Water Crisis on Dniester River: Levels Fall, Romania Blamed
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The water level in the Dniester River continues to fall, causing concern for the ecosystem and water supply. Gheorghe Hajder, Moldova's Minister of Environment, attributes this to insufficient water volumes from Romania. The water inflow to a Ukrainian reservoir has decreased to record lows, leading to reduced water discharge. Hajder has called for responsible water use and is maintaining contact with the Ukrainian side regarding the situation.
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