Lake Tachirghiol is the most important saline lake in Romania, however the water has now receded by means of about 50 metres.
There are considerations that this 12 months’s fresh drought is threatening Lake Techirghiol. It’s identified for its mineralised salty water and dirt, which is used for well being functions. The advent of the lake’s particular ‘black gold’, however, hasn’t been affected.
Tens of hundreds of visitors from the rustic and in another country talk over with annually for its salt water and dirt remedies.
Tourists have spotted the loss of water at different lakes too. “I was also at a sale lake,” remarked one vacationer. “It has dried up too, in Brăila. This is nature’s way.”
Another vacationer idea it to be the way in which of nature. “The water level was up to the stones, and there was no dried-up mud. It was extraordinary. It’s receding because nature made it like this.”
Adrian Bîlbă is a scientist and General Manager on the Dolphinarium in Constanta. “The mud is harvested from the deep areas of the lake, and it takes several years to produce”, Bîlbă defined.
“The area where the therapeutic mud is harvested takes several years for the mineralisation process, so it’s not the case that it’s influenced by a certain summer. Probably in the spring, we will see the waters returning here. It is not certain, but it is possible.”
Experts are pointing their palms to world warming as the primary wrongdoer. Nonetheless, Carmen Oprea, Director of Care Servies at Techirghiol Balneary Cure Centre, stated that the standard and the volume of the dust would possibly not be affected.
“Following the clinical examinations that the attending physicians perform, we haven’t noticed that the mud therapy hasn’t had the expected result on our patients,” she said.
Lake Techirghiol stretches over a 10-square kilometre space, and its most intensity is 9 metres in open waters, which is the place the dust is extracted.
