Al Fousseini Camara/le Pictorium - inondations à Bamako au Mali et inondations du fleuve Niger septembre 2024. - 28/09/2024 - Mali/District de Bamako/Bamako - L'île de Dialagoun et son école qui éduque plus de 260 écoliers de Bozo de différents quartiers bordant le fleuve Niger à Bamako n'ont pas été épargnés par la montée des eaux le 28 septembre 2024. L’île de Dialagoun est située au milieu du fleuve Niger entre les districts de Badalabougou, Magnanbougou et Cité du Niger sur l’autre rive. L'eau a recouvert l'île, pénétrant dans les salles de classe et détruisant complètement l'educ

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• Dimensions: 5849 x 3899 px | 49,5 x 33 cm | 19,5 x 13 inches | 300dpi
• Date de la prise de vue: 28 septembre 2024
• Photographe: Le Pictorium

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Al Fousseini Camara / Le Pictorium - Floods in Bamako in Mali and flooding of the Niger River September 2024. - 28/09/2024 - Mali / Bamako District / Bamako - Dialagoun Island and its school which educates more than 260 Bozo schoolchildren from different neighborhoods bordering the Niger River in Bamako was not spared by the rising waters on September 28, 2024. Dialagoun Island is located in the middle of the river Niger between the districts of Badalabougou, Magnanbougou and Cite du Niger on the other bank. Water covered the island, entering classrooms and completely destroying the educational gardens intended for schoolchildren. Following heavy rains in recent days, the Niger River has reached its alert threshold in Bamako and many other locations in Mali. The exceptional flood and rapid increase in water levels caused devastating floods in several neighborhoods of the Malian capital. In Mali, according to the latest official figures, floods have left 76 dead, 148 injured and nearly 260, 000 people affected. The start of the school year was postponed to Monday November 4 following the state of natural disaster decreed by the authorities. The number of schools destroyed or flooded is estimated at nearly 400 across the country. Note that these torrential rains during the months of August and September caused flooding across a large part of the Sahel, a region particularly vulnerable to climate change.

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