Dunărea a atins un nou minim istoric al debitului

The Danube's flow has reached a historic low of 1,400 cubic meters per second, prompting authorities to take action in Cernavodă. Efforts to displace rock in the riverbed have resulted in a slight increase in water levels, slowing the decline in flow. The situation is critical for navigation and the cooling of the Cernavodă nuclear plant. Authorities aim to raise the water level by 10-12 centimeters while monitoring external factors affecting safety during operations. Rainfall from the upper Danube basin is expected to help, but the anticipated increase in flow may not be sufficient for optimal conditions.