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Low Danube Water Levels Impact Energy and Shipping

Record low water levels in the Danube River are causing significant disruptions, leading Hungary to shut down a nuclear power plant and affecting boat services. Serbia is experiencing its lowest water levels in half a century, prompting calls for electricity conservation due to potential price increases.

30 Jul, 09:32 — 30 Jul, 09:32
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hungary-todayMixed20h ago

Low Water Levels on the Danube Disrupt Boat Services

Low water level of the Danube is causing increasingly serious problems. Mahart has announced schedule changes for its boat services, Világgazdaság reported.  In recent days, there has been increasing talk of the severe drought and the acute lack of rainfall. Water levels in Lake Velence have been low for some time, and the Danube and […] The post Low Water Levels on the Danube Disrupt Boat Services appeared first on Hungary Today.

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hungary-today30 Jul, 09:32First to report

Low Water Levels on the Danube Disrupt Boat Services

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danas30 Jul, 14:35Latest update

Dunav sve plići, Mađarska isključuje nuklearnu elektranu, u Srbiji najniži vodostaj u pola veka

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