Libyan Government Has Announced Emergency Regime In Some Regions Due To Heavy Rains

The Government of the National Unity of Libya has declared a state of emergency in the West, North and south of the country due to expected heavy rains.

The government’s statement with reference to the report of the National Meteorological Administration reports that on December 16 and 17, moderate and strong rains are predicted in the western, northern and southern regions of the country.

In connection with adverse weather conditions, a state of emergency was introduced in these regions, the statement said.

residents of the coastal zone, extending from the raspberry on the border with Tunisia to the city of Misurat, as well as the areas of Sebha, Ubhai and the plains of Juffar, a warning was made about the risk of floods and accumulation of water.

The authorities called on the Libyans to avoid lowland areas, observe the speed restrictions on the roads and monitor messages about the status of flights.

Flooding in Libya

September 10, 2023, as a result of the storm “Daniel”, which fell east of Libya in the Mediterranean region, in the cities of Benghazi, al-Baida, El-Marj, Suza and Sherna, a large-scale disaster occurred.

In the city of Drina, due to the collapse of two dams caused by a hurricane, 4540 people were killed, including 576 foreigners.