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Hungarian PM Magyar says the Paks nuclear power plant could continue operating at its current reduced capacity until Monday or Tuesday

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PM Magyar indicated Paks nuclear plant may sustain reduced output until Tuesday as low Danube water levels cause a 40% capacity loss, forcing energy imports and emergency conservation measures.

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