is where libby sat. today, there is a huge e storm wall to keep the james river from overflowing its a large -- about the height of this room. d there is a cut in the wall right where libby sat and people that are jogging, walking and walking their dogs cut through the cut. just out of curiosity, i have gone there and stood there and everybody that goes by with their dogs are jogging. i said excuse me, have you ever heard of libby? no one ever said yes. do you know what used to be d here? nobody knew. i said you know what's under a the ground here? the bones of -- nobody knew. gu there is a sign. i took this picture. e it is a little bigger than a license plate. that is the remnants of libby. what is poetic is the ground that was libby is now a parking lot and building. >> years ago, somebody bought the ground and built the building. guess what's on the site now? the virginia holocaust museum. entirely appropriate that consecrating and hallowing this ground is another memorial to another horrible event i

all inside libby. so they put on shows, they reenacted shakespeare, they had classes in german, latin, greek, various languages. there were classes on theology, classes on everything in their new on the new art of photography, even though they didn't have cameras inside, they would explain it. so the prisoners would amuse themselves by all putting on classes and attending classes. the problem was they had to do it quietly. so they sang, but they sang in a whisper. they acted out. but everybody had to lean in because they were too loud. the guards would come up and bayoneted people or beat people. they produced their own newspaper called, the libby chronicle. if somebody managed to steal some paper and put it inside, they wrote really small. and then each man get up and read a section of it or. if you had news and nothing to write with or on, you would just get up and talk about it. so they had a newspaper fellow named beaudry canady and then to main, he was the editor of the newspaper, and when he was

the lives of libby is one of those club countries in the world. there is no formal audits, the meaningful audits of government spending, the government public funds go to the governments are not public collected. what happens when a government is not comfortable to the people, but you get a self serve, it's not public servants. and this is a problem, but what do you has gone through for a decade spigot? definitely. she was a tardy and it was characterized by christ. and uh, this, uh, this tradition uh, continues today, cuz construction control. uh, uh, corruption is huge. uh me see here is uh kickbacks between businesses, lots of the meeting standards of building all of that the urban planning. so literally, so corruption here plays a huge role. maybe x, but i above what i'd like to like to thank you so much for joining us here on the w today. thanks for your analysis. it's now morocco's strongest earthquake has killed nearly 3000 people and left many homeless. and now the government has announced an aid program to help people cope with the damage

but that needs to be a drastic change. libby's of once it elections for 10 years that have been blocked by you and process. the is which is not designed to allow for elections is designed to the, to create on the pointed governments that will block collections. how do we know that? because we did have states of them in the last decade, each of them i promised collections and they never delivered. so there's criminal culpability. on the local level, there was international complexity of the national level. and libyans are the ones, the blameless victims of this. they're picking up the pieces and they have to build a tomorrow, and they need to do that without the kind of criminal accomplices that had been the custodians of the last 10 years. well, thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us on the date of the news that is with the analyst, a nice of commodity. we really appreciate your time. thank you. and that is their news update at this hour. uh, we do have a reminder of our top story before we go north korea's leader kim jong and has pledged his full support for russia at t

and libby is prosecute to general opens an investigation into the collapse of 2 times that caused a devastating floods in the coastal city of done thousands of dead and more than $10000.00 missing after the flood waters swept them away. and in the britain this weekend to learn schools to late goal is to see a full to victory against fry bug that i'm much more coming up later. you know, for the high that i'm jack. perfect. well, welcome to the program. the you is sending is commission president, us live on the line to visit the italian island of lum producer of the room, aust brussels for helped to deal with the rapid increase in migrant arrivals. italian prime minister, georgia maloney is now calling for naval blockade of north africa. this week, more than a 1000 people arrived on produce a overwhelming the islands of migrants. the section centre migrants have been forced to sleep item the open as their weights transferred to other parts of italy . dw christine monday has moved from the island of land, produced so many people to little space. these men are desperate to get off of them produce.

