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Utter devastation in Libya. Streets are washed with the dead and thousands missing in the floods.

Just days after a catastrophic earthquake in nearby Morocco,

will Libya get the help it desperately needs now?

Plus, this issue will destroy New York City.

New York's migrant crisis, we look at tackling this multi-billion dollar humanitarian calamity.

Then, pandemics, vaccines and the health of nations.

With a new strain of COVID surging,

I discuss lessons learned with historian Simon Sharma and

there's a real hesitation fear to discuss this

particularly for people who are not you know in the final days of life.

Changing the conversation on hospice care.

Dr. Daniela Lamas tells Michelle Martin

why former President Jimmy Carter's choice of health care

is a fitting final gift. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Man-Manc poor in New York and we begin with the devastating natural disasters and human tragedy

bedeviling North Africa in Libya, harrowing stories of bodies piling and filling up the streets after massive floods

when a torrential downpour smashed through two dams, washing away homes and

everything in the waters way.

As that country starts to count the cost, more than

6,000 to presume dead and at last reports some 10,000 missing. Another 30,000

have been displaced.

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