage waste.
The residents said that although the stream, where the summer season and the intense drought were experienced, was completely full of sewage waste, the strong odor it emitted as well as the environmental pollution began to threaten human health. Villagers, who wanted to clean up the Cami stream, which ran across the borders of the village of Necatiye and the nearby villages of Köseömer and Naipyusuf and turned into an open sewer, said their health was seriously threatened during the coronavirus epidemic.
‘DRINKING WATER IS MIXED WITH SANITARY WATER’
Necatiye Village Deputy Chief Sunay Avcı stated that the village’s sewage system was blocked, overflowed and mixed with the stream and that they went to the necessary places to solve the problem. Explaining that there have been 3 tenders for the renovation of the sewage system, Avcı said: “The sewage system in our village is no longer working. It has been flowing into the Cami stream, which has passed through the village for years, and of course there is water due to the drought, the stream is covered with sewage. Our drinking water and sewerage are together. We have a big problem, we want the authorities to fix it, the sewage has been mixed with the stream for years, they have repaired it Several times before, water erosion has ripped the pipes. When neighbors turn on the tap, cloudy sewer water comes out, smelling water comes out, “he said.
‘WE’RE AFRAID OF COLLERIA’
Sezgin Kayacık, the former head of the village, said that the 1100-meter section of the stream that runs through the village has been mixed with the sewage system that has not worked for years, saying: “Our sewer system is now full, the water pipes come out of the stream. The chief made the pipes twice, but again it flooded. Now the village’s drinking water is underground. Our children drink this water. We want the authorities to find a cure as soon as possible. It can cause many diseases. A cure must be found for this stream. Drinking water must be drawn from this land. If it rains, it could be a flood. We are very victims, we are afraid of cholera, not of the coronavirus. “Can you drink glasses of Water? They can not. The only solution is to find a solution for this, “he said.
Kayacık pointed out that the students of the Şehit Engin Şahin primary and secondary school, where 200 students are educated in the village, are also found next to the stream filled by the sewer, “Children can drink water from the electricity network without knowing it, the school is next to the sewer here. When the schools are open, the children are next to the sewer and they are very impressed by the strong smell. He said, “They are in danger of getting sick from being infected.
Retired teacher Şevkat Ayaz, who lives in the village, said they have been suffering from sewage for years and their problems have not been solved. Stating that the creek that becomes sewerage increasingly threatens the health of the villagers, Ayaz said: “Our problem in the village is sewage and drinking water. Our sewerage system, which was built 20-25 years ago , has collapsed. These are two treatment facilities built in our village, one under the school. All the sewage water in our village flows. “Our purification systems are full and fossilized because the water in our treatment systems does not it’s going to go. “
‘THE STREET HAS BECOME AN OPEN SEWER’
Göksal Çidem, Chairman of the Environment Council of the Kırklareli City Council, who lives in the village of Necatiye, said that the stream has been turned into an open sewer over the years and that he turned to the authorities to solve the problem. Stating that there was no result of their requests, Çidem stated that measures should be taken until the opening date of the schools in the stream, “What will the children of 5 villages do? If the school opens without making a stream, how will they receive education in an environment open to all types of epidemics? ” I speak.
