Danube Water Levels Rise, Hungary Ends Voluntary Power Saving
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The water levels of the Danube in Hungary have begun to rise due to rain in Austria, leading Prime Minister Peter Magyar to announce the end of voluntary electricity consumption reduction. This measure was introduced due to the energy crisis caused by the extremely low water levels of the Danube. The Hungarian population is praised for their cooperation in protecting the country's energy security.
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