The force of the flood
Last month, the skies dumped several months worth of rain on the Balkans in just a few days. The consequences were devastating, killing some 65 people across Bosnia and Serbia and causing billions of dollars of damage.
Now, those affected by the flooding and landslides are left to survey the devastation – the mud, the ruined furniture and the tree branches thrust through windows and walls.
A slipper lies in the mud after flooding hit Topcic Polje in central Bosnia.
Flowers stand on the windowsill of a house surrounded by debris.
Serbian cyrillic letters float in the water inside a flooded funeral services business.
Earth pours through a bathroom window in Krupanj, west of the Serbian capital.
Switches are left splattered with dirt in a house belonging to the Kovacevic family.
A kitchen stands filled with mud.
Dirt coats the bathroom curtain of the Kovacevic family home.
Mud floods a school classroom.
Tree branches protrude through the window of a living room in Krupanj.
Kitchen units stand submerged in mud.
Coffins hang on the wall of a flooded funeral services showroom in Obrenovac.
Islamic calligraphy hangs on a wall in Topcic Polje.
Mud covers the entrance of the bedroom and kitchen in the Kovacevic's family home.
Part of a vacuum cleaner is seen covered in mud inside a flooded house.
A picture of actor Brad Pitt is seen inside a flooded hairdressing salon.
A dirty plush heart lies in the Kovacevic's family home.
