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NAMWALA | AUTHORITIES BLAME RESIDENTS FOR FLOODS

Pamela was in Namwala and observed that the affected areas, and the entire town, has no drainage system. She established that the only available single culvert, with Road Development Agency (RDA) branding, is old, small and can hardly hold off a huge volume of water.

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NAMWALA | AUTHORITIES BLAME RESIDENTS FOR FLOODS

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January 25, 2023

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January 19, 2023

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