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At least 20 dead in Floods and Landslides, 20 to 40 People Missing

Published: October 5, 2024
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In the evening, another dead person was found in Donja Jablanica, the N1 reporter reported from the scene. According to confirmed information, from 20 to 40 people are missing.

As reported by reporter Mirna Ždralović, there is a lot of speculation about what could have led to these catastrophic consequences. The official death toll in Jablanica was 16, but four more bodies were found in the evening, so it is feared that the number will be much higher.

The Federal Administration of Civil Protection confirmed for N1 that 20 to 40 people have disappeared, i.e. they are trapped in the ruins or are under water.

The mosque and many houses in Donja Jablanica are still completely submerged, and excavators are trying to dig canals so that the water can recede to continue the search for the missing.

Although it is dark, the teams are still on the field, according to N1.

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