Twelve wildfires are active across Serbia, with the most significant at Deliblato Sand and the Stol mountains; officials say the situation has improved but fear weekend winds could reignite the fire in the Sand.
7 sourcesAccidents and natural hazardsNova.rs · Radio-televizija Republike Srpske
A fire on Trebevic has been fully extinguished after crews worked since morning, with inspections planned for tomorrow morning, as some stumps and dry branches continue to smoulder at depth due to the karst terrain.
4 sourcesAccidents and natural hazardsRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · N1 BiH
Laktaši firefighters rescued a dog that spent two days stranded on a rock in the Vrbas river, with sources indicating this reflects an increasing number of animal-rescue calls they respond to.
5 sourcesAccidents and natural hazardsBanjaluka.net · Radiosarajevo.ba
The Serbian meteorological service forecasts three days of extreme heat with temperatures reaching 39 degrees Celsius, particularly on Thursday and Friday, followed by a dramatic weather change over the weekend bringing rain, storms and gale-force winds, with yellow, orange and red weather alerts issued due to extreme weather danger.
4 sourcesAccidents and natural hazardsKurir · N1 Srbija
Specialists warn that restoring the Deliblatska Peščara solely to its previous state risks compounding fire damage and call for ecological principles to guide recovery while preserving its unique habitat diversity through interdisciplinary oversight.
3 sourcesAccidents and natural hazardsDanas · Nova.rs
Three fire victims from Omiš remain critically ill in intensive care, intubated and on mechanical ventilation, after undergoing surgical debridement procedures.
4 sourcesAccidents and natural hazardsTelegram.hr · Index.hr
The wildfire in Deliblato Sands that threatened the settlement of Grebenac was extinguished last week with firefighters and local residents mounting a joint defence. After the fire was controlled, residents of Grebenac and hunters are now helping wildlife that fled the blaze by setting up water and food at animal trails.
2 sourcesAccidents and natural hazardsN1 Srbija · Kurir
The Interior Ministry of Republika Srpska conducted an emergency medical transport by helicopter for a child with abdominal injuries from a health facility in Banja Luka to a specialized hospital in Belgrade.
3 sourcesAccidents and natural hazardsRadio-televizija Republike Srpske · Banjaluka.net
Federalni ministar raseljenih osoba i izbjeglica Nerin Dizdar posjetio je danas povratnika u naselju Vranići kod Kotor Varoša Saida Mehmedovića kojem su u podmetnutom požaru
2 sourcesAccidents and natural hazardsnot processedVlada Federacije BiH · Federalna televizija
POŽARI Posavski kanton Grad Orašje. Vatrogasna jedinica grada Orašje imala je četiri intervencije na gašenju požara i to: – na putu prema naselju Bok, gdje
1 sourceAccidents and natural hazardsFederalna uprava civilne zaštite
A fire that began on 13 August in Lokva Rogoznica near Omis burned a thousand hectares, killed one person, injured forty including seven seriously, and destroyed vehicles, houses, businesses, crops and electrical infrastructure; strong winds fueled the spread, and firefighters, naval units and residents evacuated residents and tourists before the fire was officially declared extinguished after twelve days.
3 sourcesAccidents and natural hazardsN1 Hrvatska · Jutarnji list
NAJMANJE 12 ljudi poginulo je u šumskim požarima u Alžiru, objavio je kasno sinoć alžirski ministar unutarnjih poslova Said Sajud. Petero ljudi poginulo je u
3 sourcesAccidents and natural hazardsIndex.hr · Anadolija (Anadolu Agency, BS)
The Federal Hydrometeorological Institute issued a red alert for the entire country due to peak heat-wave temperatures expected on Friday, 28 August, with forecasts of 34 to 40 degrees Celsius and public health advisories to limit outdoor exposure and increase fluid intake.
2 sourcesAccidents and natural hazardsKlix.ba · Dnevni avaz
The Republic of Srpska's hydrometeorological service reports measurements from 18 stations across 16 rivers, with none exceeding flood defence thresholds; six rivers rising, four falling and eight stable.
1 sourceAccidents and natural hazardsRepublički hidrometeorološki zavod RS
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