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Aerial Footage best shows the Size of the floods that hit Canton Sarajevo

Published: November 6, 2021
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Aerial footage best shows the size of the floods that hit Canton Sarajevo (CS) due to the storm that lasted during the past two days and nights.

The most critical part of Sarajevo was shown, and the footage shows the flooded Doglodi, Otes, and other settlements in Ilidza.

It is noticeable that the Bosna became a raging river, more precisely, it overflowed in several places and thus flooded the facilities along the river, as well as the settlements located on both sides of the highway.

Apart from the aerial footage, photo reporters also recorded the situation on the ground, where a large number of residential buildings and private cars were underwater. Rescuers evacuated residents from Otes and moved them to safe locations.

Due to the whole situation, there was a power outage in a large part of Sarajevo, in some places the electricity was turned off as a precaution, and somewhere electrical substations were disabled.

E.Dz.

Source: Klix.ba

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