Cruise Ship Runs Aground on the Danube Due to Low Water Levels
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The water level of one of the largest European rivers has been very low for days. Some hydrologists predict water restrictions in Serbia already in August.
Bulgarian border guards began evacuating nearly 200 passengers from a cruise ship stranded on the Danube River due to low water levels on Tuesday, the Interior Ministry said.
A cruise ship ran aground on the Danube River in Bulgaria. Lacking food and drinking water, passengers were evacuated. Low water levels in the river are also affecting other countries.
The accident occurred at night, while visibility was limited "due to the low level of the Danube," as the country's Interior Ministry claimed.
The 239 passengers of the failed ship on the Danube, near the town of Gârla Mare, were saved after 15 hours. The vessel remained stuck on a sandbank. Article The 239 passengers of the failed ship on the Danube were saved after 15 hours. The vessel remained stuck on a sandbank, due to the low level of the Danube appears first on Romania TV.
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