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Benin: Submerged Houses, Impassable Roads, the Rainy Season Falls with Vigour on the Country

Summary by Radio France Internationale
The rainy season is falling on Benin - and the entire Gulf of Guinea - with a particular intensity since June. Cotonou and its periphery have cooled on the night from Monday 29 to Tuesday 30 June: quantities of water have spilled into the economic capital and in Abomey-Calavi, flooding several districts and paralyzing certain roads. For hundreds of motorists trapped in the traffic jams, it was an endless calvary.

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Benin: Submerged Houses, Impassable Roads, the Rainy Season Falls with Vigour on the Country

The rainy season is falling on Benin - and the entire Gulf of Guinea - with a particular intensity since June. Cotonou and its periphery have cooled on the night from Monday 29 to Tuesday 30 June: quantities of water have spilled into the economic capital and in Abomey-Calavi, flooding several districts and paralyzing certain roads. For hundreds of motorists trapped in the traffic jams, it was an endless calvary.

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Radio France Internationale broke the news in Paris, France on Wednesday, July 1, 2026.
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