Ungaria, „la milimetri distanță” de închiderea centralei nucleare Paks

Hungary narrowly avoided shutting down its nuclear power plant due to low water levels in the Danube. Prime Minister Péter Magyar reported that the plant was just millimeters away from closure but saw a slight increase in water levels. The plant is currently operating at over 10% capacity, and energy-saving measures have been implemented across various sectors. Despite extreme heat and drought conditions, Magyar expressed optimism for cooler weather and potential rain. He thanked citizens for their solidarity in reducing energy consumption during this crisis.