invitation of italy's prime minister, georgia maloney is now cooling for naval blockade of north africa. libby is prosecute to general opens an investigation into the collapse of the 2 times that caused a devastating floods in the coastal city of done. size is a dead and move in 10 size and missing off the flood waters swept them away and in the button to sneak a door and scored too late, goes to see a full to victory against fryeburg that much more coming up later. and also the 2nd, [000:00:00;00] the high that i'm jack power and welcome to the program. the us sending it's commission president us live on the line to visit the italian island of lum producer of the room, aust brussels for help to deal with a rapid increase in migrant arrivals. italian prime minister, georgia maloney is 9 calling for naval blockade of north africa. or this week more than a 1000 people arrived on line producer overwhelming the islands migrant reception center. my friends have been forced to sleep in the open as they await transfer to other parts of it to the dw christine monday. what has moved from produce so man

here's a reminder of our top story. libby is red, crescent says more than 11000 people. i'm not going to have died in the city of done a large parts of the coastal city was swept away off to, to wrench will rain caused to dams to bus not. don't forget, you can always get dw news on the guy. just stein load. all right, from the google play or from the apple app store. that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking the that's own from me tonight. but keep watching because interest rates in your on the move up please. again, rob was we'll tell you more about that in dw business news. after the break, i'm check part i'm from one of us here on the news team invalid. thanks so much for attention. by the, every jenny is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some of the right people in your northern most count the police the.

the heart kinda welcome to the program. libby is red, crescent says more than 11000 people have died in the city of done. the death toll has yet to be verified, but libya and officials say is likely to rise large parts of the coastal city was swept away off the torrential rain caused to dams to bust. now there were concerns about the spread of disease. as bodies lie among the ruins, people search for bodies along the beach and the hard hit the city of dirt or not. after torrential rains burst dams on sunday, unleashing a torrent of water down a river bed that by 6, the port city in eastern libya, washing away multi story buildings and sleeping families inside nicholas miller. so we heard a large bang is, but anyone who is awake and done, i for sure, must have heard the deadline was it was unbelievable. everybody could hear it. when we went outside, there was no more the city it had been raised to the ground and was gonna let you know i'm on. so there's hodges, my black. hundreds of bodies covered in bags and blankets. line during those mud cake streets, awaiting mass burials as traum

now, libby is prosecute. the general has noticed the investigation into the collapse of 2 times that caused a devastating floods in the coastal city of done. thousands of people are being buried in mass graves and thousands of others are still missing, but as well as his rush to recover bodies. 8 groups, a warning against mass burials saying they could west and mental distress and pose have pose health wrists around water volunteers kind doing as diva stated coastline. pulling bodies from the debris, nearly a week of to floods, overwhelmed to nearby dams and a will of water that charged through the sea. the extent of the damage is diva stacey. but the pace of recovery is slow. survive is struggling to access me to send and clean water. and some families still trying to pull loved ones from the collapsed phones. and that is the sort of, there's nobody to help. there's no government. they've been very tiff of 5 days. as the death toll rises, many bodies of being rushed to mass graves, $3000.00 estimation to be

okay, at to what extent would you say will libby as political divisions affect its ability now to cope with this post the human tragedy? and obviously also an environmental disaster on this incredible scale. as i'm fortunately, libya has been um, started within the political division and fragmentation status for over 10 years. now the focus has been more on a make for a stable government. but given that this to you wish and has been more focused on this and having this fragmentation in hand, it's clear that of the efforts entitling this issue which requires more unity and support from all local authorities in order to cope with this. but given that the focus has been more on the fragmentation, the political instability, and so on, up and little has been done basically to address environmental challenges for over 2 years. is now reflecting negatively because of the storm. daniel, that's what i wanted to ask you because libby or of course is known as an oil producing countries. so to what extent is there any recognition within libya, all of the importance of environmental issues. unfortu

