A historic flood crisis is unfolding in Chad’s capital, N’Djamena, as the Logone River surged to its highest level in 30-40 years this week. Authorities warn of worsening humanitarian challenges in a nation already reeling from weeks of devastating nationwide floods. 🌍
Residents near the riverbanks described scenes of submerged homes and displaced families, with many comparing the disaster to floods last seen in the 1980s. Local officials called for urgent aid, citing risks of waterborne diseases and food shortages. 🆘
The floods have disrupted daily life across Chad, a country already grappling with political transitions and economic strain. Analysts link the extreme weather to shifting climate patterns, raising alarms for vulnerable regions globally. 📈
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