The UN thinks that at least 11,300 people have now died after catastrophic flooding in Derna, a coastal city in Libya. It reckons that some 10,000 are still missing—leaving almost a quarter of the city’s population either dead or unaccounted for. Storm Daniel, which made landfall in Libya on September 10th, appears to be the deadliest cyclone worldwide since 2008. (Plurk Paste)

The UN thinks that at least 11,300 people have now died after catastrophic flooding in Derna, a coastal city in Libya. It reckons that some 10,000 are still missing—leaving almost a quarter of the city’s population either dead or unaccounted for. Storm Daniel, which made landfall in Libya on September 10th, appears to be the deadliest cyclone worldwide since 2008.

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