Libya floods spread fear of uncovering unexploded bombs
3 min readThe International Committee of the Red Cross has its teams currently assessing risks posed to the public in addition to relief and rescue teams, from unexploded bombs and munitions from Libya's civil war and undetonated World War II bombs and mines.
People look at the damage caused by floods in Derna, eastern Libya, on Sept. 11, 2023 (AFP)
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