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Tanzania flooding continues, fatalities and casualties rise; the climate-change factor is on display

December 06, 2023
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By Black Headline News As East African, coastal country, Tanzania should be approaching its so-termed short rainy season which usually lasts from October to early December, fatalities are rising, while 120 people were injured in the Katesh Town area, north of the Capital Dodoma, Hanang District, western Manyara Region, mainly due to landslides which occurred

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