Libya Faces Ongoing Flooding and Rain Alerts
The repercussions of the heavy rains and floods continue in Libya, as the National Meteorological Center warned of ongoing weather fluctuations and the possibility of intense thunderstorms that could lead to floods and inundations in the southern and interior regions. The warnings include areas such as Murzuq, Qatrun, Ubari, Sebha, and Tazrouk, with citizens being advised to exercise caution and avoid stream beds and water accumulation zones. The rainfall has caused water levels to rise and streams to flow in areas like Mzata, Nasma, and Bani Walid, leading to road flooding, traffic disruptions, and multiple injuries treated in hospitals—numbers exceeding 147 cases. Major roads have been damaged, and emergency efforts are underway to rescue those stranded and facilitate relief operations. Rescue teams and health services continue their mobilization to monitor the situation, with government warnings highlighting the risks of rapid water level rises, especially near streams and bridges. Forecasts predict ongoing rains and the continued threat of floods across large areas in the coming hours.
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