Danube River Drops to Record Low Level Due to Drought
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The Danube River has reached record low water levels due to prolonged drought and heatwaves, exposing historical artifacts and disrupting navigation. In Budapest, the water level dropped to 23 centimeters, surpassing the previous low of 33 centimeters recorded in 2018. The low water level has revealed a medieval catapult projectile near Visegrád and the remains of a woolly mammoth in Bulgaria. Navigation on the river has been restricted, and the Hungarian authorities have declared a state of readiness due to the drought. Meteorologists warn that no significant rainfall is expected in the coming weeks.
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