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Burundi ravaged by flooding from rainfall, swollen Lake Tanganyika

Burundi ravaged by flooding from rainfall, swollen Lake Tanganyika
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Burundi: How rising Lake Tanganyika triggers urgent humanitarian needs - Burundi

Burundi: How rising Lake Tanganyika triggers urgent humanitarian needs
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Children wade through their schoolyard in Gatumba zone, Bujumbura Rural province © IOM 2021/Triffin Ntore
What are we going to do if the water does not stop rising? That question has been on everyone s mind: Homeowners, building contractors and construction workers, farmers, market vendors, schoolchildren, commuters, and of course, development and humanitarian workers.
During the past two years persistent heavy rain, followed by floods, landslides, and strong winds, has raised Lake Tanganyika to dangerous levels, engulfing entire roads, markets, school playgrounds and churches. Welcome at first, the downpours soon began to wreak havoc on lives and livelihoods in the Republic of Burundi and across the entire sub-region. The world’s second-deepest lake – and as long as 600 km – is shared between Burundi, the United Republic of Tanzania, the Republic of Zambia and the Democratic Rep ....

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US Ambassador to Burundi visits displacement sites - Burundi

US Ambassador to Burundi visits displacement sites
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Bujumbura, 30 April 2021 - Today, Ms Melanie Harris Higgins, Ambassador of the United States to Burundi, accompanied by the International Organization for Migration (IOM), and other humanitarian partners visited the internal displacement sites of Kigaramango, Kinyinya II and Mushasha I, located in Gatumba, in the commune of Mutimbuzi (Bujumbura Rural province). Accompanying the visit were the local authorities and the National Platform for Risk Prevention and Disaster Management.
Ms Melanie Harris Higgins was able to witness the living conditions of internally displaced persons in these sites, which have been set up as relief shelters for those most affected by the devastating floods, affecting up to 50,000 people, since 2020. ....

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Heavy floodings displace thousands from their homes in Burundi

In Burundi, heavy rains has displaced thousands of people from their homes. The Gatumba, Mutimbuzi region located 5km from Bujumbura province has experience heavy floods since Monday, January 11 after Rusizi River, a tributary of Lake Tanganyika, overflowed causing havoc. The victims are now asking for protection.
We are asking the government or other benefactors to build dikes to protect the Rusizi River from our flood city, one victim said.
For environmental experts, in addition to the effects of climate change, this situation is aggravated by poor land planning.
These floods are caused by climate change. But there is another aggravating factor which is land planning, Jean-Marie Sabushimike, expert in risk prevention and disaster management told Africanews. ....

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