Libyan authorities have launched an Investigation into the collapse of two dams that caused a devastating flood in the coastal city of Derna, resulting in the deaths of over 11,000 people. Heavy rains from storm Daniel led to the flooding, overwhelming the dams and destroying entire neighborhoods. Search and rescue teams are still searching for bodies and survivors, with over 10,000 people still missing. Aid efforts are ongoing, including the provision of psychological support for those affected. Concerns have been raised about waterborne diseases and the shifting of explosive ordnance. The investigation will examine the allocation of maintenance funds and potential negligence by local authorities.

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