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In pictures: Bolivian floods

A woman washes clothes in a flooded street in the Amazon town of Trinidad, northern Bolivia, on 13 Feb 2008

Tens of thousands of people are in temporary shelters following weeks of severe flooding in Bolivia's eastern lowlands.

People in the flooded hamlet of Los Bibosi, close to Trinidad, transport some pigs in a boat on 12 Feb 2008

Large swathes of countryside have been inundated, prompting the government to declare a disaster zone.

A boy dries books on the side of a road in Puerto Barador on 13 Feb 2008

The floods have damaged the local infrastructure, with the province of Beni particularly hard hit.

People walk along a flooded road in the flooded hamlet of Puerto Barador, near Trinidad, on 13 Feb 2008

Beni's capital, Trinidad, has seen large areas flooded and more than 11,000 families have been displaced.

Cattle remains inside a corral at a flooded ranch in Aida, near Trinidad, on 13 Feb 2008

It is the second year in a row that Bolivia has seen such severe floods.

A girl wades through a flooded street of Trinidad, northern Bolivia, on 12 Feb 2008

Many residents of Trinidad may still be at risk if floodwaters continue tor rise.



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