Muammar Gaddafi’s son said that the Libyan people are “paying the price for a childish and futile conflict between scattered governments, illusory and nominal governments”
Saif Gaddafi: Derna dam collapse is due to state absence since 2011 Read More »
Libya’s disease control centre warned that mains water in the disaster zone is polluted and called on residents not to use it.
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The scientists cautioned that as climate change drives weather patterns to unprecedented extremes, it continues to be hazardous to construct residences in flood-prone areas or to employ subpar construction materials.
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UN migration agency says at least 30,000 people in eastern Libya have been displaced. Officials are saying the flooding in eastern Libya has left more than 10000 people dead.
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The rapidly rising waters breached two river dams upstream in Derna, resulting in a late-night tidal surge that inundated the heart of the coastal city, which is home to 100,000 residents.
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Derna was hardest-hit by flood disaster that caused two dams to collapse in Libya’s eastern city
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The discovery was made by a team of four individuals, who initially located a group of seven bodies, including three children, inside a cave near the seashore.
Maltese aid team finds ‘hundreds’ of dead bodies on Libyan beach Read More »
International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Libya announced that almost 40,000 people have been displaced northeast Libya due to Storm Daniel
IOM: 40,000 displaced from Libya due to the flooding disaster Read More »
The globe struggles with escalating numbers of natural disasters.
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UNICEF urgently requires a minimum of $6.5 million for life-saving emergency response for children affected by floods in Libya
UNICEF: 300,000 children affected by the consequences of floods in Libya Read More »
