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After heavy rainfall and river overflows, the West Morava returns to its banks in Lučani: The scenes speak for themselves
After the overflow of the West Morava and its tributaries, water levels in western Serbia are gradually receding, and relevant services are assessing and repairing damage. The flash flood caused floods on hundreds of hectares of land and traffic disruptions. In Lučani, the West Morava has returned to its course, and in Ivanjica, damage to the road infrastructure has been repaired.
TL;DR
- Water levels in western Serbia are receding after floods caused by the West Morava and its tributaries.
- Hundreds of hectares of land were flooded, and traffic was disrupted.
- In Lučani, the West Morava has returned to its course, and damage is minimal, with no endangered homes, animals, or lives.
- In Ivanjica, rural roads were damaged by flash floods, and repair work was conducted throughout the weekend to reconnect villages.
- The situation is stable in the Kraljevo municipality, with water receding from bridge approaches.
- Debris accumulation on bridge supports in Kraljevo required intervention.
- In Grdica near Kraljevo, some fields remain flooded, while in Oplanići, around 150 hectares of arable land were under water.
- Damage assessment will begin soon, and emergency teams remain on standby.