Rhine River water levels fall significantly
The waters of the Rhine River in Germany have experienced an unprecedented decline, recording a historic level of 68 centimeters in Cologne, which is one meter below the previous record set in October 2018. The low water levels have caused boats to run aground in the city, and with the ongoing heatwave and drought, authorities warn of negative economic impacts on shipping, river transport, and industries dependent on the rivers, especially as there are no signs of the crisis easing. Additionally, the Elbe and Danube rivers are also experiencing drops in water levels, further amplifying the economic risks stemming from the deterioration of water resources in Germany.
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