HUNGARY FLOODS

Floods in Hungary as Danube's water level continues to rise

epa11611613 An aerial picture taken with a drone shows a flooded area by the swollen Danube River in Visegrad, north of Budapest, Hungary, 18 September 2024. Danube is expected to rise to its highest levels in 10 years, and there are fears that the river could overflow in the capital. Budapest Mayor Gergely Karacsony said on 17 September that 'The biggest flood of the last decade is approaching Budapest, so since Monday night, 16 September, we have closed the docks, as well as Margaret Island'. A low-pressure system named Boris brought heavy rain to central Europe between 11 and 15 September 2024, causing widespread flooding in central and eastern Europe. EPA/ZOLTAN MATHE HUNGARY OUT

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