"Devastating Libya Floods: Death Toll Soars as Recovery Efforts Persist"

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The death toll from unprecedented flooding in northeastern Libya has reached at least 11,300 people, with another 10,100 missing in the devastated city of Derna alone. Rescuers are searching for survivors amidst the rubble and wreckage caused by the flooding, while aid groups are working to provide essential supplies and medical assistance. The flooding has destroyed critical infrastructure, leaving nearly 300,000 children at risk of disease and malnutrition. Experts believe the disaster could have been prevented with proper dam maintenance and precautionary measures.
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