Water levels continue to fall in most rivers across Moldova
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Water levels in most of Moldova’s rivers are getting worse

The trend of falling river water levels will continue from August 1 through August 7. This warning has been issued by the Republic of Moldova’s Meteorological and Environmental Monitoring Agency. Hydrological warnings of various levels—ranging from “yellow” to “orange”—are currently in effect for most of the country’s river basins.
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the Dniester River, which has run aground

A “yellow” alert is in effect on the Dniester River in the Naslavcha-Dubăsari sector—the water level is 30–40% of the long-term monthly average. An “orange” alert is in effect in the Dubăsari–Tudor sector—water levels are around 30% or lower. An “orange” alert is also in effect along the entire Moldovan stretch of the Prut River.

The situation remains critical on several small rivers. The situation is somewhat better on the Reut, Byk, and Lunga rivers—a “yellow” alert is in effect there, with water levels ranging from 35–45% of the long-term monthly averages.


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