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Flooding in Shabelle and Juba rivers
12 Jan 2007 13:59:00 GMT
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Flood victims collect food in Jakarta February 5, 2007. More than 50,000 residents in the Indonesian capital have sought treatment for conditions ranging from coughs to diarrhoea after days of floods and authorities are monitoring for more serious diseases, officials said on Monday.