of the police prime minister, georgia mental and who is $944.00, a naval blockade of north africa. libby as prosecutor general opens an investigation into the collapse of 2 times that caused a devastating floods in the coastal city of durn sizes are dead and more than 10000 missing after the flood waters swept them away. under the bonus they get dormant sport too late goals for sale, a for to victory against fryeburg that and much more coming up later, a sport segments the unpopular phone any as welcome to the program the use as it's top official or so the funder line will visit the autonomy an island of land producer after rome asked brussels for help to deal with a rapid increase in migrant arrivals. italian prime minister, georgia maloney is now calling for a naval blockade of north africa. this week, more than 8000 people arrived online, produce a overwhelming the islands migrant for section center, migrants of being forced to sleep in the open and stay away transferred to other parts of it. the dw is christine one, do i has more from i'm producing too many people to little space. th

but libby, as political divisions appear to be getting in the way the countries to rival governments have their own resources and their own approach to this disaster. without a united response rescue operations have been inevitably delayed. so how will it be a managed this devastation and candace crisis be a catalyst for political unity, or will it fuel rivalry? will explore these issues with our guess in a moment. but 1st of this report by katya lopez or the over whelming for lots have swept through parts of eastern libya, swamping roads, destroying buildings, and taking thousands of lives. patients and medical staff were forced to evacuate several hospitals with flood waters tramping. many people said the situation is horrible. it's extremely sad. the people suffering from the floods and we haven't been able to reach them. the hardest hit city is there are no home to about a 100000 people. there's devastation as far as the i can see. 2 of the cities, main sams collapse of merging much of the city and drowning residence. the see why they've done that. definitely. medina, 3 bridge is

but the but we have also many, much that those costs will cease by having proper services in place. libby and authorities are vowing to look into whether human error played a part in the catastrophe, volunteers, and 8 groups. both local and international are on the ground supporting victims. european countries including france, germany and finland are providing medical teens as well as generators diverse and search and rescue helicopters. what can c mature visit relief with with the red crescent, he gave me an update from out by that in libby as flood, effective east. the. the see here some other people so the piece to missing today that the people see the destruction also going to see this is getting the messages are going to be done on the on the findings. i guess. i mean, to be that it was easy to complete the dentist and the only one is that a so we are short tv. what are the things with people who use in the right of 500 people pulled the life though? so there is, there is still a hope even after all these days the today actually today for based on the disaster. so yeah, everyone how

landed in recent days, overwhelming local services the jet park high that welcome to the program. libby is red, crescent says more than 11 size and people have died in floods. in the city of done, the death toll is yet to be verified, but living in officials say it is likely to rise large parts of the coastal city was swept away off to rental rain, caused to dams to bust neither concerns about the spread of disease. as bodies lie among the ruins, people search for bodies along the beach in the heart hit the city of dirt or not after torrential rains, burst dams on sunday, unleashing a torrent of water down the river bed that by 6, the port city in eastern libya, washing away multi story buildings and sleeping families inside or miss miller. so we heard a large bang this, but anyone who is awake and done a for sure must have heard of the deadline. was it was unbelievable. you. everybody could hear it. when we went outside, there was no more the city it had been raised to the ground. i'm just gonna let you know i'm on. so it was hodges my black jewel. hundreds of bodies covered in bags an

it's an unprecedented disaster and help has been slow to arrive back in uh, we call on all the young libby, and anyone who has a degree or any medical affiliation to please come and help us despite warnings that the storm was coming. presidents were not evacuated, but there is no, no generally heard that the dam had burned, and water had flooded the area which had people were asleep. and no one was ready. crumbling infrastructure and political divisions which rival factions controlling different parts of the country have made libya particularly vulnerable and official from the eastern administration who visited the city said as much as 25 percent of their in a had disappeared. meanwhile, olivia's internationally recognized government based in trip. we don't play the need for international aid even though doesn't control the affected region. 7, we had to postpone all demands for assistance in wisconsin with the exception of crucial cases. we sort of when we, when we said we don't need food, water medicine or even manpower. and that's what we need to specialists and we need help retrieving b

