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Tuesday, 20 October 2020

Severe bush fires in Namibia | Пожары в саванне Намибии

Severe bush fires are destroying vast swathes of grazing land in farming areas in the central and northern areas of Namibia.

Farmers in the area between Kalkfeld and Otjiwarongo have been battling a fire for a several days during daylight until sunset, they still could not get the fire under control.

A bushfire started in the area of Summerdown to the northeast of Okahandja mere days after another fire burned to ashes most of the grazing on several farms between Ovitoto and Hochfeld.

Both of those fires were eventually brought under control.

Further north, sporadic fires in the Oshikoto, Kavango East, and Zambezi regions are also causing the destruction of grazing in the communal farming areas.

The huge bush fire at Kalkfeld was further inflamed by strong winds, making it difficult for desperate farmers and the many volunteers assisting them to extinguish or control the flames.

The winds are also constantly changing direction, which means fire fighting teams are unable to effectively make fire roads in certain areas of the bush.

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Monday, 13 July 2020

Floods in Namibia: old photos | Наводнения в Намибии

Floods in Namibia

Stuck in river, around 1930

Erundu River, between Otjiwarongo and Kalkfeld, January 1934
Washed away railway line in 1934
January 1934 Heide-Tsumis floods, damaged railway line
January 1934 Heide-Tsumis floods, damaged railway line
January 1934 Heide-Tsumis floods, damaged railway line
January 1934 Heide-Tsumis floods, damaged railway line
January 1934 Kalkfeld floods, view from Standard Bank
24 January 1934, Windhoek floods. Klein Windhoek suburb, Avis Dam
January 1934 Mariental floods
January 1934 Omaruru floods and washed away railway line
January 1934 Omaruru floods and washed away railway line
January 1934 Swakopmund floods
Swakopmund floods
1934 Walvis Bay floods, street boating
1934 Walvis Bay floods aerial view
1934 Walvis Bay floods
January 1934 Windhoek floods, crossing Klein Windhoek River
1934 Windhoek floods, Kaiser Street, in front of Hotel Alter Römer
1934 Khan River flood
Motor car towed across flooded Omaruru River
Swakopmund old jetty sand sealed
Omaruru River flood, around 1911, remaining part of undamaged railway line
Damaged railway bridge between Swakopmund and Walvis Bay, 1934
Floods in Swakopmund in 1934. Railway line and bridge over Swakop River damaged
Swakop River floods near Swakopmund: railway line and bridge damaged
Swakop River floods near Swakopmund: railway line and bridge damaged
Washed away railway line washed away, trolley and road worker standing on hanging in the air railway tracks
Khan River floods, 1934. Steam locomotive on washed away railway line
Crossing Swakop River
Crossing Swakop River
Swakopmund, flood damaged house in 1934
Omaruru River in flood, first Lorry Oldsmobile from Hermann Offen
1934 floods in Swakopmund, Swakop River. The railway line Swakopmund to Windhoek was washed away, new United States cars had to be carried by hand
1934 floods in Swakopmund, Swakop River. The railway line Swakopmund to Windhoek was washed away, new United States cars had to be carried by hand
Car in the river, 1920s
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