Danube River Reaches Record Low Levels in Serbia, Croatia, and Romania
The Danube River has reached historically low water levels in Serbia, Croatia, and Romania, with some areas experiencing the lowest levels in 200 years. This critical situation is impacting navigation and ecosystems along the river.
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