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Doboj
Kakanj
Hrvati village, Banovici
Srebrenik
Nemila village, Zenica
Zvornik, east Bosnia
Celic, north Bosnia
Visoko
Travnik
Kakanj-Ponijeri road
Donji Vakuf, central Bosnia
Kiseljak
Doboj from fortress
Maglaj
Bosnian soldier at work
Olovo
Road Zavidovici-Tuzla
Village near Srebrenik, north Bosnia
Village Brezik, Zavidovici
Center of Zavidovici
Stanic Rijeka village, road Doboj-Tuzla
Donja Orahovica, Gracanica, Spreca river
Sarajevo, Miljacka river
Zivinice
Kalesija
Travnik
Kiseljak
Bosna river, north Bosnia area Odzak and Modrica
Banovici
Zgosca river, Kakanj (25 miles north of Sarajevo)
Golubinjak village, river Gostelja, Zivinice
Banja Luka
Bread prepared to send for the most critical areas.
Two rivers (Lasva and Plava Voda) are struggling in Travnik.
Dam on HE Modrac, north Bosnia.
Sana river, west Bosnia
Golubinjak, Zivinice
Bosnian army at work
Road Sarajevo-Tuzla, Cevljanovici village
Topcic Polje near Zenica, central Bosnia
Gracanica and Lukavac area, north Bosnia, village Dobosnica
Mejdan hall, Tuzla
Laktasi, north-west Bosnia
Part of Cerska village, Vlasenica, north-east Bosnia (unconfirmed information, 1 person buried)
Bare village, Doboj
Faculty of Philosophy in Sarajevo collects aid. There is no place in the classroom anymore.
Dolac on Lasva near Travnik, central Bosnia
Sana river, Prijedor, north-west Bosnia
Svrake village, Vogosca, 7 miles north of Sarajevo
Bijeljina
Humanity in Action
Rescue in Doboj
Celinac, destroyed strawberries
EUFOR helps people in Zenica
Bosnian army force in a rescue mission
Dobosnica village, Lukavac, north Bosnia
Doboj
Railway, Doboj
Lake Modrac, near Tuzla
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Bosnian Beauty Pics 
I am traveling in Croatia. The weather is cold. I just heard about the flooding earlier this evening. At least my feet are dry. Visit me to see my latest from Croatia.
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OMG, God bless Bosnia!
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HAARP?
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🙂 rain falls for 70 hours
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Samo daj Boze da kisa prestane i da nema izgubljenih zivota… 😦
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Jedan je dedo poginuo dok je spašavao stoku iz štale, grad Maglaj je potpuno odsječen, ima mjesta gdje su ljudi na krovovima i ostalo im je još metar da ih dostigne voda, njih spašavaju helikopterima vojne snage.
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Ne znam sta da kazem… zao mi moje zemlje i moga naroda. Kud ce sve na nas… Cuvaj se!
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updejtovat cu ovaj post u toku noci jos par puta, pa svrati da vidis jos novih slika. Ocekuje nas neizvjesna noc, uzivaj 😉
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People have such good hearts when it comes to their animals, and feel their responsibilities. How sad that the old man could not manage to help his animals, and how dreadfully sad that he died. These terrible times are without pity.
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😦 there is a video where one man watching his own house collapse and start to cry, turn around and said: i have nothing else…
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Oh, it’s so … HORRIBLE. What will happen to these people, Alis ? Bosnia is not a wealthy country, I know: who will give them shelter ?
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We are not wealthy, but we take care of each other. When this all stop then we’ll obtain the necessary financing. For now, those people are in city halls, private houses, hotels, motels etc…
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I can only wish you well: I live on the age pension, and this is not pension week so have nothing in the kitty. If the fund is still available next Wednesday, I will very gladly make a donation.
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It will be probably, if there are some changes i’ll post it on the same place as this donate link is now.
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Excellent.
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Tragic…thanks for sharing the pictures
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Disaster… I am so sad… Blessing you ALL, Thank you, with my love, nia
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The devastation in those photos is shocking. Your country will be in my prayers.
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Wow! That’s horrible! Hope all are safe.
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😦 my prayers to everyone in Bosnia.
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Thanks 🙂
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That’s appalling, Alis – so many people losing their homes. We know all about it here: in Queensland, the State to the north of mine, they’ve been flooded like this a few times in the past couple of years. It’s climate change, of course. May I reblog this, please ?
