At present, Europe is recording high temperatures and is also facing the risk of drought in the entire region. The drought has revealed several findings, however.바카라 웹사이트In a recent finding, more than 20 German warships that were sunk during World War II have re-emerged in the Danube River in Serbia. The warships still contain ammunition and explosives and are stretched along the river near Prahovo, Serbia라이브 바카라 river port town.
According to media reports, the Danube라이브 바카라 water level had hit its lowest level in almost a century. Ships that were discovered belonged to Nazi Germany라이브 바카라 Black Sea Fleet. They retreated from advancing Soviet forces in 1944. These battle warships affect river traffic whose main arteries run via Germany, Italy and France when the water level drops.
These ships are posing a major threat to shipping routes as well as Serbia라이브 바카라 and Romania라이브 바카라 local fishing industries. Media reports state that the presence of these ships has reduced the navigable section of the river near Prahovo. From 180 metres to 100 metres (590 to 330 feet), the navigable section has been reduced.
A few parts of the WW II-era battleships, like bridges, broken masts, and twisted hulls; are lying across the riverbed, while some are submerged under sand banks.
According to media reports, Velimir Trajilovic, 74, a local who wrote a book about the German ships, said, "The German flotilla has left behind a big ecological disaster that threatens us, people of Prahovo."
The Serbian government in March had a tender to retrieve the ships and get rid of all the ammunition and explosives. As per the report, the total cost of the entire operation was estimated at $30 million.
