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Monday, 19 February 2007, 00:20 GMT
In pictures: Mozambique floods

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More than 80,000 people have fled their homes because of floods in Mozambique, after the Zambezi River burst its banks.

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The town of Mutarara is still above water - but only just...

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... Lower-lying villages have been submerged and at least 30 people have died.

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Aid is arriving for the 3,500 people who have sought refuge in a camp in Chupanga, but other areas have not yet been reached.

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... They have been given supplies of maize flour...

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... And cooking oil but the government says it needs an extra 3,000 tents to protect the homeless. There are also fears of food shortages.

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The floods could worsen, as rain is still falling in Mozambique and up-river in Zambia and Malawi. (Photos: Francois Goemans, European Commission Humanitarian Aid Dept).
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