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Yes you can, don’t ask 😉
This is the larger one since we measuring it. In one place near Sarajevo 8 houses disappeared in just 3 seconds…
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Looks like a tough situation for a lot of people.
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Reblogged this on MARGARET-ROSE STRINGER and commented:
Poor bloody Bosnians ! – if it’s not one thing, it’s another. I follow Alis Jusic’s blog, from whence come these harrowing shots.
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The destruction is terrible! I can’t begin to imagine how horrible it is for the people affected. I hope there are no casualties 😦
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2 dead for now and thousands of displaced.
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I hope it doesn’t get worse. Very sad news indeed.
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Here is a donation link, maybe you can share, so people who want to help can do so:
http://www.gofundme.com/98iwck
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Thanks, I’ll put it on the top! Vec su poceli da ginu ljudi i da se utapaju, pogotovo u sjevernim dijelovima.
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Eh zalosti, zalosti… Ja sam stavila na svoj blog i FB stranicu ovaj link za donacije, bar da se tako pomogne jer para ce uvijek trebati. Pozdrav i cuvaj se!
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Ti takodje 😉
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This breaks my heart, Alis. I recognized a few of the locations from my travels there. I’ve often told people “I don’t have Bosnian blood, just Bosnian bones.” I’ll be thinking and praying for the lovely Bosnian people. I appreciate you reporting on what’s happening there. 😦
Paige
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Thanks, i’m trying to update this every hour at least.
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70 hours, that is so awful! Hope it will get better soon…
My prayers are with Bosnia.
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Oh my goodness! How awful. I hope there are safe places for them to go. Prayers going out to those all those that are affected.
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Oh My we have been having flooding nothing like this. Will send a paddle. Stay safe plz!!!
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Reblogged this on Moondustwriter's Blog and commented:
Serious stuff going on in our world. Donate if you are able!!!
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I’m so sorry to see all this destruction…
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Man that was quite some powerful pictures. And tragic for the people who live there. The worst part is that who knew? Didn´t see it yet at least in the Americans channels and certainly not in the Spanish channels, doubt they are going to cover this. Good you brought the attention to it. Would like to donate but I´m literally broke. So the only thing I can do to help is just spread the word on twitter.
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Thanks for that, this is one way to help, we fighting pretty good for now 🙂
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Keep it up then.
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Sending everyone love, positive energy, prayers, and more love. I’m so sorry for everyone dealing with the horrors. This is unbelievable; thank you for keeping us updated and showing the intensity of the damage through the photos. God bless you, Alis.
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God bless you too and thanks!
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water is a great thing–in moderation. mother nature’s such a show-off. thanks for the great pics, and for liking my poem.
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Of course I have heard about these horrible floods, but your photos tell a story well-beyond my imagination! This is simply terrible. My heart really goes out to you and the people of Bosnia. The feeling of helplessness in the face of so much devastation must be painful. I admire the sense of unity and cooperation that you describe, and know you will get through this, but I would never minimize how hard this is right now. I am very moved and will be checking back to learn more as the days pass.
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Thanks for the support. Sun is finally show up this morning.
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Your photos are beautiful and devistating. Incredible. Thank you for sharing your world with the rest of us.
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Reblogged this on Ned Hamson Second Line View of the News.
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Reblogged this on Goaty's News (UK).
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Heart shaking pictures.
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Heartbreaking to see such devastation and so many people suffering.
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Very extensive photo coverage. I did not know about it. Seems no coverage in news USA. My prayers for the people. Thanks visit my blog.
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Thank you. It’s much better now.
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Thanks for following sciencesprings. I appreciate it very much.
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Great Pics. They graphically and aesthetically demonstrate how swiftly Nature sweeps us away and all our grandiose constructions and our arrogant certainty that WE are in control.
We went thru similar floods recently here in far off Brisbane. And last week we had the worst hail-storm on record- hail-stones the size of your fist smashed every window facing South. (The glaziers are happy at least, they’ll be replacing glass till April.) As a result the shell-shocked townsfolk are jumpy as neurotic cats. Everytime the sun goes behind a cloud they start weeping and begin putting up sandbags in the doorway.
Meanwhile half of the State is “drought declared”. Ah, I love a land of sweeping contrasts. There’d be a lot of material here for your lens.
cheers
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Heartbreak. The photo with the umbrellas is excellent.
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wow. that’s horrible. the pictures certainly give a full account of what happened. thanks for sharing. JT
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I don’t really ‘Like’; terrible; take care!
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