The authorities in central Serbia have declared an “emergency” after extensive flooding in the region. Rain swollen rivers have broken their banks
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The authorities in central Serbia have declared an “emergency” after extensive flooding in the region.
Rain swollen rivers have broken their banks, inundating dozens of houses, farmland and roads.
Officials have warned of possible landslides and road blockades from falling rocks. The floods have caused power cuts in some areas.
flooding in serbia again please pray for novi pazar and obrenovac
SerbianWorld</a> <a href="https://t.co/tsHlzZzHLQ">pic.twitter.com/tsHlzZzHLQ</a></p>— mimi (meeemmmmsss) March 8, 2016
Scores of people have had to be evacuated but there are so far no reports of casualties.
Serbia was hit by massive flooding in 2014 when dozens of people died.
State of emergency declared in 10 municipalities as flooding forces hundreds to evacuate in central & south #Serbia pic.twitter.com/1STIYOJbgj
— Balkan Newsbeat (@BalkanNewsbeat) March 7, 2016