but the investigation could face major challenges with libby, a split between rival administrations for most of the past decade. let's take a look at some of the stories making news around the world. now molly, news and became a fast so have signed a mutual defense treaty establishing the alliance of so health states. the parts committed the 3 nations to assist each other in case of an external attack following a crew in the shower in july, the economic community of west african stays threatened to intervene to restore the democratically elected government. that has been demonstrations in several european countries to mock one year since the death of the reigning woman, the spot nationwide protest movement in iran, security forces destructive protests. i'm briefly detained. the father of gina mass, meaning she died in hospital, also being detained for allegedly, failing to wear had come headscarf, properly and bridges. comedian russell bryant has denied allegations of sex, abuse rate and coercive behavior for women. the alleged, the souls took place between 20062013. the form upon the o

well since the over throwing killing of colonel a get delphi libby, split between 2 rival government cells, being mired in conflict in 2014, the civil war broke out between arm groupings including estimate militants allied with isis. recent conversations on social media. how being pointing out how western powers must bear significant responsibility for the natural disasters often. well, it can be helpful to be seen use still the truth about what really happened to libya. this country was illegally destroyed by nato in 2011, and the entire region is still suffering from the impact. sadly, those responsible have not been held to account. it's hard to keep track of which country with the lows, bomb or in vain today, russia, china, iran, libya, syria, iraq, yemen talestine, afghanistan and venezuela, mexico. so don, congo, serbia, uganda, somalia, north korea get now cuba and so many more. it is undeniable that the case created by nero's 7000 bombing rates wrecked with libya and what's the direct costs of that community being so badly devastated by the storm that he did presently as well

opinion says it's sending a to live down, but relief efforts are being complicated by the fact that libby is internationally recognized. government and tripoli does not control the devastated eastern regions as the casualties in there. now, mount locals are overwhelmed with the task of identifying and bearing the dead. on the mountain, we are mass burying bodies yesterday at the neighboring hospital on the she had area and it was about a 1000 dead people including women, children come in and elderly and see if there know was devastated when to downs collapse during the storm. it's an unprecedented disaster and help has been slow to arrive back in uh, we call on all the young libby, and anyone who has a degree or any medical affiliation to please come and help us despite warnings that the storm was coming. presidents were not evacuated. so, but there is none, and then we heard that the dam had burst, and water had flooded the area which had people were asleep. and no one was ready. crumbling infrastructure and political divisions which rival factions controlling different parts of the coun

let's bring in our sample monte libby and political analyst. what's your take on how the optimal has been handled? so thought being celtic. in fact, i mean there was a lack of coordination that has been a certification of local voices and defense invoices and critical voices. and they are trying to better improve the aid situation, or criticizing the local authorities. i mean, you know, passivate and state in libya, they're monitoring civilians and presidents. they fail to monitor the dams that have broken over the city. i've done that, it's a, it's customary to leave you and governance, and so most of all, so tired of them has come at the expense of living lives. what about these wanting somebody hearing from the you in about 2 of the dams that could potentially best the grim testament to the authorities and use them to be um, i mean, you know, the human has to play the alone. the human is never wondering about this 2 times, but does on the thought of them. i mean, they are also in a creek and they've been creating for many years now. no one h

i've done that, it's a, it's customary to libby and governance. and so most of all sorts hired as i'm his come at the expense of living lives. the international court of justice has today holding a hearing over russia's invasion of ukraine. moscow attempting to justify its attack by claiming keith was committing genocide against the russians because in the east ukraine has rejected this allegation and filed a case against russia for abusing international. today, the course in the hague is here in arguments from a russian representative for the 1st time. moscow is arguing that the court has no jurisdiction to rule over the mass of the court has already ordered russia to cease its military operations in ukraine. a. c, a shelton is following the proceeding in proceedings in the netherlands and she explained the case that's currently before the course of, in russia in rated ukraine. it said one of the reasons was an ellipse genocide and eastern ukraine. and no ukraine says that this is a violation of the genocide convention. the genocide convention is

