Emergency Measures at Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant as Danube Levels Drop
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The level of the Danube River near the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) in Romania has dropped to just 3 centimeters above the critical limit required for pumping cooling water. The National Administration 'Romanian Waters' (ANAR) has intervened by temporarily supplementing the discharge from the Iezer reservoir on the Mostiștea River to maintain safe operational conditions. Reactors 1 and 2 at the NPP remain shut down due to the low water levels, but there are no reported risks to nuclear security.
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