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Flood Situation & Intl. Assistance 21 May 2014: Bosnia and Herzegovina – Flood situation & intl. assistance SITUATION International CROATIA Assistance • As of 20 May, according to the UN Countries Office of the Resident Coordinator, the most severely Austria AT affected areas in Bosnia and Herzegovina are Samac, Odzak, Belgium BE Orasje, Doboj, Bijeljina, Brcko Bulgaria BG and Maglaj. • ECHO reports indicate that the Croatia HR situation remains complex, due to Czech Republic CZ numerous landslides that caused damage to houses and roads. Germany DE Furthermore, a number of cities France FR and villages in the flooded areas fYRoM have neither electricity nor running water. Hungary HU • According to the Luxembourg LU Hydrometeorological Institutes of the country, on 21 May in the Latvia LV afternoon, water levels on all B O S N I A Lithuania LT rivers are declining. Weather is Estonia EE a n d improving and no heavy rainfall is Montenegro ME expected in the next 48h. HERZEGOVINA CROATIA Norway NO • The on-site Union Civil Protection Team continues assessing the Poland PL situation and assisting the Romania RO country’s authorities with the coordination of the incoming Slovenia SI international assistance. Slovakia SK Sources: ECHO, UN, National Turkey TR Hydrometeorological Institutes United Kingdom GB abc Location of intl. assistance SERBIA Affected Areas (regions/cantons) Status of Emergency declared Main roads MONTENEGRO Main rivers Floodwaters detected by MODIS, over 19-20 May. Floodwaters detected by Copernicus Emergency Management Service (Observations available only for the regions of Vlasenica, Zenica, Doboj) 21 May 2014: Serbia – Flood situation & intl. assistance International Assistance Country Assistance ROMANIA Austria Pumps, Boats, Personnel Danube Belgium Boats, Personnel Bulgaria Fire engines, Pumps, Boats, Personnel Croatia Pumps, Boats, Personnel Czech Rep Pumps, Vehicles, Personnel Denmark Pumps Novi Germany Pumps, Helicopters, Personnel Jamena Banovci France Water Rescue: Boats, Personnel FYROM (bil.) Pumps, Boats, Power, Personnel Hungary (bil.) Pumps, Boats, Personnel Danube Italy Pumps Luxemburg Financial contribution Norway Financial contribution Umcari Poland Pumps Romania Pump, food and non-food items Slovenia Pumps, Personnel Slovakia Pump, Personnel Lajkovac NOTE: All offers are listed in this Table. In the map, flags are placed where there is available information on the location of the teams. Lajkovac Significantly flooded major rivers (or in critical situation) as of 21 May. Alert Level (Red or Yellow SERBIA triangle) by the Serbian Hydrometeorology. BOSNIA and Affected areas of most concern (at district level) HERZEGOVINA xxxxx Most affected cities/towns as of 20 May (ECHO / Serbian Authorities) Jagodina Floodwaters detected by MODIS over 19-20 May Floodwaters detected by Copernicus Emergency Management Service (Observations available only for SERBIA the regions of Paracin and Lazarevac) Landslide (notably in Krupanj) Locations of fatalitiesBULGARIA. As of 20 May, 20 killed in the country, 14 of them in Obrenovac (Serbian Government, Serbian Media) .
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