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Severe flooding impacts South Sulawesi, Indonesia - floodwaters up to 67 inches deep

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Numerous areas in South Sulawesi experienced extensive flooding since Tuesday following several days of heavy rainfall, which caused three rivers to overflow, prompting thousands to flee to safer locations. The flood impacted the provincial capital of Makassar along with Maros and Gowa, leading officials to discharge water from Gowa's Bilibili Dam at an overflow rate of 1,000 cubic metres per second, according to official data. Flooding also inu…

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Severe flooding impacts South Sulawesi, Indonesia - floodwaters up to 67 inches deep

Numerous areas in South Sulawesi experienced extensive flooding since Tuesday following several days of heavy rainfall, which caused three rivers to overflow, prompting thousands to flee to safer locations. The flood impacted the provincial capital of Makassar along with Maros and Gowa, leading officials to discharge water from Gowa's Bilibili Dam at an overflow rate of 1,000 cubic metres per second, according to official data. Flooding also inu…

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