The “Clean Serbia” project is currently being implemented in Beška, within which a sewer network will be constructed in both Inđija and Beška. Around 90 percent of the streets in Beška will be connected to the sewer system.
In the Municipality of Inđija, works are currently underway in the local community of Beška, with a total value of 15 million euros, involving the construction of 15 kilometers of sewer network.
The President of the Municipality, Marko Gašić, during a site visit, emphasized that construction is taking place at three locations.
“In Mlinska Street, Kralja Petra Prvog Street, and Branka Radičevića Street. By the end of the project, around 90 percent of the streets in Beška will be covered by the sewer network, totaling approximately 15 kilometers,” said Gašić.
As announced during the visit, the first phase of construction is expected to be completed in about a year, after which the installation of household connections will follow. The local government will provide the necessary funds for these connections.
The construction of the sewer network in Beška is expected to significantly resolve many long-standing problems in this local community, as the latest data shows that only ten percent of households in Beška are currently connected to the sewer system.