Fires burned over 40,000 hectares in Bosnia and Herzegovina, making it the region's leader in burned area
Summary
Bosnia and Herzegovina recorded 200 fires this year burning over 40,000 hectares, making it the region's worst for burned area. Fire service experts cite lack of organized work, outdated laws, insufficient oversight, and inadequate numbers of professional firefighters as reasons for the poor response.
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Extract from the source
Nastavlja se borba sa požarima u BiH. Vatra i dalje bukti na trebinjskom području, te u Krajini. I dok vatra guta ogromna područja postavlja se
Locations
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Why these locations are marked
Trebinje and Krajina are marked because fires are currently burning there. Trnovo and Sokoč are named as part of the territory covered by Grad Istočno Sarajevo. Zagreb is mentioned only in comparison of volunteer fire brigades and is not related to these events.
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Sources (2)
- 09:00 PMN1 BiHOpen the original ↗
- 10:40 PMBanjaluka.netOpen the original ↗
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