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Momodou



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Posted - 18 Jul 2013 :  19:26:51  Show Profile Send Momodou a Private Message
I feel sorry for them, specially this is just the begining of the rainy season.

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HEAVY STORM HITS NIANI 2 DIE 400 MADE HOMELESS

By Alhagie F.S. Sora
Foroyaa: Published on Thursday, 18 July 2013



Reliable information received from Niani District indicates that a heavy storm occurred there Tuesday night July 16th which led to the death of two people, several people injured, and over 400 hundred others rendered homeless.
According to an eye witness account, this incident happened between the hours of 20.00 hrs to 21:30hrs which lasted for about 1:30 minutes.
According to eyewitnesses,2 people namely; Fanta Barrow, a 70 year old woman of Tubakutoto village in Niani and Awa Njie,45 years, originally from Nuimi Bakindik village in the North Bank were visiting relatives at the time, died in the fatal incident on Tuesday 16 July 2013. The villages affected are Kayayi, Sukuta, Tubakutoto, Fula Kunda and Kuntaur Jakaba.
The report also reveals that Jakong Barrow, a 50 year old woman from Bajakunda in the Wuli East district who also came to visit her relatives in the area and Mariama Janneh, an 11 year old girl of Kuntaur Fula Kunda village, are all admitted at Kuntaur health centre.
The report stated that almost four to five hundred people are currently homeless including civil servants. It reveals that Kuntaur Fula Kunda staff quarters have its roof blown away. The report indicated that the storm which led to the death of these two people also destroyed more than 100 compounds.
According to the eye witness, this is the first of it’s kind in the history of the catchment area.
The inhabitants at the moment are in need of urgent help from individuals, organizations and the government of the Gambia.

Source: Foroyaa

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