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The Water Level of Most Water is Falling

Published: August 9, 2014
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savaAccording to the information from the water level measuring hydro-system of the “Agency for water territory” of the river Sava, in the last six hours, after the rain has stopped falling, there is a decreased water level.

A decreased level is on the river Sana as well.

Current water levels are around 110 centimeters below the level when measures of defense from the floods need to be declared.

According to the report from the Federal Hydro- meteorological Institute the stabilization of the weather will influence the water levels as well so there will be no need to declare special measures of defense from the floods at the territory of Posavina.

 

(Source: Fena)

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