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Danube Flow Shows Signs of Recovery, Navigation Restrictions Remain. Cernavoda Power Plant Remains Shut Down • Newsweek Romania

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The Danube level has risen by up to 9 centimeters in some parts of the river in the last 24 hours, but navigation remains difficult, with all existing restrictions still in force. The Cernavoda power plant will not be started for the time being.

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The rate of the Danube entering the country will reach in the following days 1,600 mc/s, then will be decreasing to the value of 1,500 mc/s, under the multiannual environments of August and September, according to the forecast issued by the National Institute of...

·Bucharest, Romania
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An increase in the level of the Danube River has been recorded in almost the entire Bulgarian section for the last 24 hours. This was announced by the Executive Agency "Research and Maintenance of the Danube River". The largest increase is at the water gauge near Lom - by 9 centimeters. At Vidin, the level has risen by 7 centimeters, at Novo Selo by 6 centimeters, at Oryahovo by 4 centimeters, and at Nikopol by 2 centimeters. Stagnation has been…

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The Danube flow at the entrance to Romania will rise for a short time to 1,600 cubic meters per second, but hydrologists warn that the trend will not last. According to the latest forecast of the National Institute of Hydrology and Water Management (INHGA), until September 4th the flow will again go down to 1,500 mc/s, remaining much [...]

The Danube's flow to the country will reach 1,600 mc/s in the following days, then decline to 1,500 mc/s, under the multi-annual averages of August and September, according to the forecast issued by the National Institute of Water Management and Hydrology (INHGA) for the period August 28 – September 4, 2026. "The flow [...]

Conservationists from BROZ are calling for changes in water handling in the Gabčíkovo Nagymaros system. They want to stop the drastic reduction in flow into the branches of the Danube during drought.

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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The trend of the last few days of slight increase in the Danube flow rate will be tempered and, after tomorrow will reach the value of 1,600 m3/second at the entry into the country, a further decrease to 1,500 m3/second is projected. The flow rate is maintained for several weeks far below the multi-annual environments, which are in [...]

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focus-news.net broke the news on Saturday, August 29, 2026.
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