At least ten migrants, including a baby, have drowned after their boat capsized while attempting to cross the Drina River from Serbia to Bosnia. The incident, which occurred early Thursday, involved around 30 migrants, with 18 survivors, including three children. Rescue operations are ongoing, as authorities search for additional missing individuals. The migrants primarily hail from Syria and Egypt, with the tragedy highlighting the continued dangers faced by those using the Balkan route to reach Europe. Despite a significant decrease in illegal crossings in the region, the perilous journey persists, particularly for those relying on smugglers. The situation has drawn attention to the broader challenges of migration in the Balkans as conflicts and poverty drive people to seek refuge in EU countries.