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Crocodiles Invade Flooded Mozambique Towns Amid Crisis

1/23/2026

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Severe flooding in Mozambique has led to crocodiles appearing in submerged towns, resulting in at least three deaths.
Torrential rains have driven floods that have killed over 100 people across southern Africa and damaged critical infrastructure.
Authorities in Gaza Province, particularly in Xai-Xai, warn residents to avoid still waters where crocodiles may be present.
The World Health Organization has reported significant disruptions to health services, leaving tens of thousands without care.
Urgent action is needed to restore essential services and address rising hunger and disease risks among displaced populations.

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Story summary

Severe flooding in Mozambique has led to crocodiles appearing in submerged towns, resulting in at least three deaths.
Torrential rains have driven floods that have killed over 100 people across southern Africa and damaged critical infrastructure.
Authorities in Gaza Province, particularly in Xai-Xai, warn residents to avoid still waters where crocodiles may be present.
The World Health Organization has reported significant disruptions to health services, leaving tens of thousands without care.
Urgent action is needed to restore essential services and address rising hunger and disease risks among displaced populations.