"Devastating Storm Daniel Leaves Libya in Ruins, Thousands Feared Dead"

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Torrential rain and extreme flooding caused by Storm Daniel have devastated communities in northeastern Libya, particularly the port city of Derna. The floodwaters burst through dams, leaving the city submerged and causing widespread damage. The death toll is unknown, with estimates ranging from 150 to 2,000 people feared dead. The region's crumbling infrastructure and lack of communication networks have hindered rescue efforts. Storm Daniel, which formed in the Mediterranean Sea, has also caused havoc in Greece, Turkey, and Bulgaria. The storm's intensity has eased, but urgent international assistance is needed in Libya.
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