The death toll from floods in Libya has risen to 11,300 in the city of Derna, according to the United Nations. The floods have caused widespread destruction and displacement in the area.
#BREAKING Death toll from Libya floods rises to 11,300 in Derna: UN pic.twitter.com/TPjRLlSJlk
— AFP News Agency (@AFP) September 17, 2023
The death toll from devastating floods in the Libyan city of Derna has risen to a staggering 11,300, according to the United Nations. This tragic news was announced by the AFP News Agency on Twitter, along with an image highlighting the severity of the situation.
The floods in Derna, which occurred recently, have caused widespread destruction and loss of life. The exact cause and extent of the flooding are yet to be determined, but it is believed to be one of the worst natural disasters in the region’s history.
Local authorities, along with international aid organizations and the UN, are working tirelessly to provide relief and support to the affected population. Emergency teams are conducting search and rescue operations, while also providing medical assistance to those injured in the floods.
The UN and other humanitarian agencies are mobilizing resources and coordinating efforts to ensure that food, clean water, and temporary shelters are provided to those who have been displaced by the floods. Additionally, efforts are being made to restore essential services and infrastructure in the city.
The international community has also expressed its condolences and offered assistance to Libya during this difficult time. The devastating loss of life and destruction caused by the floods in Derna serve as a reminder of the urgent need for effective disaster preparedness and response measures in vulnerable regions.
As the situation in Derna continues to unfold, it is hoped that the affected population will receive the support and assistance they need to rebuild their lives and recover from this devastating natural disaster..
#BREAKING Death toll from Libya floods rises to 11,300 in Derna: UN pic.twitter.com/TPjRLlSJlk
— AFP News Agency (@AFP) September 17, 2023