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Mostar: wind of Strength of 120 Kilometers per hour recorded

Published: March 7, 2015
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150306137.3_mnIn the morning and during the day, the gusts of 120 kilometers per hour were recorded in Mostar. Therefore, it has caused considerable damage in the city and the metropolitan area.

Strong wind destroyed many bus stops, billboards, traffic signs and caused significant damage to the city lights.

Also in the village Rodoč the wind broke down several pine trees, and some of them were long and about fifteen meters.

According to the Elektrodistribucija Mostar, teams are on the terrain to eliminate the possible failures.

Due to the strong wind the flights on Mostar airport are cancelled, as the wind on the airport was recorded of 150 kilometers per hour.

 

(Source: klix)

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