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In the small Bosnian hamlet of Han Kran on
Mount Romanija, villagers waited for a helicopter at a flat spot that they had cleared of snow. "We are barely coping. I live on my own -- it is a real struggle," said Radenka Jeftovic, an elderly woman wrapped in woolen scarfs and hugging a food package she received. Goran Milat, a younger resident, complained that "the minuses are killing us." "We are thankful for this help," he said. "But the snow did what it did and we are blocked here until spring." Some Bosnian villages have had no electricity for days and crews were working around-the-clock trying to fix power lines. Schools, nurseries and colleges across the region shut down, including one school in eastern Hungary that said it could not afford the high heating bills. The airport in Montenegro's capital of Podgorica was shut down for the second day Thursday because of heavy snowfall.
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