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Flood-ravaged Libyan port city of Derna getting back on its feet, but trauma lingers

  • They included 3,500 apartments for displaced families, nine bridges — four crossing the riverbed, with some having been turned into a public promenade — new roads, a desalination plant, new schools, a university, and a 600-bed hospital
By AFP ·

Libya’s Derna hosts theater festival year after flash flood

By AFP ·

A Libyan city scarred by disaster tries to rebuild a year after deadly flooding

By AP ·

UN Libya envoy urges unified Derna flood response

By Reuters ·

Libya’s eastern government postpones Derna reconstruction conference

By AFP ·
Update

Libya says Derna mayor, other officials detained as part of investigation into deadly dam collapse

By AP ·

Libya’s flood-hit Derna to host reconstruction conference: authorities

By AFP ·

Debris and dead bodies clutter flood-hit Libyan port

By AFP ·

Libyan minister says journalists asked to leave flood-hit Derna

By Reuters ·

Libya flood damage ‘defies comprehension’: UN official

By Caspar Webb ·

29 metric tons of relief supplies reach flood-stricken Libya

By Arab News ·

Egyptian village mourns scores of its men killed in flooding in Libya where they worked for years

By AP ·

WHO releasing $2m from emergency fund for Libya flood victims

By Reuters ·

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