UPDATE:

- So far 92 deaths have been reported;
- Over 13,000 people are displaced, including up to 9,200 people in relocation camps; numbers of people registering in relocation camps continue to grow;
- Up to 350,000 people affected;
- Immediate humanitarian needs include medicines, safe drinking water, proper sanitation, shelter supplies, food and protection;
- Many people still have no access to health facilities and fear continues over the potential spreading of waterborne diseases (malaria, acute watery diarrhoea, and cholera);
- Very few NGOs are active in the flood response;
- A Flash Appeal has been issued by the international community to cover immediate and medium-term humanitarian...

UPDATE:

- So far 92 deaths have been reported;
- Over 13,000 people are displaced, including up to 9,200 people in relocation camps; numbers of people registering in relocation camps continue to grow;
- Up to 350,000 people affected;
- Immediate humanitarian needs include medicines, safe drinking water, proper sanitation, shelter supplies, food and protection;
- Many people still have no access to health facilities and fear continues over the potential spreading of waterborne diseases (malaria, acute watery diarrhoea, and cholera);
- Very few NGOs are active in the flood response;
- A Flash Appeal has been issued by the international community to cover immediate and medium-term humanitarian needs;
- UNDAC and EU Civil Protection teams are currently supporting Government in further assessing outstanding needs; preliminary results confirm immediate needs in shelter, NFIs, WASH, health, and food.