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Europe has been suffering from critical drought in current many years.
Even so, when the river’s drinking water stage drops, dozens of German warships that sunk during Globe War II are exposed and ancient relics dating again to 5,000 BC are reported to have been uncovered sleeping underneath the reservoir.
The reporter Web optimization Hye-yeon reports it.
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A shipwreck rose to the surface of a river that was exposed throughout the drought.
There are also ships with bare metal frames on the sandy beach.
German warships that sank during World War II in 1944 as they retreated from advancing Soviet troops.
About 20 German warships that have been submerged by h2o had been uncovered as the drinking water level in the Danube River dropped to its most affordable stage in 100 years owing to severe drought this summer.
The sunken warship is loaded with ammunition and explosives, threatening inhabitants.
[벨리미르 트라일로비치/세르비아 프라호보 지역 주민]
“There are 10,000 kilograms of explosives still left in this location. They may perhaps or may not explode, but if they do, it will be a disaster.”
In Spain, a drought has freed historic artifacts.
When the water level in the basin went down, you could see all the dozen megaliths referred to as “Stonehenge of Spain”.
This relic, considered to have been made by ancient human beings around 5000 BC, was initial discovered in 1926, but has been immersed in h2o and has only been witnessed four times considering the fact that.
Whilst the pure catastrophe produced the chance, the researchers have been thrilled.
[엔리케 세딜로/마드리드 콤플루텐세 대학교 고고학자]
“As a researcher, I am pretty fired up simply because it is a incredibly unusual chance to re-research in a field that has not been sufficiently investigated.”
Although the unparalleled drought is leading to surprising discoveries, the United Nations warns that by 2050, 75% of the world’s inhabitants will be afflicted by drought with no effort to deal with local weather modify.
I’m Web optimization Hye-yeon of MBC Information.
Video Editing: Shin Jae-ran
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