The Danube is getting shallower, an appeal in Serbia, Hungary and Romania to consume electricity more rationally

Water levels at one of Europe's largest rivers have been very low for days. Some hydrologists predict water restrictions in Serbia in August. A nuclear power plant in Hungary has suspended operations.

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Dunav sve plići, apel u Srbiji, Mađarskoj i Rumuniji da se struja troši racionalnije

Vodostaj jedne od najvećih evropskih reka danima je vrlo nizak. Neki hidrolozi predviđaju restrikcije vode u Srbiji u avgustu. Nuklearna elektrana u Mađarskoj obustavlja rad.

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The Danube is getting shallower, an appeal in Serbia, Hungary and Romania to consume electricity more rationally

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Dunav sve plići, apel u Srbiji, Mađarskoj i Rumuniji da se struja troši racionalnije

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