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Water levels of the Bosna, Miljacka, Una, Sana and Jala rivers are rising. The level of the Una in Bihać is 46 cm, and the Sana in Sanski Most is 183 cm. The water level of the Miljacka at Ćumurija Bridge is 109 cm, and the Bosna in Zenica is 190 cm, while the Jala in Tuzla has reached a level of 210 cm, writes the Bosnian news agency Patria.
The highest amount of rainfall was recorded in the Tuzla area, as much as 83 mm.
The situation with rivers in the RS is also concerning. The level of the Sava River in Srbac is 437 cm, and the Vrbas in Banja Luka is 151 cm.
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