Three flood reservoirs, with a combined capacity of 300-400 million cubic meters, will be built along the Tisza by 2020, Benedek Göncz, the head of the authority’s flood protection department, said at a conference in Kisar in eastern Hungary. Hungary is about half-way to its goal of raising reservoir capacity to 1.5 billion cubic meters, he added.
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