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Hungarian authorities are racing against time to prevent the Paks nuclear power plant from shutting down due to low Danube water levels. They are implementing measures such as sinking barges and adding stones to raise the riverbed. Initial results show a slight increase in water levels, but more is needed to avoid turbine shutdowns. The government has mobilized resources and experts to address the situation, with operations expected to continue until October. The cost of the intervention is estimated at 16.5 million euros, funded by the state budget. Lessons learned from Romania's experience are guiding their approach.