Balkan countries paralyzed by massive snowfall and storms
Kyiv • UNN
Seven Balkan countries were hit by heavy snowfalls and storms, leading to a transportation collapse. In Bosnia, 150,000 homes were left without electricity, and the city of Drvar was completely cut off from the world.
Heavy snowfall and winds have disrupted transportation and power supply in several Balkan countries. This was reported by Euronews, according to UNN.
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It is noted that Bosnia, Croatia, Slovenia, Serbia, Kosovo, Montenegro, and North Macedonia were affected by the storms.
In the countries of the region, major roads were covered with snow. Authorities in Bosnia, Serbia and Croatia have banned heavy vehicles and restricted traffic on the roads.
In Bosnia, 150,000 homes are without power due to damaged power lines. This has led to a partial disruption of heat and water supply. The northwestern and western regions of Bosnia are the most affected, with problems with drinking water. Schools have been closed for several days.
The northwestern town of Drvar is cut off from the world: roads and highways are covered with snow, and railroad service has been suspended. The city authorities declared a state of emergency.
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