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Flooding in Mozambique
Heavy rainfall in the Maputo Province in Mozambique has caused extensive floods, particularly in the capital city of Maputo.
The National Institute for Management and Reduction of Disaster Risk (INGD) has reported 6 fatalities, 2 injured and a further 3 people missing. A total of 36,700 people have been affected by the flooding and around 7,300 homes, 15 schools and 15 health centres have been damaged.
The World Health Organisation recorded over 400 mm of rain in a 24 hour period at a weather station in Mavalane, Maputo. Consequently, substantial rainfall increased discharge in the river systems of Maputo, Incomati and Umbeluzi, as well as further river systems upstream, which elevated flooding in the region considerably.
10 emergency accommodation centres have been opened and INGD is providing assistance to victims by offering food, medical services and other essential aid.
| Type of Event: | Floods |
| Location of Event: | Mozambique |
| Date of Charter Activation: | 2023-02-16 |
| Time of Charter Activation: | 14:29 |
| Time zone of Charter Activation: | UTC+01:00 |
| Charter Requestor: | UNOOSA/UN-SPIDER on behalf of National Disaster Risk Management Institute of Mozambique (INGD) |
| Activation ID: | 801 |
| Project Management: | Giriraj Amarnath (International Water Management Institute) |
| act-value-adders: | Gigo Sumbane (National Disasters Management Institute(INGD)) Jakrapong Tawala (UNITAR) |
Products
Flood situation in the Mapout Province, Mozambique: Comparing Pre- and Post-Flood Images
Copyright: Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data (2023)
Map produced by the International Water Management Institute, INGC, CGIAR and AICCRA.
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Acquired: 09/02/2023, 13/02/2023 and 21/02/2023
Source: Sentinel-1
Category: Reference Map
Flood progression in the Mapout Province, Mozambique
Copyright: Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data (2023)
Map produced by the International Water Management Institute, INGC, CGIAR and AICCRA.
Information about the Product
Acquired: 13/02/2023 and 21/02/2023
Source: Sentinel-1
Category: Reference Map
Flood situation in the Matutuine district, Mozambique on 21st February 2023
Copyright: Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data (2023)
Map produced by the International Water Management Institute, INGC, CGIAR and AICCRA.
Information about the Product
Acquired: 21/02/2023
Source: Sentinel-1
Category: Reference Map
Flood situation in the Mapout Province, Mozambique on 21 February 2023
Copyright: Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data (2023)
Map produced by the International Water Management Institute, INGC, CGIAR and AICCRA.
Information about the Product
Acquired: 21/02/2023
Source: Sentinel-1
Category: Delineation Monitoring Maps
Flood progression in the Manchica district, Mozambique: Comparing Pre- and Post-Flood Images
Copyright: Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data (2023)
Map produced by the International Water Management Institute, INGC, CGIAR and AICCRA.
Information about the Product
Acquired: 16/01/2023 and 21/02/2023
Source: Sentinel-1
Category: Reference Map
Flood situation recorded in the Mapout Province, Mozambique on 18th and 19th February
Copyright: RADARSAT Constellation Mission Imagery © Government of Canada (2023) - RADARSAT is an official mark of the Canadian Space Agency
Map produced by the International Water Management Institute, INGC, CGIAR and AICCRA.
Information about the Product
Acquired: 18/02/2023 and 19/02/2023
Source: RCM
Category: Delineation Monitoring Maps
Crop damage in the Manhiça district, Mapout Province, Mozambique
Copyright: © DLR e.V. (2023), Distribution Airbus DS Geo GmbH
Map produced by the International Water Management Institute, INGC, CGIAR and AICCRA.
Information about the Product
Acquired: 19/02/2023
Source: TerraSAR-X
Category: Reference Map
Flood situation in the Manhiça district, Mapout Province, Mozambique
Copyright: Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data (2023)
Map produced by the International Water Management Institute, INGC, CGIAR and AICCRA.
Information about the Product
Acquired: 13/02/2023 and 21/02/2023
Source: Sentinel-1
Category: Grading Map
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