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Libya: Derna Rebuilt Three Years After the Floods

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Three years after the Derna disaster, caused by the break-up of two dams during storm Daniel, the Libyan city has a new face thanks to a vast reconstruction. But behind the new construction sites and buildings, the trauma of the inhabitants remains profound.
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Three years after the floods that had devastated the coastal city of north-east Libya and cost the lives of more than 10,000 people, Derna is almost rebuilt, but for its inhabitants, the wounds remain alive.

·Paris, France
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Three years after the Derna disaster, caused by the break-up of two dams during storm Daniel, the Libyan city has a new face thanks to a vast reconstruction. But behind the new construction sites and buildings, the trauma of the inhabitants remains profound.

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Radio France broke the news on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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