According to data released by the Hungarian General Administration of Water Resources Management on the 28th, the water level in the Budapest section of the Danube River has dropped to 31 centimeters, setting a record low for this section of the river. Due to the drop in water levels, World War II ammunition and shipwrecks have been discovered in many places along the Danube River. The data measured by the water department on the same day broke the 33 cm minimum record set for this section of the river on October 25, 2018. Meteorology and water experts predict that the water level in the Danube may continue to drop in the next few days. In view of the rare high temperatures and droughts that set a new water level record, the waters near Margaret Island on the Danube have recently been cleared of some artillery shells left over from World War II. Furthermore, according to local media reports, the wreckage of some shipwrecks has recently been discovered in many places along the Danube River. Recently, continued high temperatures and insufficient precipitation have lowered water levels in Europe's major rivers. The international scientific research institution “World Weather Attribution Coalition” released a research report on the 23rd that climate change caused by human activities has exacerbated the current severe droughts in Europe. Compared with insufficient rainfall, abnormally high temperatures are a more important reason for the worsening of droughts in many parts of Europe.

According to data released by the Hungarian General Administration of Water Resources Management on the 28th, the water level in the Budapest section of the Danube River has dropped to 31 centimeters, setting a record low for this section of the river. Due to the drop in water levels, World War II ammunition and shipwrecks have been discovered in many places along the Danube River. The data measured by the water department on the same day broke the 33 cm minimum record set for this section of the river on October 25, 2018. Meteorology and water experts predict that the water level in the Danube may continue to drop in the next few days. In view of the rare high temperatures and droughts that set a new water level record, the waters near Margaret Island on the Danube have recently been cleared of some artillery shells left over from World War II. Furthermore, according to local media reports, the wreckage of some shipwrecks has recently been discovered in many places along the Danube River. Recently, continued high temperatures and insufficient precipitation have lowered water levels in Europe's major rivers. The international scientific research institution “World Weather Attribution Coalition” released a research report on the 23rd that climate change caused by human activities has exacerbated the current severe droughts in Europe. Compared with insufficient rainfall, abnormally high temperatures are a more important reason for the worsening of droughts in many parts of Europe.