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- October 16, 202612°
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Falling water levels in the Dniester put Moldova’s hydropower plant at risk
Moldova’s Environment Minister Georgi Hajder announced that water levels in the Dniester River reservoir in Ukraine fell below the critical threshold on September 27, 2026, creating risks for the hydropower plant and water supply. A 60-day hydrological state of emergency was declared in the country, restrictions were imposed on water use, and some industrial facilities were asked to reduce consumption by at least 20 percent.
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