Water flows in Romanian section of Danube to decrease further in early October

The flow of the Danube, one of Europe’s largest rivers and the most important one in Romania, will remain steady over the next three days, at 1,350 cubic meters per second in the Romanian section. Afterwards, the flow will decrease slightly until October 8, to 1,250 cubic meters per second, according to Agerpres. Downstream from the Iron Gates, the natural border between Romania to the north and Serbia to the south, flows will generally decrease, except for the first two days of the forecast…