Residents walk across a makeshift bamboo bridge following a heavy down pour last week in Ibadan, Nigeria , Friday, Sept 2, 2011. Flash flooding across Nigeria's southwest killed at least 102 people in the last week, the country's Red Cross said .Some 1,500 people remain displaced by the torrential downpours, officials said.The major flood hit hardest in Oyo state's capital of Ibadan. Heavy rains there on Friday made a local dam overflow, sending water crashing through the informal settlements surrounding the city. The water also damaged three bridges in the area, trapping people in their neigh

• Collaboratore: Associated Press
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• Data acquisizione: 2 settembre 2011
• Fotografo: Sunday Alamba

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Not available to licence for any broadcast or streaming service, video on demand, film, national newspaper or to create a NFT. This content is intended for editorial use only. For other uses, additional clearances may be required. Residents walk across a makeshift bamboo bridge following a heavy down pour last week in Ibadan, Nigeria , Friday, Sept 2, 2011. Flash flooding across Nigeria's southwest killed at least 102 people in the last week, the country's Red Cross said .Some 1, 500 people remain displaced by the torrential downpours, officials said.The major flood hit hardest in Oyo state's capital of Ibadan. Heavy rains there on Friday made a local dam overflow, sending water crashing through the informal settlements surrounding the city. The water also damaged three bridges in the area, trapping people in their neighborhoods. (AP Photo/Sunday Alamba)

Parole chiave associate all'immagine

• genrl notizie
• incidenti e disastri
• inondazioni
• meteorologico