In the Sudan, more than 600 buildings were destroyed after the dam broke through


Over 600 different buildings were destroyed as a result of the collapse of a dam in southern Sudan, Rakoba news portal reported on July 31. Water flooded the vicinity of the city of Booth, destroying and damaging several schools and infrastructure. There are no reports of dead and injured. The scale of destruction is being specified.

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