Floods fill the streets of Nouakchott, Mauritania after torrential overnight rains, leaving entire neighborhoods isolated and halting cars on the roads. Drivers are struggling to pick up clients, and informal-sector workers have resigned themselves to staying at home due to lack of transportation.
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