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May 24, 2022 News
– Rupununi residents forced into shelters
– City drains and canals filled to capacity
Kaieteur News – Due to the passing of a tropical wave, several parts of Guyana have been experiencing continuous rainfalls which resulted in severe flooding – some Rupununi residents have been forced into shelters and city drains and canals have been filled to capacity.
A mother and her child crossing the St. Ignatius Bridge which was flooded with near-waist deep water [Photo Credit: John Forde]
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