Centrala Paks din Ungaria s-ar putea închide până luni dacă Dunărea continuă să scadă

Hungary's Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced that the water level at the Paks nuclear power plant is significantly low, prompting urgent measures to prevent shutdown. The Danube's receding water could lead to operational halts by Monday. Economic losses from reduced production could reach 50 billion forints monthly. To address this, Hungary is implementing two projects: constructing a dam and submerging barges to raise water levels. The dam's construction will start Monday and is expected to be completed by the end of September, with significant stone deposits planned to stabilize the river's flow.