Gajdos László illustrated with examples that the Danube will not dry up in Hungary.
A severe drought has created a historically significant water shortage on the upper section of the Danube, which has a significant impact on the river’s water level in Hungary. Due to the severe drought, the Danube is already transporting very little water even at its source, which has led to record-low water levels in neighboring countries. László Gajdos, Minister for the Living Environment of the TISZA, detailed the situation in a Facebook post.
A severe drought has created a historically low water level along the entire upper section of the Danube, which has a direct impact on the river’s water level in Hungary. Due to the severe drought, the river is carrying very little water from its source, and negative records are being broken in neighboring countries. The situation was explained by László Gajdos, Minister for the Living Environment of the TISZA, in a Facebook post.
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