Tourists and locals weigh in as Hungary dims Budapest landmarks to ease pressure on the power grid
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A tourist expresses disappointment that Budapest landmarks were not lit up due to an energy shortage caused by hot weather and low Danube water levels. Another person believes dimming the lights is a responsible and exemplary decision given the current situation.
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Tourist and locals in Budapest spoke to Reuters as Hungary switched off decorative and non-essential lighting at all state institutions at night. Record-low water levels on the Danube forced the country to largely shut down its sole nuclear plant, which uses the river for cooling, stretching power supply capacity to its limits. #budapest #drought #danube #hungary #energycrisis
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