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Botswana authorities say at least nine people were confirmed dead Monday, as rare flooding hit the semi-arid country. More than 5,000 people have been affected by the floods as record rainfall fell over the last week.
The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) said at least 600,000 schoolchildren were experiencing disruptions due to the floods. Schools have been closed since last week, but Mohwasa said most are expected to reopen on Tuesday.
Fortunately, the schoolchildren were able to go back to their classes yesterday, February 25. Their water and current supplies were also restored. The hospitals are also operational. The affected residents are thankful to the Botswana Red Cross Society for supplying them with relief items and food to evacuation centers. Botswana, like most southern African countries, has been recovering from the devastating El Nino-induced drought.
REPORT SOURCE: V/A Africa
The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) said at least 600,000 schoolchildren were experiencing disruptions due to the floods. Schools have been closed since last week, but Mohwasa said most are expected to reopen on Tuesday.
Fortunately, the schoolchildren were able to go back to their classes yesterday, February 25. Their water and current supplies were also restored. The hospitals are also operational. The affected residents are thankful to the Botswana Red Cross Society for supplying them with relief items and food to evacuation centers. Botswana, like most southern African countries, has been recovering from the devastating El Nino-induced drought.
REPORT SOURCE: V/A Africa