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Paks Sill Backfires as Costly Tender Puts Magyar’s Crisis Response under Scrutiny

The emergency riverbed sill being built to protect Paks Nuclear Power Plant has reportedly caused severe scour in the Danube, deepening the riverbed by 8–13 metres and undermining the structure itself. The problems raise questions over Péter Magyar’s crisis management and a restricted procurement process that awarded the contract to a single bidder at 30 per cent above the estimated price.

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Due to the extremely low water level in the Danube, certain shipments arriving at the bottom threshold being built may receive an eKÁER exemption, and donations may be VAT-free.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Contrary to the fake news spread in the press, the Paks weir is performing its function as planned and raising the water level, Péter Magyar announced on Facebook on Wednesday afternoon. Earlier, Átlátszó wrote that it is questionable whether the weir will still be fully constructed according to the original plans, or whether it will have to be modified. According to the newspaper's article, the problem is caused by the fact that the weir is bei…

·Budapest, Hungary
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Serious problems have arisen at the Paks bottom sill, the construction of which the government celebrated as a spectacular success story a few days ago - writes Dániel Deák ...

It has become questionable whether the Paks weir will be built according to the original plans, as the huge currents of water will put enormous strain on the structure and quickly deepen the riverbed beneath it. But this is not the only problem with the project, as it has already been revealed that the government is building the Paks weir without an environmental permit.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The Danube riverbed deepened significantly in a short time near the structure under construction, which itself was damaged. The original plans may also have been put at risk.

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atlatszo.hu broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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