Jezivi snimci iz grada u kojem je u jednom trenu poginulo najmanje 11 hiljada ljudi

U gradu Derni, koji je najviše pogođen katastrofalnim poplavama u Libiji, na mnogim tačkama su vidljivi bolni tragovi katastrofe.

Snažno nevrijeme u centralnom Sredozemlju izazvalo je katastrofu u mnogim naseljima, a posebno u gradu Derne. U gradu, u kojem se nastavljaju potraga i spašavanje, rade humanitarne ekipe iz raznih zemalja.

Snimci zabilježeni dronom pokazuju kako je poplava ostavila iza sebe pustoš u mnogim dijelovima grada Derne.

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Dok su kuće i vozila potpuno uništeni, na hiljade ljudi je izgubilo živote. Uočeno je da je stotine vozila oštećeno u gradu, gdje su se ulice i kuće ostale ispod naslaga blata.

Prema posljednjim podacima Ujedinjenih nacija, samo u gradu Derne u poplavama je broj smrtno stadalih porastao na 11.300, a za najmanje 10.000 osoba se još uvijek traga.

VIDEO — Drone footage shows wide-scale destruction of multi-story buildings in the flood-ravaged Libyan city of Derna, in the aftermath of deadliest storm to hit country in decades that has now killed over 11,000 people, with thousands of others missing pic.twitter.com/Z6BkCi7JNE

— Daily Sabah (@DailySabah) September 17, 2023

Catastrophic levels of destruction in Libya. Entire neighbourhoods wiped out and the streets of Derna filled with bodies of the dead. More than 11,300 people confirmed dead and the death toll could exceed 20,000. pic.twitter.com/YUmuyXyinI

— muslim daily (@muslimdaily_) September 16, 2023

The Palestinian Rapid Response and Rescue Team (PRRRT) recovers bodies of victims from various sites flooded with water in the Libyan city of #Derna. pic.twitter.com/jsIUmmxjg5

— PICA (@pica_mofa) September 16, 2023

Mawada & Rahma were on the 4th floor when the water started to rise in Derna. In the dark, @itsmawadaa recorded cries of fear. During first light, she filmed again. Most of the water was gone, but so was her city. Neighbours pass by with dead bodies. pic.twitter.com/9WhXakIGSe

— Jenan Moussa (@jenanmoussa) September 16, 2023