Tisza government: shutting down Paks, major restructuring taking place at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Magyar Peter announced that the Paks Nuclear Power Plant will shut down on Monday, but this may be postponed to Tuesday or Wednesday. However, the block of the Dunamenti Power Plant may be restarted in time. The prime minister has asked companies to voluntarily reduce their electricity consumption, which many companies have accepted. Furthermore, the Friday edition of Magyar Közlöny announced the dismissal of 25 ambassadors, and new representatives will be sent to Washington and Moscow. The public is continuously informed about the energy crisis situation.
Hungarian Minister Peter announced in the morning that the Paks Nuclear Power Plant will shut down completely on Monday, but later announced that this could happen on Tuesday or Wednesday. However, it may be possible to restart the block of the Dunamenti Power Plant in time. The prime minister also told companies that it would be better for everyone to voluntarily reduce their energy consumption, which the companies have heard and are announcing measures to reduce their consumption. In the meantime, 25 ambassadors were relieved in the Friday Magyar Közlöny, and Hungary will have new representatives in Washington and Moscow. We have been continuously reporting on government announcements and developments related to the energy crisis.
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