Hungarian: The First Part of the Paks Bottom Sill Is Completed Two Weeks Ahead of Schedule
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According to the Prime Minister, 43,000 cubic meters of stone have been installed since construction began on August 12.
According to Péter Magyar, the First Phase of the Danube's Bottom Sill Will Be Completed on Saturday
So far, 43 thousand cubic meters of stone have been installed.
The first phase of the bottom weir being built in Paks will be completed two weeks ahead of schedule, and the facility will reach the full width of the Danube by Saturday.
So far, 43,000 cubic meters of stone have been installed since August 12, the prime minister wrote.
The first phase of the Danube bed sill between Paks and Dunaszentbenedek was completed two weeks ahead of schedule, announced Péter Magyar on his Facebook page. According to the Prime Minister, as a result of the strenuous work that lasted several days, the structure being built in the riverbed reached the full width of the Danube.
However, the seabed threshold is not a simple water management intervention.
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