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Kozlodui, Bulgaria, faces a drinking water crisis due to dangerous chromium levels. Authorities have banned tap water use for consumption and cooking, providing cisterns instead. The Regional Health Inspectorate found chromium concentrations between 81 and 97 micrograms per liter, exceeding the safe limit of 50 micrograms. Local water can only be used for household and hygiene purposes. The municipality assures that external contact poses no health risk, while the water supplier must take immediate action to restore safe water parameters and enhance monitoring.