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Hungary begins sinking barges to save Paks NPP and raise critically low Danube levels, PM Magyar receives good news

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Hungary has initiated an emergency operation to sink barges in the Danube River to stabilize water levels. The action is intended to protect the Paks Nuclear Power Plant, which faces operational risks due to the river's current critically low water levels.

Alongside these infrastructure efforts, Prime Minister Péter Magyar has reportedly received positive developments regarding the situation. The project aims to mitigate environmental and technical challenges posed by the receding river, ensuring the continued safety and functionality of the nation's primary nuclear energy facility.

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