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Heavy Rains Lead to Senegal Floods, Government Reports Several Deaths

Heavy rains flooded roads and damaged buildings, while officials warned of more rain and possible school delays.

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DAKAR, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Heavy rains flooded roads and destroyed buildings over the weekend in Senegal, as the ​government said several people had been ‌killed and warned of more rain to come. • Flash floods in the capital Dakar and elsewhere disrupted...

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<p>Senegal has been covered by heavy water in the weeks before the Summer Youth Olympics, there are casualties Heavy rains have caused floods, deaths and destruction of buildings in Senegal. Authorities warned of new precipitation and possible transfer of training.</p>

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Dakar, Oct 5 (Latin Press) After 48 hours of heavy rains in Senegal, the Ministry of the Interior and Public Security reported today that the floods left several fatal victims although the figure is not yet accurate. The post Floods due to heavy rains in Senegal leave fatalities first appeared on News Prensa Latina.

In Senegal, 3 people died and 2 were injured when a wall of a house and a hangar in Matam collapsed in Dakar during the last 48 hours of effective heavy rains. Rainfall in some spots exceeded 100 millimeters per square meter and the intervention was ongoing, the ministry reported.

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senenews.com broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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