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Alluvion in Ethiopia: airlifters to carry necessities for the affected population

Addis Abeba, Ethiopia - The South-Eastern areas of the African country hit by the disaster can be hardly reached

Rescue teams trying to reach from the Ethiopian capital Addis Abeba the areas in the South-Eastern side of the African country hit by the recent alluvion are still working as they generated overflows, causing impressive floods which involved 16 small towns, destroyed the houses of more than 1000 persons and killed more than 70 civilians. It seems that the rescue activities have not be easy to date...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 119360
Rome, Italy, 04/26/2005 17:58
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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