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A Sudanese man inspects a house, damaged due to floods, in the al-Qanaa village in Sudan's southern White Nile state on September 14, 2021. Last year, Sudan was forced to declare a three-month state of emergency after facing “the worst flooding” in a century that killed around 140 people and affected some 900,000 people, according to the United Nations. The floods this year have so far killed around 84 people nationwide and damaged or destroyed around 35,000 homes nationwide, Sudanese authorities said. (Photo by Ashraf Shazly/AFP Photo)
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