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1,000 Still Living In Temporary Shelters A Decade After Coastal Floods – The Standard Newspaper
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1,000 Still Living In Temporary Shelters A Decade After Coastal Floods – The Standard Newspaper
Human Rights Watch (HRW) reported over the weekend that nearly one thousand Senegalese citizens continue to live in temporary shelters, with no clear prospect of relocation to permanent housing, a decade after coastal floods struck the Langue de Barbarie peninsula and destroyed their homes. HRW’s climate displacement researcher, Erica Bower, said: “A decade of living in uncertainty is an unacceptable reality for families already traumatised by c…
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