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Rwanda prioritizes relocation of disaster-stricken households, post-floods reconstruction | Africanews

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Heavy rainfall caused significant 137 casualties and injuries in the northern, western, and southern provinces of Rwanda on early May. The government promptly initiated an emergency response, including evacuations and temporary relocations to camps for affected residents.

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