Dezastrul de pe Dunăre continuă. Debitul este de aproape trei ori mai mic decât normalul

The Danube's water flow remains critically low, with levels expected to stay around 1,300 cubic meters per second until next week. This is significantly below the historical average for October. The INHGA forecasts a maximum flow of 1,600 cubic meters per second and a minimum of 1,200 cubic meters per second for the month. Due to these low levels, two reactors at the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant were shut down, impacting energy supply. However, there are indications that the plant may restart in two weeks. Slight increases in flow are anticipated downstream, while interior rivers will generally maintain stable levels. Rainfall may cause temporary increases in some mountain rivers.