„Pericolul nu a trecut”. Coordonatorul intervenției de pe Dunăre spune că barjele scufundate pot fi oricând mutate de curenți

The Danube's water level has risen by eight centimeters near the Cernavodă nuclear power plant, ensuring Reactor 2 remains operational for at least nine more days. Authorities remain cautious despite this improvement, as strong currents could alter the situation. The increase is attributed to the controlled sinking of four barges, which act as artificial thresholds to redirect water flow. The operation was challenging but successful, with further interventions planned to maintain the water level. Meteorological forecasts suggest a potential increase in river flow, providing additional optimism for the plant's operations.