
Cruise Ship Runs Aground on Danube Due to Low Water Levels
A cruise ship carrying 186 passengers ran aground on the Danube River near Vidin, Bulgaria, due to historically low water levels caused by a heatwave. Passengers were evacuated, and over a dozen other hotel ships are stranded on the Hungarian section of the river.
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