No Electricity in most of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Blackouts in the Region as well - Sarajevo Times
No Electricity in most of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Blackouts in the Region as well - Sarajevo Times
Across Bosnia and Herzegovina, citizens are reporting power outages. According to information obtained by Klix.ba, most of Bosnia and Herzegovina remained without electricity, including Sarajevo, Zenica, Banja Luka and the rest of the country.
The entire electric power system of Bosnia and Herzegovina has collapsed and almost the entire country has no electricity.
Power supply interruptions also occurred in parts of Croatia, including most of the Dalmatian coast.
More information will be available soon…
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