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Libya Flood

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Storm Daniel collapses two dams causing unprecedented floods

On Sunday 10 September, Storm Daniel hit north-eastern Libya, causing extreme rainfall resulting in devastating flash floods.

Two dams burst in the port city of Derna and entire neighbourhoods have been washed away. Benghazi, Sousa, and Al-Mar have also reported significant damage. Thousands of people are affected and vital infrastructure is destroyed.

This is a live and ongoing crisis. This page will be updated regularly with more information and resources.

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