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Angola – Deadly Flashfloods in Luanda

June 20, 2021 Paul Schaafsma Floods Comments Off

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The government said that 24 fatalities had been reported as a result of the flooding. As many as 2,289 homes were damaged and 60 destroyed, affecting 11,000 people. Other damages includes 14 schools, 4 health centres and 4 bridges.
Richard Davies, Floodlist.com

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