Libya Rebuilding Efforts Stalled After Floods

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Libya Rebuilding Efforts Stalled After Floods

It's been a year since deadly flash floods hit eastern Libya claiming the lives of around 4,000 people while wiping out several neighbourhoods. The ongoing instability in the conflict-hit, and politically divided, country continues to hamper rebuilding efforts. Meanwhile survivors of the disaster are still demanding accountability. Kubra Akkoc reports.

September 11, 2024