#Prirodne katastrofe

View taken on August 12, 2026 in Leopoldsdorf im Marchfelde, Austria, shows a lone dry tree next to dried-out fields. Much of Europe is bracing for yet another scorching heatwave following periods of record drought that have driven rivers to historic lows, ignited historic forest fires and contributed to thousands of deaths.Unusually high temperatures were also forecast in the coming days across a number of countries not accustomed to the heat, such as Switzerland, Austria and Hungary. (Photo by HARALD SCHNEIDER/APA/AFP)/Austria OUT

NAJGORI SCENARIJ

Gubici od prirodnih katastrofa mogle bi doseći 320 mlrd dolara do kraja godine

epa12302543 People stand next to the Swat River in Swat, in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, Pakistan, 15 August 2025. At least 51 people have died and dozens injured or remain missing after a cloudburst, flash floods, and landslides struck northern Pakistan in the past 24 hours, according to officials. EPA/HASEEB ALI

PRIRODA I DALJE DIVLJA

Monsuni, poplave i klizišta usmrtili gotovo 400 soba

epa11794901 A mud-covered, damaged vehicle lifted by a crane in the flood-hit town of Massanassa, Valencia, eastern Spain, 27 December 2024. Floods triggered by the DANA (high-altitude isolated depression) weather phenomenon hit the east of Spain on 29 October 2024, devastating Valencia and neighboring provinces and leaving at least 229 people dead. EPA/KAI FOERSTERLING

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Svjetske prirodne katastrofe nanijele štetu od 320 milijardi dolara

01.07.2020., Zagreb - Snazan cumulonimbus koji je donio tucu u okolici Zagreba.rrPhoto: Bruno Fantulin/PIXSELL

OSIGURANJE

Goleme štete od prirodnih katastrofa: 70 % osiguranog iznosa je na grmljavinske oluje

epa11526036 Rescuers stand next to submerged vehicles at a water-logged road after heavy rain on Lyngbyvejen in Copenhagen, Denmark, 04 August 2024. The heavy rain caused traffic problems in several places in the capital area. EPA/THOMAS SJOERUP DENMARK OUT

PRIRODNE KATASTROFE

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