but the investigation could face major challenges with libby, a split between arrival administrations, for most of the past decade. authorities in iran have briefly detained the father of gena master. i mean a year after the 22 year old died in police custody. i mean, he died in police custody last year after being arrested by the morales, the police for allegedly floating man, the tree dress codes are death, set of massive nationwide protests to mark or dest. you are wrong. demonstrations of being held across around and in various cities. around the world, including right here in the german capital, the world away from iran, but thousands of people took to the streets of berlin on the anniversary of martha, i'm a nice day. they want to see change and not only with the radian regime, they also had a message for western governments for the demanding freedom and self determination for the people at the right. stop negotiation. you and government. yeah, and i stop giving them money. if it's a long list, but one of the things we're calling for is a free or internet via v. for the revoluti

with libby, a split between 2 rival administrations, more than 11000 people are reported to have died in the floods, and thousands more are still missing. international aid has begun to arrive, but the extent of the devastation is hampering rescue and recovery efforts. they are both of being fears of waterborne diseases spread. well dr. um it is only 10, is the libby, a representative of the world health organization and he told me a little earlier about the 2 monetary and situation on the ground. first, um, it's uh about one week now after this catastrophe has occurred in the eastern parts of libya, that the tall is and speak of all we have now. um, so far confirmed the 3998 victims. and also the number of dimensions is in um, thousands, that's some good. the good news is between yesterday and the day before the rescued jeans were able to risk you. 450 survivors alive. and today, the only 2 people were we're brought a life from under the rental. the after the week, the chances of getting survivors because becoming more slim. why the world is, is focusing on the dental and the missing

but the investigation could face major challenges with libby, a split between rival administrations, for most of the past decade to support now and in the buddhist legalize seasons runners of direct birth the adornment to secure their 1st away. when of the campaign with a 4 to victory over fryeburg, lots, almost 5 of the back of the net twice for the visitors who claimed to light goals to claim all 3 points. fryeburg wanted to make amends up the last rounds. 5 mill lost again stood gods, but don't want and vet coats, et interiors, which were desperate for when, as well. 3 below pump performances put the clap on the pressure early on. they relieve some of that after 10 minutes, not so most punished, some slack cried with defending for the leads. 5 will be struck back just before half the time, because who lives had a perfectly placed into the right corner. and just few minutes late upfront both took the leads. contents a brief hold cross was headed home by mister west hoopla to one time in the 2nd top. don't your mullin put the finishing touches on the calendar? it's act to get to it

for the he wants indeed all the news coming to live from berlin, libby and officials say up to 20000 people may have died in flooding caused by to rental rain. and the 1st thing, dams, mass funerals are being held for the victims. as concerns grows about the disease spreading in the destroyed city of there and also coming off on the show, the italian islands of land produced is under a state of emergency. after a records, 7000 migrants arrived overwhelming local surfaces. the clare richardson. thank you for joining us. thousands of flood victims have been buried in mass graves today and the libyan city of darnell. much of the city was swept away after terrestrial rain caused 2 dams to 1st lived in officials born that the death toll could reach up to 20000. the un has said that many of the desk could have been avoided if libya had had a functioning weather agency. there are now concerns about disease spreading, with many bodies, still lying and the ruins. a child pulled from the mud and trouble. all that's left in this part of dana, the other one that her father survives the flood so,

but the investigation could face major challenges with libby, a split between rival administrations, for most of the past decade. i've been talking to to, i'm a buyer um who is with the relief organization norwegian refugee, cancel on tea, joins is from neighboring june. is you great to see you on dw, now, what is the latest you can tell us about these, your monetary and situation in, during the and the other areas affected by the floods a good evening. i just got off the phone with the all team and done all that to assess the needs and the damage and i'm drained a come to terms because this is being a very personal tragedy for a lot of people, including i work as they have told me that the, what you see in reality is way worse, one than what you see on tv. this is a, a, as a disaster. and, you know, uh, programmed underestimate, even uh, to say that there are around $6000.00 families displaced inside the only. so imagine what collective, what collective shelters as well homes that were left standing, or like at the moment, there are thousands of families who have managed to leave do

