What are the natural disasters in Serbia?

Serbia is prone to a variety of natural disasters, including:

* Earthquakes: Serbia is located in an active seismic zone and has experienced several major earthquakes in the past, including the 1979 Montenegro earthquake and the 1999 Kosovo earthquake.

* Floods: The country is also subject to flooding from the Danube and its tributaries, as well as from other rivers and streams. Major floods occurred in 2006 and 2014 causing significant damage and loss of life.

* Droughts: Serbia has also experienced periods of drought, which can have a significant impact on agriculture and water resources.

* Hailstorms: Hailstorms can also be a problem in Serbia, causing damage to crops and property.

* Landslides: Landslides can occur in mountainous areas of Serbia, especially after heavy rains.

* Blizzards: Snowstorms and blizzards can occur in Serbia during winter, sometimes leading to power outages, transportation disruptions and property damage.