Mircea Fechet, the Romanian Minister of Environment, announced that high salinity water arriving in the Maros River will affect the Hungarian section, prompting a warning to Hungarian authorities. He emphasized the environmental pressure due to high salinity and criticized the unauthorized actions at the Parajd salt mine, which could have prevented the current ecological crisis. The situation is expected to take time and be costly to manage. Biologists have reported significant fish deaths in the Kis-Küküllő River, and local authorities are seeking alternative water supply solutions due to the increased salinity affecting water quality. Teljes cikk (Index.hu)