and all the age groups are urging libby and authorized to use to stop the mass burials. they won the huge on identified graves can cause added meaningful distress for families, as well as social and legal problems. as the clean up continues investigation into the collapse of the dams, me a doing that has begun the piano far as he's a boeing to prosecute those responsible what they needed. and i reassure the systems that whoever made a mistake was neglectful will be prosecuted for a criminal case will be filed and they will be put on trial. and the prosecutors will look into the allocation of maintenance funds for the dams which were built in the 1970s. but the investigation could face major challenges with libby, a split between rival administrations for most of the past decade. in the bonus niga last season's runners. operative dormant, have secured their 1st away when of the campaign with a 4 to victory over fryeburg. my tools find the back of the net twice for the visitors who scored too late goes to claim all 3 points. fryeburg wanted to make amends up the last round

expected to climb even further as bodies that were swept out to sea wash back ashore. storm daniel hit libby after barrelling across the mediterranean. it caused floods which swept away entire neighborhoods in eastern coastal areas. the destruction is worst in there now where to dance collapse, wiping out a quarter of the city. thousands of people are still missing and among the survivors, tens of thousands are now homeless. they are opinions as sending a to lift. the relief efforts are being complicated by facts that libya's internationally recognized government and tripoli does not control the devastated eastern regions as the casualties in there and the amount locals are overwhelmed with the task of identifying and burying the dead on the headset, the funds are mine we are mass burying bodies yesterday at the neighboring hospital on the she had area and it was about a $1010.00 people, including women, children, i'm in and elderly, all of the of the there now was devastated when to downs collapse during the storm . it's an unprecedented disaster and help has been slow to arrive back in uh,

after resigning as head of spain's football federation the unpopular fairly as welcome to the program. libby, as red crescent says that more than 11000 people have died in catastrophic floods in the city of during the death toll has yet to be verified. and libya and officials say it's likely to rise large parts of the coastal city were swept away after torrential rain caused it to dams on the why the, during a river to burst. now there are concerns about the spread of disease with many bodies lying among the ruins. in keeping the hope in life, the rescue team such buildings and scour piles of rubble on the streets of done looking for signs of life. we may get into our places that are difficult to reach, and there are survivors stuck under the rubble and we still receive messages from them. thank god, that's more biased. one networks are working. you can almost the messages say that they are in a specific place and are asking for somebody to risk them, but the rub up prevents team from reaching them the emergency. well, because they've been collaborating with libya and military and volunteers

but the investigation could face major challenges with libby, a split between rival administrations for most of the past decade. before we go, a very different story. it's that time of year again, october 5th, time despite its name, the world's because be a bash traditionally starts in september and it's for additional for the mayor of munich to solve the policy by tapping the 1st k. go be a may a data right to do, to be honest today, kicking all 16 days of fun drinking music, drinking, dancing, drinking traditional food. and yes, we want the drinking. a driven us on a budget should be a well, a traditional mouse that's a lease or a via can cost nearly $15.00 euros this year to and that's all from us for now. of next full life has a report about a woman, lots speeds. i'm going to get you on for me in the team. thanks for watching the offline rivers created by a voice, a full crying voice of policy goes into the b trees.

proven to be collapse of 2 dams and done at that of kills thousands of people that are governed by libby as rival eastern government now faces an epidemic from multiple and diseases off to sundays. floods rescue workers that are struggling to retrieve, decompose bodies are so set up against our coverage. with the support from tripoli, the thousands of people are still missing and fears. dad buried under the mud and rubble or swept out to see search to investigate. forced continue, but the chances of finding people's draft and alive are increasing. and that's why we are working as hard as we can. and these few hours that we will have safety margins to be able to locate people to life. and we're trying to squeeze on dogs as much as possible to work on those buildings that have been punctured, destroyed, and which have not been completely submitted by the water. the water for water carried many people out to see their bodies lie on beaches. haven't been washed ashore. unusual critic, this is the 1st time we see a disaster is because this in libya, we're facing difficulties in the sea. we ar

