The Libita Bhatab Jhar and Banya D Darna area are expected to kill at least 2,000 people, and the Prime Minister of the country's self-proclaimed East Libita government, Osama Hamad, has come to know about this fear.
He said on Monday (September 11) that 1,000 people are missing but he has not said anything about the source of the statistics, an official of the Red Crescent said that there have already been more than 100 deaths, according to Qatar-based media Al Jazeera.
The authorities have declared a state of emergency after the typhoon of the typhoon Dannitel which hit Libita on Sunday, killing a dozen people in the storm last week.
Benghazi Red Crescent chief Cais Fakery Darna confirmed the death of at least 150 people, who said the city had reached 10 feet high.
The Darna Municipality has reportedly broken two dams, which showed an entire residential block destroyed in the video, which was published online.
Al Jazeera journalist owner Trina said the city of Darna was surrounded by mountains and dams were broken, and 30 million square meters of water had broken the dam and entered the city, Ahmed Mohammad, a resident of the city of Darna, said on Monday, "We were asleep." When we wake up, we see water in the basin, we are inside, trying to get out.
At least 12 people have died in the eastern city of Libta, local medical centers have reportedly died in the coastal town of Susa, while seven others have died in the city of Susa, Shahatta and Omar al-Mokhtar.
Abdulhamid Dweba, the Prime Minister of the internationally recognized government in the capital Tripoli, said on Sunday that he has ordered all state agencies to deal with damage and floods.
Libya's UN Office said emergency relief assistance will be provided in support of local and national initiatives, after the assassination of long-time leader Muammar Gaddafi in 2011, Libya has been run by two rival administrations.
The cyclone Daniel hit in Greece, Turkey and Bulgaria last week, resulting in more than a dozen people dying, and is expected to reach western Egypt on Monday.
