Wildfire spreads across Bosnia and Herzegovina toward Kupres, Tomislavgrad and Prozor-Rama
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- A major wildfire that started in Zvirnjaฤa has spread toward Kupres, Tomislavgrad and Prozor-Rama in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- Strong winds, dry vegetation and difficult terrain are helping the fire spread, while homes have come under threat in Prozor-Rama.
- One house burned down in Mali Mrkodol, and firefighters and residents are battling flames near Mount Daลกnjik.
A major wildfire in Bosnia and Herzegovina is spreading toward Kupres, Tomislavgrad and Prozor-Rama, driven by strong winds, dry vegetation and inaccessible terrain.
The fire began the previous day in the village of Zvirnjaฤa and quickly expanded toward the three municipalities. In the Prozor-Rama area, the flames approached populated areas and threatened houses on Proslopska Mountain.
The slopes of Ljubuลกa are also burning. One house was destroyed in Mali Mrkodol, while reports said the fire had reached the area of Mount Daลกnjik, where firefighters and local residents were fighting it.
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