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Newshour: 12/09/2023 13:06 GMT: Thousands of people missing in Libya after heavy flooding

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12/09/2023 13:06 GMT

12/09/2023 13:06 GMT: Thousands of people missing in Libya after heavy flooding

Thousands of people missing in Libya after heavy flooding

BBC World Service - Newshour, Thousands of people missing in Libya after heavy flooding

More than 1,000 bodies have been recovered in Derna after dams collapse

More than 1,000 bodies have been recovered in Derna after dams collapse.

A minister in the eastern government of Libya tells us what he saw in the worst hit city, Derna, where two dams collapsed.
 
Also in the programme: for the first time in the history of the Israeli state, all 15 Supreme Court justices have convened to hear appeals against the government's attempt to restrict their power; and the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has entered Russia for a meeting with President Putin, so will an arms deal be on the table?
 
(Photo: People stand in a damaged road after a powerful storm and heavy rainfall hit Shahhat city, Libya, September 11, 2023. Credit: Reuters/Omar Jarhman)

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