VIDEO | De ce Dunărea este la un minim istoric, deși a plouat? Explicațiile Apelor Române și ce măsuri au fost luate pentru protejarea centralei de la Cernavodă

The Danube's inflow into Romania remains at a record low despite recent rainfall, affecting transport and energy production. Experts explain that the recent rains are insufficient to significantly increase river levels. The current flow is around 1,700 m³/s, with projections indicating a slight rise. Authorities are implementing measures to maintain minimum water levels for the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant, including irrigation restrictions and controlled water releases from reservoirs. Historical lows were recorded in 1985, with current operations at the plant unaffected.