but the investigation could face major challenges with libby, a split between arrival administrations. for most of the past decade, i spoke to who mom, i'll top be an a to walk out from the united nations office on drugs and crime and tripoli. but who traveled to dare not as a volunteer interpreter, you told me about the work he's doing to help rescue teams in the ground. actually, the situation, libya has got an olivia's together. so it was a transforming and a problem to stay and cheerfully, but also together with so the facebook has been to help for us, and i came by myself, as you mentioned, that's on behalf of these and we came together by playing to elaborate to airport. we came with a donation plane through the frontier airlines and we were attend people volunteer . i'm the representative. we are right treat to days off of the floods. we stayed one and one night at your house, and then i tried to mix my practice in order to get inside the inside the city. so we are the 1st to go to printers to enter to the city. there are some locals who volunteered as well, and we are right, b

the say hello and welcome libby as aaa buys government has audit approved into the collapse of 2 dams in dentist that have kills thousands of people. agencies, a warning of looming epidemic from warrantable and diseases of to sundays floods. musky where? because it's still struggling to retrieve, decompose bodies are so set. it has a very latest from tripoli. thousands of people are still missing and fear that buried under the mont and rubble or swept out see search and risk. air force continues, but the chances of finding people's draft and alive are increasing and that's why we are working as hard as we can and these few hours that will have safety margins to be able to locate people to life. and we're trying to squeeze on dogs as much as possible to work on those buildings that has been partially destroyed and which have not been completely submitted by the water. the world of water carried many people out to see their bodies lie on beaches. haven't been washed ashore. one more land issue. ok, this is the 1st time we see a disaster is because this in libya, we're facing difficultie

and all the 8 groups are aging libby and all stars. he's to stop the mass burials, they won the huge on identified graves can cause added meaningful distress for families. as well as social and legal problems. as the clean up continues investigation into the collapse of the dams, nia doing that has begun vivian authorities, a boeing to prosecute those responsible what they needed and reassure the systems that whoever made a mistake was neglectful will be prosecuted for a criminal case. will be filed, they will be put on trial and the prosecutors will look into the allocation of maintenance funds for the dams which were built in the 1970s. but the investigation could face major challenges with libby, a split between rival administrations. for most of the past decade. i spoke to home, i'll todd be an aide walker from the united nations office on drugs and crime in tripoli. would travel to darren a as a volunteer interpreter. he told me about the work he's doing to help rescue teams on the ground as actually the situation. libya has gathe

and no central government have left much of libby's infrastructure, neglected with the sole mountain road that links it to the town of sha hot collapse and the floods isn't negotiating to know what they should send. bill dozers all about the general electricity company must intervene. we have been without electricity since saturday. we don't buy the water company has to get involved, they have to come to fix the drain pipe. so what was some aid and folded and rescue teams have arrived in libya, but with the country divided on the roads washed away. international help is struggling to reach those in need and nothing is working here. no national authorities, nothing. have a look and do something about it. we're experiencing a great injustice and don't know, many survivors have been left to dig through the mud and the deputy themselves, looking for their loved ones. the search for bodies as also moved out to sea would many of those and still missing were washed away. because papers can stream mushroom, who is a relief worker with the red crescent society who joins us from our by to in l

having said that in corruption is a huge problem in the country. libby is one of the most corrupt countries in the world. and this, and as i say, always corruption is a human security threat and must be trust me when i have the wire security expert and libya specialists. thank you so much for speaking to us. thank you. and here's a look at some more headlines making news. a long mosque says that he may introduce a monthly fee for all uses of his social network. x formerly known as twist. he says it's the only way to eliminate the problem of bolts which are accounts and then the run by computer programs about society. youtube has announced that it is costing of ad revenues for russell brands channel. it says brand violated. it's creates a responsibility policy. the british actor and comedian has been accused of a string of sexual assaults. ukraine says a cargo ship carrying wheat has less it's black sea port for the 1st time since the grain deal with russia collapsed. the vessel is using the temporary card all established by the ukranian navy. now this is despite russia's threats to treat ci

