The disaster has claimed the lives of 55 people, with tens of thousands affected and displaced.
According to the Civil Protection Directorate, the death toll has risen to 55, with 112 injured and 73,778 people impacted across multiple regions. The region of Ségou has been hit hardest, with over 34,000 people affected.
Rescue efforts are underway, but the situation remains challenging due to persistent rainfall and inadequate infrastructure. The capital, Bamako, has recorded the highest number of fatalities, followed by Koulikoro, Kita, and Ségou.
The floods have caused widespread damage, including collapsed houses and electrocutions. Authorities have urged residents in riverside areas to evacuate to avoid further casualties.
With the alert levels rising in several regions, the situation is expected to worsen in the coming days. The government is calling for immediate assistance to address the humanitarian emergency and provide relief to the affected population.
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