Floods kill at least 110 people after heavy rain in Nigeria
Summary
Heavy rain in central Nigeria has led to floods that killed at least 110 people, according to officials. Over 50 homes were destroyed, and many residents were left homeless, with the worst-hit areas being the Tiffin Maza and Anguwan Hausawa districts in Mokwa town. Rescue efforts are ongoing, and more people remain at risk as the rainy season begins.Key Facts
- At least 110 people have died in flooding in central Nigeria due to heavy rainfall.
- The rain lasted several hours and caused significant flooding damage.
- Over 50 houses were washed away in the floods.
- The districts of Tiffin Maza and Anguwan Hausawa in Mokwa town were the worst affected.
- Authorities are continuing search and rescue operations.
- The rainy season has just started in Nigeria, increasing the risk of more floods.
- Similar floods in 2022 forced 1.3 million people to leave their homes and caused over 600 deaths.
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