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UN Monitors Flood Damage in Tripoli as Relief Efforts Continue

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UN Monitors Flood Damage in Tripoli as Relief Efforts Continue

UN Monitoring Flood Impact in Tripoli

The United Nations in Libya said today that it is monitoring the impact of heavy rains that have affected the capital, Tripoli, and other parts of the country, resulting in water accumulation that damaged homes, businesses and property and disrupted the lives and livelihoods of citizens.

Solidarity and Appreciation for Relief Efforts

The United Nations expressed its solidarity with all those affected and commends the tireless efforts of national and local authorities, emergency teams and volunteers to assist affected residents and ensure their safety.

UN Calls for Climate-Resilient Preparedness

Amid the growing challenges posed by climate change and extreme weather events worldwide, the United Nations reaffirms its readiness to continue cooperating with national partners and providing technical expertise to enhance emergency preparedness and response, develop early warning systems and reduce disaster risks, thereby helping to protect lives, property and livelihoods.

Tripoli Begins Cleanup After Floods

Tripoli is cleaning up following severe flooding and heavy rainfall.

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