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        <h2>Disaster Damage and Impact Assessment</h2>
        The flooding in Liberia has had catastrophic effects, displacing thousands and causing extensive property damage. Key points include: <ul><li>More than 15,000 people affected in 49 communities</li><li>Over 1,300 homes destroyed in Unification Town, Dolo Town, and Mambahn Kaba District</li><li>Temporary relocation site established for affected residents</li><li>Initial relief assistance provided by the National Disaster Relief Commission, UNICEF, and the Liberia Refugee, Repatriation and Resettlement Commission</li></ul>
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        <h2>How to Self-Rescue and Seek Help</h2>
        In case of flooding, individuals should: <ul><li>Move to higher ground immediately</li><li>Avoid walking or driving through floodwaters</li><li>Listen to local alerts and follow official instructions</li><li>Secure valuable documents in waterproof containers</li><li>Reach out to emergency services if in danger</li></ul> Avoid:<ul><li>Attempting to swim through floodwaters</li><li>Touching electrical equipment if you are wet or standing in water</li></ul>
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        <h2>Emergency Kit Preparation Tips</h2>
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        An emergency kit for flood preparedness should include: <ul><li>Water and non-perishable food for at least three days</li><li>Battery-powered or hand-crank radio</li><li>Flashlight and extra batteries</li><li>First aid kit and essential medications</li><li>Multi-purpose tool, personal hygiene items, and copies of personal documents</li><li>Emergency contact information and cash</li><li>Warm clothing and blankets</li><li>Waterproof bags for valuables</li></ul>
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Upper and Lower Margibi County in Liberia experienced severe flooding from June 29, 2016, impacting over 15,000 people in 49 communities.

Widespread Flooding in Liberia Affects Thousands

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From June 29, 2016, Upper and Lower Margibi County in Liberia faced extensive flooding due to torrential rains. The floods affected more than 15,000 people across 49 communities, with substantial damage reported in Unification Town, Dolo Town, and Mambahn Kaba District in Lower Margibi County, located in the eastern region of the capital Monrovia. Temporary relocation sites have been set up, and initial relief efforts are underway with support from the National Disaster Relief Commission and various partners.

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