VIDEO SHOWS: HUNGARIAN PRIME MINISTER, PETER MAGYAR, TOURING PAKS NUCLEAR POWER PLANT WHICH WAS PARTIALLY SHUT DOWN DUE TO LOW WATER LEVELS

STORY: Hungary's Prime Minister, Peter Magyar, visited Paks nuclear power plant on Tuesday (August 4) which is currently operating around 10% of its capacity because of the low water levels in the Danube, which the plant uses as coolant. In a video posted by Magyar on Facebook the prime minister could be seen touring the turbine hall and being shown around the inside of the plant. Speaking on the visit he said there were "critical days" ahead, but that Hungary's energy supply is currently stable. (Production: Laura Urraca-Makuch)

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SHOWS: PAKS, HUNGARY (AUGUST 4, 2026) (PETER MAGYAR VIA FACEBOOK - Access all) (ORIGINALLY SHOT IN PORTRAIT)

1. VARIOUS OF HUNGARIAN PRIME MINISTER, PETER MAGYAR, INSIDE PAKS NUCLEAR POWER PLANT IN SAFETY HELMET BEING SHOWN VARIOUS MACHINERY (MUTE)

2. VARIOUS OF MAGYAR TOURING TURBINE HALL OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANT

3. MAGYAR AND OTHERS OUTSIDE, OVERLOOKING WATER AND OUTSIDE OF PLANT

4. VARIOUS OF MAGYAR POINTING AND LOOKING AT RIVER AROUND POWER PLANT (MUTE)

5. VARIOUS OF MAGYAR BEING SHOWN DIFFERENT DEVICES, MACHINES AND ROOMS INSIDE POWER PLANT BY DIFFERENT PEOPLE (MUTE)

6. VARIOUS OF WORKERS IN HAZMAT SUITS INSIDE POWER PLANT (MUTE)

7. MAGYAR EXITING POWER PLANT (MUTE)