Milan, 4 Aug. (LaPresse) – “At around half past one in the morning, we were just a few millimetres away from a total shutdown of the Paks nuclear power station, but at that point the water level stopped falling and, by morning, had risen by 1.5 centimetres. Currently, the last turbine is operating safely.” This is what Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar has stated on social media, providing updates on the difficulties caused by the low water levels in the Danube.
Hungary: Danube runs dry, risk of Paks nuclear power station shutdown
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Milan, 4 Aug. (LaPresse) – “At around half past one in the morning, we were just a few millimetres away from a total shutdown of the Paks nuclear power station, but at that point the water level stopped falling and, by morning, had risen by 1.5 centimetres. Currently, the last turbine is operating safely.” This is what Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar has stated on social media, providing updates on the difficulties caused by the low water levels in the Danube.
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