The State Hydrometeorological Service has issued a low runoff alert for rivers in the Republic of Moldova, valid until July 8, due to high temperatures and lack of rainfall
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The warning is caused by the lack of rain and high temperatures, which can reach up to +32 degrees Celsius. Large rivers, including the Dniester and the Prut, are suffering from reduced flow, which may affect the water supply to settlements and aquatic ecosystems. Experts warn of the risks and urge people to use water wisely to prevent a local crisis.
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