By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Sbc
Rain caused flooding and fallen trees, damaging several parts of the Seychelles and leading to road closures for safety reasons. The Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation surveyed the affected areas to assess the situation.
Rain caused flooding and fallen trees on roads in the Seychelles, leading to the closure of some routes for safety reasons, reports the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation (SBC).
Heavy rain caused flooding and landslides in several areas of Praslin in the Seychelles. The SBC reported on the situation on the island after rainfall began on Thursday, without giving figures for the impact.
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Landslides and fallen trees have led to the closure of several roads on the Seychelles islands of Mahé and Praslin, including La Misère Road on Mahé. The Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation reports the weather-related disruption.
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Heavy rains have caused flooding and significant material damage in Bangui, where poor sanitation is being blamed. Environmentalist Aurel Sorongopé Zoumandji analyses the causes of the phenomenon and proposes measures to limit its consequences, in an interview broadcast by Radio Ndeke Luka.
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The Seychelles Department of Risk and Disaster Management is tackling hazards posed by trees near roads in Anse Boileau. Several public agencies are taking part in the safety operation, according to the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation.
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Seychelles honours pupils at Regina Melanie literary prizeThe Creole Institute and Seychelles’ Ministry of Tourism and Culture honoured pupils recognised at the sixth edition of the Regina Melanie literary prize. Primary schools from Mahé and Praslin were among the participating institutions, according to the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation.
Mtito Andei crash survivors recount rushed departureSurvivors of the bus crash near Mtito Andei, Kenya, say passengers wanted to postpone departure until Sunday morning. The group of 47 worshippers eventually set off on Saturday night before the collision that killed 24 people, according to accounts collected at Makindu Level 4 Hospital.The week in Africa
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