Most Casualties In Libya Floods Could Have Been Avoided Most of the casualties in the devastating libya floods could have been avoided if the divided country had a functioning meteorological service, the head of the united nation's world meteorological. With survivors still desperately hoping to find the bodies of lost loved ones in debris choked towns and cities, the united nations said most of the thousands of deaths could have been avoided.
Most Libya Flood Casualties Could Have Been Avoided The majority of the thousands of deaths in catastrophic floods in libya could have been avoided, the united nations' world meteorological organization said thursday. the assertion, from world. Warnings should have been issued, leading to evacuations, "and we could have avoided most of the human casualties" meanwhile, libyan politician guma el gamaty says the flooding was a disaster. And we could have avoided most of the human casualties." general view of the city during the sunrise, following a powerful storm and heavy rainfall hitting the country, in derna, libya september. The number of casualties in the libyan city of derna has risen to 11,300, the libyan red crescent said on thursday evening, according to the associated press. as search efforts after the floods.
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