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Lasting heavy rain causes 103 deaths in Niger
By Xinhua Published: Sep 07, 2022 05:15 PM
A road is flooded after heavy rain in Maradi, Niger, Sept. 2, 2022. Lasting heavy rain has caused death of 103 people in Niger since June, Niger's Interior Ministry said on Tuesday in a statement. (Xinhua)

A road is flooded after heavy rain in Maradi, Niger, Sept. 2, 2022. Lasting heavy rain has caused death of 103 people in Niger since June, Niger's Interior Ministry said on Tuesday in a statement. (Xinhua)


 
A village is flooded after heavy rain in Maradi, Niger, Sept. 2, 2022. Lasting heavy rain has caused death of 103 people in Niger since June, Niger's Interior Ministry said on Tuesday in a statement. (Xinhua)

A village is flooded after heavy rain in Maradi, Niger, Sept. 2, 2022. Lasting heavy rain has caused death of 103 people in Niger since June, Niger's Interior Ministry said on Tuesday in a statement. (Xinhua)


 
A village is flooded after heavy rain in Maradi, Niger, Sept. 2, 2022. Lasting heavy rain has caused death of 103 people in Niger since June, Niger's Interior Ministry said on Tuesday in a statement. (Xinhua)

A village is flooded after heavy rain in Maradi, Niger, Sept. 2, 2022. Lasting heavy rain has caused death of 103 people in Niger since June, Niger's Interior Ministry said on Tuesday in a statement. (Xinhua)


 
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