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Romania takes emergency measures as the Danube reaches a record low

Romania is taking emergency measures after the Danube reached a record-low level to secure operations at the Cernavodă nuclear plant. The measures are intended to protect continued plant operations.

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Low river levels could threaten cooling-water availability and raise concerns about critical energy infrastructure.

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  1. Romania Takes Emergency Measures as Danube Hits Record Low to Secure Cernavodă Nuclear Plant Operations ↗nineoclock.ro · Recorded source date: Aug 23, 2026, 11:01 AM UTC

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