According to reports from the Mauritanian Ministry of Interior, rainfall has been recorded in various regions across the country over the past 24 hours. The regions that received significant rainfall include Hodh Ech Chargui, Hodh El Gharbi, Assaba, Gorgol, Guidimaka, Adrar, and Tagant. The rainfall was recorded in several areas, with some receiving as much as 81mm.
In the Hodh Ech Chargui region, the areas of Adel Bakro, Ras El Fil, and Amreiba Delah received 60mm, 40mm, and 28mm of rainfall, respectively. In the Hodh El Gharbi region, the areas of Atwil, Bagdad, and Lahrijat received 40mm, 40mm, and 35mm of rainfall, respectively. The rainfall has brought relief to the people in these regions, who have been experiencing dry conditions.
The Assaba region also received significant rainfall, with the area of Kankoussa recording 81mm of rainfall. Other areas in the region, such as Tafraout, received 70mm of rainfall. In the Gorgol region, the areas of Maghama and Bilektek received 25mm and 14mm of rainfall, respectively. The rainfall has been reported to have caused some disruptions in the regions.
In the Guidimaka region, the areas of Kihidhi and Amboub received 10mm and 10mm of rainfall, respectively. The Adrar region also received rainfall, with the areas of Tiris Zemmour and Aoukar receiving 35mm and 30mm of rainfall, respectively. The rainfall has been reported to have improved the living conditions in these regions.
The Tagant region received significant rainfall, with the areas of Tidjikja and Moudjerou receiving 52mm and 35mm of rainfall, respectively. Other areas in the region, such as Tindouf and El Argoub, received 32mm and 25mm of rainfall, respectively. The rainfall has been reported to have caused some damage to infrastructure in the regions.
In the Nouakchott region, several areas received rainfall, with the areas of Riyad, El Mina, and Arafat receiving 45mm, 24mm, and 20mm of rainfall, respectively. The rainfall has been reported to have caused some disruptions in the city. The authorities have been working to mitigate the effects of the rainfall.
The Mauritanian authorities have been monitoring the situation and providing assistance to those affected by the rainfall. The rainfall is expected to continue in the coming days, and the authorities have urged people to take necessary precautions. The rainfall has brought relief to the people in these regions, who have been experiencing dry conditions.
Key points
- The highest recorded rainfall was 81mm in the Kankoussa area of the Assaba region.
- Several regions across Mauritania received significant rainfall, including Hodh Ech Chargui, Hodh El Gharbi, Assaba, Gorgol, Guidimaka, Adrar, and Tagant.
- The rainfall has caused some disruptions and damage to infrastructure in the regions.
