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Liberia: Rising Voices - Robertsport Leads Liberia's Fight Against Flooding

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[Liberian Observer] "We are sitting on a time bomb," said Eric Pinney, an elder in Robertsport. "I've relocated multiple times and lost three homes and family members to flooding." Eric is not the only one to recount the horrors of flooding in Robertsport, which destroys homes, farmlands, and infrastructure but poses significant health risks.

Source: allAfrica.com

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