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4914

ECHO Daily Map of 28 June 2024

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Peru - Earthquake
  • A strong earthquake of magnitude 7.2 at a depth of 28 km occurred on 28 June at 5:36 UTC (at 00:36 local time) in the sea at 1.5 km from the western coast of southwestern Peru. The epicentre was located approximately 8 km west of Atiquipa, in Caravelí province in Arequipa department and 54 km southwest of Yauca town, in Caraveli province.
  • USGS PAGER estimates that 1,000 people were exposed to severe shaking, 63,000 to very strong and 95,000 to strong shaking.
  • According to media reports, as of 28 June, the earthquake was felt in the departments of Ica and Lima in central Peru. There are no immediate reports of casualties or damage. The Directorate of Hydrography and Navigation of the Peruvian Navy reports that a tsunami was not generated on the Peruvian coast.
4913

ECHO Daily Map of 27 June 2024

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4911

ECHO Daily Map of 26 June 2024

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4909

ECHO Daily Map of 25 June 2024

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Bangladesh, India - Flash floods and landslides
  • On 18 and 19 June, heavy monsoon rainfall impacted northeastern region of Bangladesh as well as adjoining northeastern Indian states of Assam and Meghalaya. The flood situation has been deteriorating with rivers inundating vast tracks of land. The number of people affected by the floods rose to 2.1 million, and over 51,000 moved to 1,685 shelters.
  • Continuous heavy rainfall inside the country over the past three days and onrushing water from upstream have flooded the northeast Haor region of Bangladesh. Sylhet and Sunamganj districts have experienced 242 mm and 223 mm of rainfall respectively already exceeded monthly average.
  • Almost 75% of Sylhet district is now flooded, with more than half of the crops and paddy fields in the region submerged under water, likely to have lasting impacts on people’s food security.
  • According to humanitarian partners, as of 19 June, 15 people died due to landslides.
4907

ECHO Daily Map of 24 June 2024

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4906

ECHO Daily Map of 21 June 2024

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4905

ECHO Daily Map of 20 June 2024

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4904

ECHO Daily Map of 19 June 2024

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4903

ECHO Daily Map of 18 June 2024

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4901

ECHO Daily Map of 17 June 2024

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