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Red Cross: 10 killed in flooding in hilly eastern Uganda

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Nine people have died in flooding in the eastern Ugandan city of Mbale, officials say. Police and the military have been called in to help in the search and rescue operations. The Nabuyonga and Namatala rivers burst their banks, causing flooding across most parts of the city.

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News18 India

Nine Perish in Uganda Floods, Many More 'Feared Dead'

Relief operations are underway following flooding in the eastern Ugandan city of Mbale after two rivers burst their banks

2 years ago·India

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Associated Press News

Red Cross: 10 killed in flooding in hilly eastern Uganda

The Red Cross says heavy rains have triggered flooding in hilly eastern Uganda that burst river banks and submerged homes and roads, killing at least 10 people. The victims of

2 years ago·United States

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abc News

Red Cross: 10 killed in flooding in hilly eastern Uganda

The Red Cross says heavy rains have triggered flooding in hilly eastern Uganda that burst river banks and submerged homes and roads, killing at least 10 people

2 years ago·United States

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The Washington Post

Red Cross: 10 killed in flooding in hilly eastern Uganda

The Red Cross says heavy rains have triggered flooding in hilly eastern Uganda that burst river banks and submerged homes and roads, killing at least 10 people

2 years ago

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The Guardian Nigeria

Nine perish in Uganda floods, many more ‘feared dead’

Nine people have lost their lives and many more are feared dead in flooding in the eastern Ugandan city of Mbale after two rivers burst their banks, leaving a trail of destruction, officials said Sunday.

2 years ago·Nigeria

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MY Northwest

Red Cross: 10 killed in flooding in hilly eastern Uganda

KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) — Heavy rains in hilly eastern Uganda triggered flooding that burst river banks and submerged homes and roads, killing at least 10 people, the Red Cross said Sunday.The victims of the Saturday night downpour lived in the neighboring districts of Kapchorwa and Mbale. Videos of the scene showed terrified people squirming for safety as water levels rose in one village, toppling houses and felling banana trees. The death toll is…

2 years ago·Tacoma, United States

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