Podnoszące się wody u wybrzeży Senegalu - AFP

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Women walk past destroyed buildings along the eroded coastline in Bargny on September 03, 2020. - Fishing villages like Bargny have been fighting the rising seas for decades, hundreds of houses have been lost and families displaced. Through the months of July to September, peaking at the equinox, coastal towns like Bargny must brace for the worst, tides are at their highest, rising every year, storms are more frequent, battering the coastline which speeds up the erosion. (Photo by JOHN WESSELS / AFP)

headline Podnoszące się wody u wybrzeży Senegalu - AFP

created date 2020-09-03

credit JOHN WESSELS/AFP/East News

source AFP

byline JOHN WESSELS

original transmission reference AFP_8QE7QM

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