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At least 64 people have been killed in floods and landslides triggered by heavy rains in the Gamo Zone of southern Ethiopia, with 128 people reported missing. The disaster affected the Gacho Baba, Kamba and Bonke districts following a week of heavy rainfall.

At least 64 people have been killed in floods and landslides triggered by heavy rains in the Gamo Zone of southern Ethiopia, with 128 people reported missing. The disaster affected the Gacho Baba, Kamba and Bonke districts following a week of heavy rainfall.

Most of the victims were found buried in mud after saturated slopes collapsed in highland areas. One person was pulled out of the mud alive during rescue operations, according to Gamo Zone director of disaster response Mesfin Manuqa.

Most of the victims were found buried in mud after saturated slopes collapsed in highland areas. One person was pulled out of the mud alive during rescue operations, according to Gamo Zone director of disaster response Mesfin Manuqa.

Tilahun Kebede, president of the South Ethiopia Regional State, urged residents to move to higher ground as rains continue. He called on communities living in highlands and flood-prone areas to take necessary precautions given the ongoing rainy season.

Tilahun Kebede, president of the South Ethiopia Regional State, urged residents to move to higher ground as rains continue. He called on communities living in highlands and flood-prone areas to take necessary precautions given the ongoing rainy season.

Mudslides blocked key roads and several bridges were flooded, disrupting transport and complicating rescue operations in affected areas. The overflow of the Kulfo and Sego rivers caused damage to institutions and infrastructure in Arba Minch city and nearby districts.

Mudslides blocked key roads and several bridges were flooded, disrupting transport and complicating rescue operations in affected areas. The overflow of the Kulfo and Sego rivers caused damage to institutions and infrastructure in Arba Minch city and nearby districts.

Torrential rains have unleashed widespread flooding across East Africa in recent days, with dozens also killed in neighboring Kenya. In July 2024, a deadly mudslide caused by heavy rain killed more than 250 people in southern Ethiopia.

Torrential rains have unleashed widespread flooding across East Africa in recent days, with dozens also killed in neighboring Kenya. In July 2024, a deadly mudslide caused by heavy rain killed more than 250 people in southern Ethiopia.

Multiple studies have tracked the increasing frequency of extreme wet and dry periods in East Africa over the past 20 years. Forecasters say storms are becoming more intense in the region, partly due to climate change.

Multiple studies have tracked the increasing frequency of extreme wet and dry periods in East Africa over the past 20 years. Forecasters say storms are becoming more intense in the region, partly due to climate change.

64 Dead, 128 Missing in Ethiopia Floods and Landslides

64 Dead, 128 Missing in Ethiopia Floods and Landslides

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