Snow and ice follow deadly Croatia earthquake

Tremors have continued hitting central Croatia after a 6.3 magnitude earthquake struck on December 29 2020, killing at least seven people and injuring dozens more. Several towns and villages were left in ruins, with houses lying in wreckage on Monday as several parts of the country were also hit by freezing temperatures and snow. In Petrinja, some 25 miles south east of the Croatian capital Zagreb, snow and cold was causing difficulties for locals as well as for aid services. Many residents who lost their homes in the earthquake have been accommodated in tents, cars, campers and makeshift accommodations in below freezing temperatures.