Apele Române: Săptămâni critice / Dunărea ar putea scădea sub nivelul minim din 2003

The Danube River is expected to reach critically low levels in Romania, potentially dropping below the minimum recorded in August 2003. Current levels are significantly below the historical average, raising concerns about water supply and energy production. Authorities are planning interventions to manage water flow, while urging the public to conserve water and energy. A national alert has been declared due to the ongoing drought and its impact on electricity generation.