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Id	Map	Daily Flash
4846	ECHO Daily Map of 18 April 2024 download .pdf
4845	ECHO Daily Map of 17 April 2024 download .pdf	Russia, Kazakhstan - Floods, update Severe floods and flash floods continue to affect south-western Russia and the neighbouring north-western Kazakhstan since 3 April, resulting in more evacuated people and widespread damage. The flooding has also worsened after a local dam broke on 5 April in the area of Ors City (south-eastern Orenburg Region, Russia). In Russia, the Interfax press agency reports, as of 12 April, over 1,000 still evacuated people across 13 evacuation centres and more than 12,800 flooded houses in the Orenburg Region, where the worst affected is the area of the Orsk City. Interfax also reports approximately 6,000 evacuated people (of which 820 in a number of evacuation centres) across the Kurgan Region. The Tyuman Region was also severely affected. In Kazakhstan, the Ministry of Emergency Situations reports, as of the same date, nearly 100,000 evacuated people (of which over 6,500 in a number of evacuation centres). In addition, nine collapsed bridges were reported. Over the next 24 hours, no more rainfall is forecast over the affected Regions.
4844	ECHO Daily Map of 16 April 2024 download .pdf
4843	ECHO Daily Map of 15 April 2024 download .pdf
4842	ECHO Daily Map of 12 April 2024 download .pdf
4841	ECHO Daily Map of 11 April 2024 download .pdf
4840	ECHO Daily Map of 10 April 2024 download .pdf	Mexico - Wildfires More than 70 wildfires have been burning across 19 States of Mexico with more than 23,000 ha of burned area. According to media reports, the State of Oaxaca is the worst affected, followed by Michoacán, Guerrero and Chiapas. National authorities are involved in the firefighting operations, particularly in the Oaxaca State. The Copernicus Emergency Management Service (EMSR717) was activated in rapid mapping mode on 6 April, and nine maps were produced so far. Over the next 48 hours, according to the JRC Global Wildfire Information System (GWIS), the fire danger forecast rose from high to extreme in most parts of Mexico, particularly over the central States. Wildfires are also affecting the whole region of Central America including Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Guatemala and Panama with significant increases compared to the same period in 2023.
4839	ECHO Daily Map of 09 April 2024 download .pdf	Russia, Kazakhstan - Floods, update The number of displaced people and the damage caused by the severe flooding in south-western Russia and north-western Kazakhstan continues to rise. This situation is the result of rapid snowmelt caused by warm temperatures and heavy rainfall. On 5 April, two local dams broke in Orsk City (south-eastern Orenburg Region), worsening the situation. According to media, as of 9 April, Russian regions of Orenburg, Tyumen and Kurgan have been affected by floods. Orenburg is the worst hit, with at least 6,000 people displaced and 10,000 houses damaged, mainly due to the Ural River overflow and the collapse of a dam in Orsk City. In Kazakhstan, flooding affected ten Regions, mostly Akmola, Kostanai and North Kazakhstan. At least 75,982 people have been displaced, including 18,681 children. 7,203 people have been sheltered in temporary accommodation centres. At least 3,745 buildings have also been damaged. A state of emergency has been declared in ten oblasts: Akmola, Aktobe, Atyrau, Karagandy, Kostanai, Pavlodar, West Kazakhstan, North Kazakhstan, Abai, and Ulytau. Over the next 24 hours, more rainfall is forecast over the affected areas.
4838	ECHO Daily Map of 08 April 2024 download .pdf
4837	ECHO Daily Map of 05 April 2024 download .pdf	Madagascar - Tropical Cyclone GAMANE Tropical cylone GAMANE has had a devastating impact in Madagascar leaving 33 communes flooded, 625 900 people affected and 229 000 in need of humanitarian assistance as highlighted by the multi-sectoral rapid evaluation by flyover led by OCHA on 30 March. For now, the consequences due to the flooding on rice fields and villages are more visible than those due to the strong winds, with widespread flooding in areas of Northern Madagascar. According to OCHA, the country needs additional resources for the post-GAMANE response, including for pre-positioning emergency stocks which are already nearly depleted due to the extreme rainfall since January. Access conditions by road are very difficult and significant logistical support, by air and sea, is required until the roads can be accessed. The floods have succeeded one another in the northern and eastern regions of Madagascar, and it is necessary to strengthen risk communication and disease surveillance to prevent epidemics (active approach); and to assess the cumulative medium-term effects of these successive floods on food security/nutrition.