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“Floods kill two in Iraq and swamp tens of thousands of tents in Gaza as heavy rain hits region”

“Heavy rain has brought disaster on two fronts, as flash floods in northern Iraq killed two people while flooding in Gaza inundated displacement camps, leaving tens of thousands soaked with few resources to cope.”

Two killed in Erbil floods; Gaza tents inundated by heavy rain

Key points

  • Flash floods in Erbil, capital of Iraq's Kurdistan region, killed a five-year-old and a bulldozer operator.
  • Rainfall exceeded forecasts, reaching about 80mm after 7pm in Erbil.
  • Gaza's tent camps were flooded, affecting tens of thousands of displaced people.
  • Authorities cited fuel shortages and equipment damage hindering rescue and relief efforts.
  • Officials warned residents to stay indoors to aid emergency teams and prevent further risk.
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    Heavy rain kills two in Iraq and swamps tens of thousands of Gaza tents.

    Authorities cite fuel shortages and damaged equipment, while UNICEF says restrictions on heavy machinery worsen conditions.

    SourcesAl Jazeera11:10 UTCChannel News Asia14:01 UTCThe Times of Israel15:32 UTCBBC16:25 UTCThe Japan Times23:28 UTCDawn02:01 UTCThe Korea Herald03:44 UTCThe Times of India05:08 UTCand 2 more
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    Heavy rain kills two in Iraq and swamps tens of thousands of Gaza tents.

    Authorities cite fuel shortages and damaged equipment, while UNICEF says restrictions on heavy machinery worsen conditions.
    SourcesAl Jazeera11:10 UTCChannel News Asia14:01 UTCThe Times of Israel15:32 UTCBBC16:25 UTCThe Japan Times23:28 UTCDawn02:01 UTCThe Korea Herald03:44 UTCThe Times of India05:08 UTCand 2 more
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