do you have 22 but this is libby as 911. why say well 1st of all it happened the line hasn't. uh and uh, in a certain sense, this is a completely, i'm a, it's a completely new experience for the bits of tragedy that the previous was the previous political feuds. i would say that even the war games capacity has no comparison to. so it's a, it's, it's a really a groundbreaking moment for a country. it's a travesty for those affected directly, but for the country as a whole, because been 40 years of lived in history. we've never seen the storm of this extent with noticing a natural disaster of this extent and so many casualties just in one day. so the comparison i think is up and it's so devastating because what bear bear is this just been this called combination of capacitive faith, the size of the storm. they add the apparent lack of preparation uh full off for the store, the collapse of these dams. it seems to be just one piece off the piles on top of another. yes, exactly. i mean nobody was expecting the town port of rain of this extent. nobody could have been imagined it eve

the, the, you're watching the, the is coming to live from berlin, libby and officials of say, up to 20000 people may have died in flooding caused by torrential rain and bursting down for you and says, casualties could have been avoided by a functioning, whether agency, also can map on the sho, italian island of len produces under a state of emergency for records. 7000 license arrived overwhelming local services and the girls and gone out using usable senators has to fight period poverty. many are missing school because many ration activists want the government to cut taxes on expensive 7 and hygiene products. the unclear richardson, thank you so much for joining us. thousands of flood victims have been buried in mass graves today in the libyan city of darren. a bunch of the city was swept away after torrential rain, caused to danced and burst within officials born that the death toll could reach up to 20000 u. n said many of the deaths could have been avoided if libya had had a functioning, whether agency that could have issues, alerts, a child pooled from the mud and rubble. all that's l

many thanks for your time today. libby is eastern government has told john list to leave the floods the state and city if they're not. administer said reports is what impeding the work of rescue teams. critics say the authorities are trying to avoid international scoops fruits and they a monday that would process and there are no demanding accountability for the authorities . salia to maintain, to dams, which collapsed during storms. last week, thousands of residents were killed in the flooding. the catastrophe is also left tens of thousands homeless and in need of clean water, then basic supplies. and i also need the analyst and commentate to i had the wireless. if there's a risk, the current protests in libya could grow and potentially deepen the current crisis . the oh absolutely, the entire country is extremely shocked with the turn of events. this is not so i don't think libya was prepared for it and it was certainly not something that would be as expected and addressed to a so high. so we high hoover, we saw some people encountering and this is not the final numbers i, so this is

welcome to dw, you have 22, but this is libby as 911 y say. well 1st of all, it happened. the line isn't uh, and uh, in a certain sense this is a completely on, it's a completely new experience for the but it's a tragedy that the previous was the previous political feuds. i would say that even the war games could definitely has no comparison to. so it's a, it's, it's a really a groundbreaking moment for a country. it's a travesty for those affected directly, but for the country as a whole, because in 40 years of they've been history, we've never seen the storm of this extent was never seen a natural disaster of the system and so many casualties just in one day. so the comparison i think is at and it's so devastating because, well there is this just been this con combination of capacitive fee, the size of the store, they add the apparent lack of preparation for uh, for the store, the collapse of these downs. it seems to be just one piece off the piles on top of another. yes, exactly. i mean nobody was expecting the town part of rain of this extent. nobody could have imagine

but libby and officials estimate that a cold rise much higher. last parts of the coastal city was swept away after torrential rain, caused to dams to boost their non concerns about the spread of disease. with many bodies still lying in the ruins. people search for bodies along the beach and the hard hit city of dirt or not. after torrential rains, burst dams on sunday, unleashing a torrent of water down the river. bed that by 6, the port city in eastern libya, washing away multi story buildings and sleeping families. inside, this is the story. it is for weeks know years that the damn had corrected it and needed maintenance. we said that nobody listen to us. and now the whole of durn is flooded. hundreds of bodies covered in bags and blankets. line during those mud cake streets, awaiting mass burials as traumatized and grieving. residents search for missing loved ones. the city had no evacuation plans many say they didn't know they were in danger until they heard the explosive sound of the dam rupturing. this is a disaster. my sister for children