People in Athens and across Attica are dealing with water supply problems today, Wednesday, 24 September 2025, after an EYDAP notice covering emergency repairs and scheduled works. The utility says several municipalities around the capital should expect outages or periods of low pressure.
Which streets are affected?
The notice names the exact spots where full cuts or weak flow may happen:
- Aspropyrgos: Tsigkou & Rodou
- Markopoulo: Leof. Lavriou & Ippodromou
- Marousi: 25is Martiou & Panos
- Holargos: Navarinou & Vellisariou
Your block and elevation matter. Some homes and businesses may have no water at times, while others will see a sharp drop in pressure while crews work.
How long will the disruptions last?
EYDAP hasn’t given exact start or finish times for today. It’s a mix of emergency call-outs and planned maintenance, so each neighborhood may come back at a different moment. Be ready for stop-start service through the day in the affected parts of Attica.
Where to find more information?
For updates or timing changes, check EYDAP’s official communication channels. They usually post short operational notes as crews move on and the situation changes.
What caused the outage?
The notice points to a mix of emergency fixes and planned works. While the company didn’t detail the fault or maintenance task at each location, it suggests some teams are tackling unexpected issues and others are completing pre-arranged work on the network.
When will service return to normal?
Supply should return as each area’s work is completed. Until then, residents in Aspropyrgos, Markopoulo, Marousi and Holargos may see low pressure before full restoration. If you notice unusual swings, follow the official updates to confirm that repairs near you are finished.
What should residents keep in mind?
- Plan water-heavy tasks with some wiggle room today, since pressure may change during the day.
- Businesses that need steady supply should plan for brief breaks.
- Follow EYDAP’s announcements to track restoration progress in your area.
The affected points are spread across the western, northern and eastern parts of Attica, but the disruptions are local to the listed junctions. Athens residents outside these areas should not be affected unless further notices appear.
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