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Id	Map	Daily Flash
4858	ECHO Daily Map of 30 April 2024 download .pdf
4856	ECHO Daily Map of 29 April 2024 download .pdf	Burundi - Landslide A landslide occurred during the night between 19-20 April in the Gabirano Hill in Muhuta commune in Rumonge province, southwestern Burundi, causing casualties and damage. The Red Cross reported, as of 22 April, one fatality, four injured people, at least 2,485 displaced, 497 destroyed houses and several damaged infrastructures. Over the next 72 hours, more rainfall with locally very heavy rainfall is forecasted over the whole country.
4853	ECHO Daily Map of 26 April 2024 download .pdf
4851	ECHO Daily Map of 25 April 2024 download .pdf
4850	ECHO Daily Map of 24 April 2024 download .pdf	China - Floods, update Heavy rainfall continues to affect Guangdong province in southern China since 20 April, causing severe floods, river overflow and severe weather-related incidents that have resulted in casualties and damage. As of 24 April, media report four fatalities: three people in Zhaoqing City (southeastern Guandong province) and one person in Shaoguan city (northern Guandong province). In addition, 14 people are still missing, four people due to a severe weather-related incident, and more than 110,000 have been displaced, and at least 25,800 of them have been evacuated to shelters. A red alert for heavy rainfall is in effect for Shenzhen city in southern Guandong province. According to the China Meteorological Administration (CMA), over the next 72 hours, very heavy rainfall is still forecasted over the whole Guangdong province.
4849	ECHO Daily Map of 23 April 2024 download .pdf
4848	ECHO Daily Map of 22 April 2024 download .pdf
4847	ECHO Daily Map of 19 April 2024 download .pdf	Indonesia - Volcanic Eruption, update The activity of the Ruang volcano, located on Ruang Island (part of Sangihe Islands, North Sulawesi Province), is still ongoing. Between 16 and 17 April three main explosive events occurred and the ash column reached up to 3 km above the summit of the crater. According to the National Agency for Disaster Countermeasure (BNPB), 828 people (506 residents of Laingpatehi Village and 322 residents of Pumpente Village in Sitaro Regency) remain displaced. Local authorities are coordinating the emergency response and providing assistance in the form of 123 mats, 123 blankets and 400 masks to the community. The Multiplatform Application for Geohazard Mitigation and Assessment (MAGMA) has raised the alert level to IV (the maximum level). People who live in the Tagulandang Island area (located 1 km north-east of Ruang Island) and are within a radius of 6 km, especially those living close to the coast, should be immediately evacuated to a safe place. This is due to the potential incandescent rock ejection, pyroclastic flow, and tsunami waves that can be triggered by the collapse of the volcano.
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.