Bosnia Mourns 19 Victims of Catastrophic Floods

Thousands gather for a funeral service in Jablanica as the country grapples with the aftermath of deadly floods and landslides.

Torrential rains and landslides struck Bosnia on October 4, affecting four municipalities and resulting in at least 26 deaths.
The village of Donja Jablanica was among the hardest hit, with many homes destroyed and families devastated.
Authorities continue to search for one missing person as the community mourns the loss of life.
Climate change is cited as a contributing factor, with scientists noting that dried-out land from summer droughts exacerbated the flooding.
Support and aid have been extended by neighboring countries and the European Union to assist in recovery efforts.