The devastation caused by Storm Daniel in eastern Libya has resulted in a tragic loss of life, with at least 11,000 individuals losing their lives, and approximately 30,000 people being displaced. Additionally, the fate of nearly 10,000 individuals remains uncertain. The storm impacted several cities, including Bayda, Benghazi, al-Marj, and Susa, over the course of Sunday, 10 September, and Monday, 11 September. However, the city of Derna bore the brunt of the disaster, experiencing the most severe consequences when two dams upstream burst, releasing massive volumes of water. The recovery efforts are ongoing, with teams working diligently to retrieve bodies and aid Derna and other towns that have been isolated due to the storm’s damage. It’s worth noting that outside assistance only began to reach Derna on Tuesday, 12 September, more than 36 hours after the catastrophe. In Derna, a quarter of the city has been devastatingly affected. In light of this tragedy, several organizations have come forward to collect donations to assist survivors and support the emergency response efforts. Your contributions to these organizations can make a significant difference in the lives of those affected by this disaster. The…
