More than 25,000 people in Burundi have been forced from their homes after Lake Tanganyika rose to nearly historic levels, flooding multiple western provinces.
The UN is warning of an 'unprecedented' emergency, with heavy rain expected to continue for weeks.
Al Jazeera's Alexandra Byers reports.
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#Burundi #LakeTanganyikaFlooding
The UN is warning of an 'unprecedented' emergency, with heavy rain expected to continue for weeks.
Al Jazeera's Alexandra Byers reports.
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#Burundi #LakeTanganyikaFlooding
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