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Occupants said that the region isn't offering any help to reestablish or supplant the houses annihilated by the flood in Emmanuel region.

The demise of a 18-year-old youngster in the new flood close to Emmanuel Emergency clinic in Addis Ababa has left many individuals disheartened. Many have seen the seriousness of the catastrophe via web-based entertainment.

Bisrat Radio heard that for another situation heard yesterday, an additional 25-year-elderly person who is an individual from a similar family was harmed in the mishap and has been going through treatment, yet she has died.

The families impacted by the flood, whose houses were annihilated and lost their lives, grumbled to Bisrat Radio that the locale didn't offer sufficient help despite the fact that it has been 11 days since the fiasco.

He said that the region where the families who have made their residing in the houses possessed by the area and different houses impacted by the catastrophe is risky regardless floods go into their homes each time it rains once more.

They said that even after the mishap, the region isn't making any move to reestablish the house or give a substitution house.

Mengstu Shibru, the CEO of Addisketema sub-city area 3, while giving his reaction to the inquiry, said that the locale has begun to concentrate on the state of the casualties' homes today.

Occupants say that the region is as yet helpless against such risk and we are in a tough spot to live in, and the locale answers that they are concentrating on whether the region is in danger.

As of now, the occupants who have been uprooted from their homes are shielded at the primary level school nearby, and they have called for help.