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Following the floods in north-eastern Libya, according to UN OCHA and World Health Organization (WHO), as of 24 September, the death toll reached more than 4,000 people. Over 8,540 people remain currently still missing and 43,059 are…

Highlights Of the 43,000 people displaced by the floods, UNICEF estimates that at least 17,000 may be children. More than half of assessed health facilities in Al-Marj district, Derna city and part of Al-Jabal Al-Akhdar are reported either…

In response to the flooding emergency in Libya, the Italian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Antonio Tajani, gave instructions to respond to requests for support from the country, in constant…

SITUATION AT A GLANCE 4,006 Deaths Reported Due to the Floods UN – September 2023 8,548 People Missing Due to the Floods UN – September 2023 43,000 People Newly Displaced in Libya Due to the Floods UN – September 2023 884,000 People Requiring…

For Immediate Release Office of Press Relations press@usaid.gov Thursday, September 21, 2023 Press Release Today, the United States provided critical logistical support to the response to the devastating floods in Libya, airlifting vital life-saving humanitarian supplies to northeastern Libya. Commander of…

FAST FACTS More than 4,000 people are reported dead, while more than 8,000 people are missing and tens of thousands displaced The worst-affected areas are the cities Derna and Sousa, along with the neighboring towns of Al Bayada…

KEY MESSAGES Based on initial assessments, the flash floods caused by Storm Daniel have most affected Shahat and Al-Bayda, two of the largest cities in Al Jabal Al Akhdar district, following Derna city (UNICEF 14/09/2023). Despite the National…

Tripoli, Libya, 22 September 2023 -- In the wake of catastrophic floods that had a devastating impact on Libya's east coast, the World Health Organization (WHO) is taking swift action to assist affected communities. WHO is…

Highlights: Children are among the most affected, at heightened risk of public health threats and mental health and psychosocial disorders. 55 Cases of acute watery diarrhoea (AWD) among children displaced in shelters were reported by the National Centre…

According to UNHCR and UN OCHA, as of 21 September, the death toll reached more than 4,000 people, over 9,000 people remain currently still missing (in Derna) and 43,059 displaced (of which 24,500 in Derna, 3,000…