Photos of life on board a icebreaker, photo: MTI/ Edvárd Molnár
Baja, January 19 (MTI) – An icebreaker based in the town of Baja, in southern Hungary, has set off towards the Croatian-Serbian section of the Danube river.
The ship named Széchenyi will approach the iced-over 10km section of the river known as the Dalya bend on Friday, István Lang, head of the National Technical Steering Body (OMIT), told a news conference as the ship set off today.
Already two other Hungarian icebreakers are in the same region.
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