Katastrofalne posljedice poplava u BIH i Srbiji

Serbian rescue workers evacuate an elderly man from the flooded town of Obrenovac, 40 kilometers west of Belgrade, on May 18, 2014. Thousands of people crammed into boats and army trucks fled their homes in Serbia and Bosnia today after record rainfall turned the Sava river into a deadly torrent and caused the worst floods in more than a century. According to officials in both countries, the disaster has killed at least 44 people. AFP PHOTO / ALEXA STANKOVIC

A handout picture taken on May 17, 2014, and released a day after by the Serbian Interior Ministry, shows an aerial view of the flooded city of Obrenovac, 40 kilometers from capital Belgrade. At least 34 people have died and tens of thousands evacuated in Serbia and Bosnia as the emergency services fight Sunday with overflowing of rivers and growing landslides following worst floods in a century. Serbian authorities revealed new toll, saying a total of seven people have died and one person went missing in the floods caused by the heaviest rainfall in 120 years. AFP PHOTO / HANDOUT / SERBIAN INTERIOR MINISTRY

A handout picture taken on May 17, 2014, and released a day after by the Serbian Interior Ministry, shows an aerial view of the flooded city of Obrenovac, 40 kilometers from capital Belgrade. At least 34 people have died and tens of thousands evacuated in Serbia and Bosnia as the emergency services fight Sunday with overflowing of rivers and growing landslides following worst floods in a century. Serbian authorities revealed new toll, saying a total of seven people have died and one person went missing in the floods caused by the heaviest rainfall in 120 years. AFP PHOTO / HANDOUT / SERBIAN INTERIOR MINISTRY

An aerial view shows a flooded area near the Northern-Bosnian town of Brcko on May 18, 2014. At least 34 people have died and tens of thousands evacuated in Serbia and Bosnia as the emergency services fight Sunday with overflowing of rivers and growing landslides following worst floods in a century. AFP PHOTO ELVIS BARUKCIC

A handout picture taken on May 17, 2014, and released a day after by the Serbian Interior Ministry, shows an aerial view of the flooded city of Obrenovac, 40 kilometers from capital Belgrade. At least 34 people have died and tens of thousands evacuated in Serbia and Bosnia as the emergency services fight Sunday with overflowing of rivers and growing landslides following worst floods in a century. Serbian authorities revealed new toll, saying a total of seven people have died and one person went missing in the floods caused by the heaviest rainfall in 120 years. AFP PHOTO / HANDOUT / SERBIAN INTERIOR MINISTRY

An aerial view shows a flooded area near the Northern-Bosnian town of Brcko on May 18, 2014. At least 34 people have died and tens of thousands evacuated in Serbia and Bosnia as the emergency services fight Sunday with overflowing of rivers and growing landslides following worst floods in a century. AFP PHOTO ELVIS BARUKCIC

People are at work to unload aid to civillians from a helicopter of Bosnian Armed Forces in a flooded area near northern-Bosnian town of Orasje on May 18, 2014. At least 34 people have died and tens of thousands evacuated in Serbia and Bosnia as the emergency services fight Sunday with overflowing of rivers and growing landslides following worst floods in a century. AFP PHOTO ELVIS BARUKCIC

An aerial view shows a flooded area near the Northern-Bosnian town of Orasje on May 18, 2014. At least 34 people have died and tens of thousands evacuated in Serbia and Bosnia as the emergency services fight Sunday with overflowing of rivers and growing landslides following worst floods in a century. AFP PHOTO ELVIS BARUKCIC

An aerial view shows a flooded area near the Northern-Bosnian town of Orasje on May 18, 2014. At least 34 people have died and tens of thousands evacuated in Serbia and Bosnia as the emergency services fight Sunday with overflowing of rivers and growing landslides following worst floods in a century. AFP PHOTO ELVIS BARUKCIC

An aerial view shows a flooded area near the Northern-Bosnian town of Brcko on May 18, 2014. At least 34 people have died and tens of thousands evacuated in Serbia and Bosnia as the emergency services fight Sunday with overflowing of rivers and growing landslides following worst floods in a century. AFP PHOTO ELVIS BARUKCIC

An aerial view shows a flooded area near the Northern-Bosnian town of Brcko on May 18, 2014. At least 34 people have died and tens of thousands evacuated in Serbia and Bosnia as the emergency services fight Sunday with overflowing of rivers and growing landslides following worst floods in a century. AFP PHOTO ELVIS BARUKCIC

An aerial view shows a flooded area near the Northern-Bosnian town of Lukavac on May 18, 2014. At least 34 people have died and tens of thousands evacuated in Serbia and Bosnia as the emergency services fight Sunday with overflowing of rivers and growing landslides following worst floods in a century. AFP PHOTO ELVIS BARUKCIC

An aerial view shows a flooded area near the Northern-Bosnian town of Lukavac on May 18, 2014. At least 34 people have died and tens of thousands evacuated in Serbia and Bosnia as the emergency services fight Sunday with overflowing of rivers and growing landslides following worst floods in a century. AFP PHOTO ELVIS BARUKCIC

An aerial view shows a flooded area near the Northern-Bosnian town of Brcko on May 18, 2014. At least 34 people have died and tens of thousands evacuated in Serbia and Bosnia as the emergency services fight Sunday with overflowing of rivers and growing landslides following worst floods in a century. AFP PHOTO ELVIS BARUKCIC

An aerial view shows a flooded area near the Northern-Bosnian town of Brcko on May 18, 2014. At least 34 people have died and tens of thousands evacuated in Serbia and Bosnia as the emergency services fight Sunday with overflowing of rivers and growing landslides following worst floods in a century. AFP PHOTO ELVIS BARUKCIC

An aerial view shows a flooded area near the Northern-Bosnian town of Brcko on May 18, 2014. At least 34 people have died and tens of thousands evacuated in Serbia and Bosnia as the emergency services fight Sunday with overflowing of rivers and growing landslides following worst floods in a century. AFP PHOTO ELVIS BARUKCIC

Serbian rescue workers drive their way through the flooded town of Obrenovac, 40 kilometers west of Belgrade, on May 18, 2014. Thousands of people crammed into boats and army trucks fled their homes in Serbia and Bosnia today after record rainfall turned the Sava river into a deadly torrent and caused the worst floods in more than a century. According to officials in both countries, the disaster has killed at least 44 people. AFP PHOTO / ALEXA STANKOVIC

Aerial shot shows, flooded area ner Northern-Bosnian town of Brcko on May 18, 2014. Rivers Sava and Brka flooded entire agricultural fields and several urban areas along their flow. Forrest streams and flash floods cause land slides carrying hundreds of cubic meters of material, further complicating both rescue and protection operations. Armed forces have been put at disposal to civillian authority as well as rescue services from neighboring Croatia and Slovenia, to aid rescue of stranded citizens in areas that have been cut off by flood. AFP PHOTO ELVIS BARUKCIC