Croatia Sends Two Canadians to Help Firefighters in Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Numerous fire departments, foresters, and volunteers have been fighting the fire on the ground for several days with the help of heavy machinery.
It has been almost a month since the fires broke out around Omiš. At that time, Hungarians were also forced to flee to Croatia, four of whom were injured. Recently, smoke again caused panic in Omiš and its surroundings, but it soon became clear that there was no fire in the city.
The government approved the use of two Canadians on Sunday to provide humanitarian aid in extinguishing fires in Bosnia and Herzegovina. “Today, in a telephone session, the government, in accordance with the article of the Defense Law, adopted a Decision on the crossing of the border of the Republic of Croatia by the Armed […] The post Croatia sends two Canadians to help firefighters in Bosnia and Herzegovina first appeared on Novi list.
CROATIA is sending two Canadians to Bosnia and Herzegovina to help extinguish a large fire that has spread through the areas of Prozor-Rama, Kupres and Tomislavgrad. The fire is not yet under control, and has spread to new areas during the night. Smoke from the fire has covered a large part of Dalmatia this morning.
The large fire that spread from the Kupres area to Prozor-Rama last weekend is still not under control.
Firefighters are struggling to fully control the large fires burning in southern Bosnia and Herzegovina. Croatia has also provided assistance, sending two special Canadair firefighting aircraft.
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