More floods hit Mozambique

A river in central Mozambique has overflowed for the third time in a month, flooding a key supply route.

Tue, 20 Mar, 2001 - 12:58

A river in central Mozambique has overflowed for the third time in a month, flooding a key supply route.

The waters of the Pungue River submerged a stretch of the road between the towns of Mutua and Tica, about 40 miles west of Beira. The road links the port of Beira to Zimbabwe.

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Courts Mozambique Floods Place: Mozambique Place: Pungue River Place: Mutua Place: Tica Place: Beira Place: Zimbabwe Place: Pungue Place: Buzi rivers Place: Zambezia Place: Quelimane Place: Zambia Place: Malawi Person: Filipe Lucio Organisation: National Institute of Meteorology

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