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        <h2>Disaster Damage and Impact Assessment</h2>
        The floods and landslides had a devastating impact on Colombia in 2014. Key points include: <ul><li>41,151 people affected in 182 municipalities by the end of May.</li><li>Over 4,000 people affected in Alto Putumayo in mid-June.</li><li>More than 16,000 people affected in Putumayo by July.</li><li>Forecasts indicated continued rainfall.</li></ul>
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        <h2>How to Self-Rescue and Seek Help</h2>
        1. Move to higher ground immediately to avoid floodwaters.<br>2. Do not walk, swim, or drive through floodwaters.<br>3. Stay informed through reliable news sources for weather updates.<br>4. Have an emergency contact list and communicate your plan with family.<br>5. Seek help from local authorities or rescue teams if trapped or in danger.
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        <h2>Emergency Kit Preparation Tips</h2>
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        1. Waterproof bag for important documents<br>2. Non-perishable food and clean drinking water<br>3. First aid kit including necessary medications<br>4. Flashlights and batteries<br>5. Mobile phone with charger and emergency contacts<br>6. Warm clothing and blankets<br>7. Multi-purpose tool and whistle
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Colombia faced severe floods and landslides from March to July 2014, affecting over 61,000 people across various regions.

Severe Floods and Landslides Hit Colombia in 2014

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During Colombia's first rainy season of 2014, starting in mid-March, the country experienced severe floods and landslides. By the end of May, over 41,000 people across 182 municipalities were affected, with the Centre (Caquetá), the Caribbean Coast (Magdalena), and the Pacific region (Chocó, Cauca) being the hardest hit areas. Throughout June and July, additional flooding impacted more than 20,000 people in Putumayo. The rainfall was forecasted to persist for an extended period.

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