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To: Doug R who wrote (4235)	9/10/2020 1:05:06 PM
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River Nile in Sudan at highest levels since records began A 3-month state of emergency has been declared in Sudan amid severe flooding described by Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok as "catastrophic and painful." More than 100 people have died, over 100 000 homes have been damaged or destroyed, and about half a million residents have been displaced since the start of the rainy season.

To: Doug R who wrote (4235)	9/10/2020 10:06:41 PM
From: Doug R	Respond to of 6354

200 000 people homeless after severe floods hit Far North, Cameroon Widespread floods affect 2.5 million people, over 1 million acres of crops in Sindh, Pakistan Deadly floods hit Burkina Faso and Ghana, West Africa Deadly flash floods paralyze north Algeria, more than 800 homes inundated Severe hailstorm leaves a trail of destruction in Narok, Kenya Residents of Narok in Kenya, woke up to a blanket of snow and a trail of destruction Monday morning, September 7, 2020, following a heavy hailstorm that struck the town overnight. Wide swaths of crops were severely damaged, leaving farmers devastated as they estimate huge losses.The storm, accompanied by freezing cold temperatures, began Sunday night, September 6, engulfing streets and roads with ice.