Mozambique
Sitrep: Tropical Cyclone IDAI (Preliminary data: as of 10th April 2019) [EN/PT]
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Southern Africa: Cyclone Idai Snapshot (as of 9 April 2019)
OVERVIEW Since early March 2019, the Tropical Cyclone Idai weather system has brought death and destruction to Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe, affecting nearly 3 million people and killing at least 960; making it one of the deadliest…
Mozambique
Sao Pedro temporary camp, Beira, Mozambique - 29 Mar 2019
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Mozambique
IFAPA temporary camp extension layout, Beira, Mozambique - 28 Mar 2019
MAIN DATA: Size of camp extention: 9'330m2 / 0.993ha Nr. of family tents: 51 Nr. of displaced people: 255 Nr. of sanitation blocks: 9 Dimension sanitation block: 12m x 3m Sanitation block with 4 latrines and 2 showers Borehole with subpump, 0.75kW, 90mm Water…
Mozambique
Sitrep: Tropical Cyclone IDAI (Preliminary data: as of 9th April 2019) [EN/PT]
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Mozambique
Mozambique: Beira City - Nhaconjo - Neighbourhood Damage Assessment - As of 26 March 2019
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Southern Africa Floods & Cyclone Emergency Response: Cyclone Idai Fast Facts
On March 14, 2019 Cyclone Idai made landfall in the southern African countries of Malawi, Mozambique, and Zimbabwe. In Mozambique, where the majority of deaths occurred, the impact was devastating, particularly in Beira. Many children and…
Mozambique
Sitrep: Tropical Cyclone IDAI (Preliminary data: as of 7th April 2019) [EN/PT]
Affected Population 306,152 Families 1,514,445 Persons 1,641 Injured 602 Death From the 10th to the 23rd of March, the Central region of Mozambique was hitted by heavy rain ( more than 200mm in 24 hours) and strong winds(180 - 220KM/H per…
Mozambique
Mozambique: Cyclone Idai Map, Temporary Relocation Sites Layout (6 April 2019)
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Mozambique
Mozambique: Tropical Cyclone Idai Map, Displacement Population and Movement (5 April 2019)
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