Storm Daniel Would Have Killed More Than 2 People

Libya is plunged into unprecedented tragedy following devastating floods caused by Storm Daniel. The alarming figures come from the east of the country, where the local chief executive, Osama Hamad, revealed the toll was catastrophic: more than 2,000 dead and thousands missing.

In a telephone interview with local TV channel Al Massar, Osama Hamad shocked the world by announcing that the dead had already passed the 2,000 mark, while the number of missing people was in the thousands. These figures are terrifying and demonstrate the seriousness of the situation.

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Details still unclear

It is important to note that the chief executive of eastern Libya did not specify the origin of these figures, which raises questions as to their accuracy. However, it is undeniable that the flooding caused by Storm Daniel had a devastating impact on the country.

Faced with this humanitarian disaster, it is imperative that emergency measures be taken to help the survivors, find the missing, and provide medical and material support to those affected. The logistical and humanitarian challenges promise to be immense.

It is also important to note that the toll could be even more serious across the country. The most remote and worst-affected regions could reveal even more devastating figures.

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