The aftermath of the natural disasters in Southeast Europe this summer suggests that the countries in the region need to address loopholes in their disaster management programmes to reduce the risk of human life loss and mitigate the impact of calamities, which are expected to increase in future.
U svetlu prirodnih katastrofa koje su letos zadesile Jugoistočnu Evropu nameće se zaključak da zemlje regiona moraju da popune "rupe" u svojim programima za reagovanje u slučaju elementarnih nepogoda da bi se smanjio rizik po ljudske živote i ublažile ukupne posledice katastrofa, kojih će u budućnosti biti sve više.