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Hungary to close its sole nuclear plant over Danube drop
Hungarian authorities confirmed that the country's only nuclear power plant will close for the first time in its history due to a record low water level in the Danube River, which has reduced its operational capacity to less than half, from 2000 megawatts to 965 megawatts. This decline is expected to continue, leading to the complete shutdown of the plant within days. Authorities assured that the closure will be conducted safely and will not pose a threat to residents or the environment, as the plant relies on river water to cool its reactors. This marks a historic precedent, as the plant had supplied about half of Hungary's electricity production for 44 years.
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