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In corrupt Libya, longtime warnings of the collapse of the Derna dams went unheeded – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

In corrupt Libya, longtime warnings of the collapse of the Derna dams went unheeded – Winnipeg Free Press

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In corrupt Libya, longtime warnings of the collapse of the Derna dams went unheeded - Vimarsana News

In corrupt Libya, longtime warnings of the collapse of the Derna dams went unheeded

Experts have warned for years that floods pose a significant danger to two dams protecting nearly 90,000 people in northeastern Libya. They repeatedly called for immediate maintenance to the two

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libya: In corrupt Libya, longtime warnings of the collapse of the Derna dams went unheeded - Vimarsana News

libya: In corrupt Libya, longtime warnings of the collapse of the Derna dams went unheeded

Two dams in northeastern Libya that were meant to protect nearly 90,000 people from floods broke, causing widespread destruction and loss of life. Experts had long warned about the danger posed by the dams and called for maintenance, but successive governments did not respond.

Libya floods: Derna dams' collapse warnings went unheeded amid corruption - Vimarsana News

Libya floods: Derna dams' collapse warnings went unheeded amid corruption

Experts had said floods posed significant danger to the dams protecting 90,000 people.

Warnings before devastating Libya floods went unheeded - Vimarsana News

Warnings before devastating Libya floods went unheeded

The warnings were clear but went unheeded. Experts had long said that floods posed a significant danger to two dams meant to protect nearly 90,000 people i