How Maiduguri Faces Severe Flooding Crisis, Resident Owners Now IDPs
- Catastrophic flooding in Maiduguri is threatening to submerge half of the city.
- Residents, particularly in Galtimari, are stranded on rooftops awaiting rescue.
- Emergency response efforts are ongoing, but the situation remains dire and rapidly worsening.
How Maiduguri Faces Severe Flooding Crisis, Resident Owners Now IDPs
Maiduguri, Borno State A catastrophic flood is currently threatening to inundate half of Maiduguri, with rising waters sweeping through various parts of the city.
The situation has created widespread panic and fear, forcing many residents to abandon their homes and seek refuge elsewhere.
Galtimari, one of the hardest-hit neighbourhoods, is experiencing severe flooding. Residents in the area have been seen taking shelter on their rooftops, waiting anxiously for rescue as floodwaters continue to rise.
Authorities are advising people in high-risk zones to evacuate immediately, but the fast-moving and overwhelming flood has left many people stranded.
Efforts are underway to deploy emergency response teams, but the rapidly escalating flood has made it challenging to reach everyone in need.
The full extent of the disaster is still being assessed, but with large areas of the city under threat, there is concern that the situation could deteriorate further if immediate action is not taken.
As the situation continues to develop, updates will be provided to keep residents informed.
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