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Cyclone Daniel death toll in Libya nears 11,500, over 10,000 remain missing - Vimarsana News

Cyclone Daniel death toll in Libya nears 11,500, over 10,000 remain missing

Geneva/Tripoli (EFE).- The provisional death toll from the floods in Libya caused by the Cyclone Daniel has now climbed to 11,300 in the eastern city of Derna, the United Nations said on Sunday based on the figures provided by the Libyan Red Cross, even as the Tripoli-based government - one of the t

Source: efe.com
Libyan flood survivors weigh lack of water against landmine risk - Vimarsana News

Libyan flood survivors weigh lack of water against landmine risk

Searching for survivors a week after the disasterThe report warns of the twin dangers of water scarcity and minesVolunteers from the west of divided Libya

Cyclone Daniel death toll in Libya nears 11,500, over 10,000 remain missing - Vimarsana News

Cyclone Daniel death toll in Libya nears 11,500, over 10,000 remain missing

Geneva/Tripoli (EFE).- The provisional death toll from the floods in Libya caused by the Cyclone Daniel has now climbed to 11,300 in the eastern city of Derna, the United Nations said on Sunday based on the figures provided by the Libyan Red Cross, even as the Tripoli-based government – one of the two regimes that …

Thousands feared dead as flooding sweeps Libya - Vimarsana News

Thousands feared dead as flooding sweeps Libya

The storm causes severe flooding in eastern Libya after killing a dozen people in Europe last week.

Source: bbc.com
Storm Daniel kills at least 3000 in Libya, thousands others missing - Vimarsana News

Storm Daniel kills at least 3000 in Libya, thousands others missing

ALBAWABA - Libyan Interim Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh said in a statement that Storm Daniel killed at least 3,000 Libyans.