Lowest water levels recorded at several points on Danube! – PHOTO GALLERY
The lowest water levels ever were recorded at several points along the River Danube over the past three days, according to a statement by the Hungarian authorities on Wednesday.
The river in central Hungary was especially low. At Ercsi, a level of -67cm was recorded (the previous record low in 1970 was -36cm). In Dunafoldvar the waters reached -172cm, while in Dunaújváros they dropped to -55cm.
It is unlikely that water levels will drop further in the next few days, the National Technical Management Board (OMIT) said.
Esztergom, Hungary – photo: MTI
Esztergom, Hungary – photo: MTI
Esztergom, Hungary – photo: MTI
G̦d, Hungary Рphoto: MTI
G̦d, Hungary Рphoto: MTI
Gy̵r, Hungary Рphoto: MTI
Budapest, Hungary – photo: MTI
Budapest, Hungary – photo: MTI
Budapest, Hungary – photo: MTI
Vámosszabadi, Hungary – photo: MTI
Vámosszabadi, Hungary – photo: MTI
Budapest, Hungary – photo: MTI
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Source: MTI
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