Waters are now beginning to recede, but officials say dangers remain 健美乳房.

 

They say that the threat of landslides is an ever-present problem as are the difficulties caused by unexploded landmines in Bosnia and river surges 急救用品.

 

Serbia's main power plant is still at risk of flooding. Tens of thousands of people have fled their homes.

 

Bosnian Refugee Minister Adil Osmanovic described the flooding as "catastrophic".

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Officials say that three months' worth of rain has fallen on the Balkans in recent days, producing the worst floods since rainfall measurements began 120 years ago.

 

At least 35 people have died - with more casualties expected.

 

A large international aid operation is underway, with rescue helicopters from the European Union, US and Russia evacuating people from affected areas.

 

But Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said Serbia now needed further help, particularly deliveries of food, clothing and bottled water.

 

The rain caused more than 2,000 landslides in hilly Bosnia, officials say, enveloping roads, homes and whole villages.

 

Rescuers are urging people to go to the balconies or rooftops of their houses with bright fabric to make themselves visible.

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