Heavy rainfall in Montenegro triggered flooding in the coastal town of Budva, where the Grđevice river overflowed and swept away several cars left in its dry riverbed.
The riverbed is often used as improvised parking during the summer due to limited parking in the city.
Local officials said residents had been warned about dangerous weather conditions and called the incident a result of irresponsible parking.
Emergency crews worked to remove vehicles to prevent further blockages as water levels continued to rise.