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The South Bohemian Region Declared a State of Drought

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The Regional Commission of the South Bohemian Region declared a state of drought on Tuesday. Governor Martin Kuba (Naše Česko) said that the situation with inflows into water reservoirs is not improving. For example, the Husinecká dam in the Prachatice region is almost dry, the water level has dropped by seven meters.

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The Regional Commission of the South Bohemian Region declared a state of drought on Tuesday. Governor Martin Kuba (Naše Česko) said that the situation with inflows into water reservoirs is not improving. For example, the Husinecká dam in the Prachatice region is almost dry, the water level has dropped by seven meters.

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The Vltava River Basin will reduce the outflow from the Římov reservoir in the České Budějovice region due to the drought. This is a preventive step, because the Římov reservoir supplies a large part of the region with drinking water. The South Bohemian Region has also declared a state of drought for the entire region, which will, among other things, allow it to more easily handle the outflow from the reservoirs. South Bohemian Governor Martin K…

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The water level in the Husinec reservoir in the Prachatice region has dropped significantly, and the dam has almost dried up. A state of drought was declared in the South Bohemian Region today.

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České Budějovice - The Vltava River Basin will reduce the outflow from the Římov reservoir to the České Budějovice region due to the drought. This is a preventive step, because the Římov reservoir supplies a large part of the region with drinking water. The South Bohemian Region has also declared a state of drought for the entire region, which will, among other things, allow it to more easily handle the outflow from the reservoirs. South Bohemia…

An extraordinary and worsening drought has affected key waterworks of the so-called Vltava cascade. The water level at the Orlická and Slapy dams is now the lowest in history. And Slapy, which releases significantly more water into the riverbed than it receives, is setting a new record every day. From both waterworks...

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Hospodářské Nnoviny (HN.cz) broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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