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Iraq: Early Warning Alerts and Response Network (EWARN) Reporɵng Sites, 2016 Iraq: Early Warning Alerts and Response Network (EWARN) reporƟng sites, 2016 BajwBajwanan AL DIBIS ZAKHO Berseve 1 ShShoraworaw ! !! Berseve 2 Derkar Berseve 2 ! Dawodia Chamishku ! ! ! AMEDI Nawroz Dawodia Al Shaabi !!!! DAHUK !! !! !! ZAKHO ! !! SUMEL ! !! Dohuk SORAN Bajit Kandala AMEDI !! ! !! !!!! ! SHEKHAN AKRE Shebana ! ! ! !! Erbil BARZAN ! !! ! Masaka Che Khire Rwanga Community DAHUKDAHUUKU Kirkuk Generaleral HospitalHosp ! Kalhe ! TELAFAR !!! ! CHOMAN Al Momi !! AL-SHIKHANN Rabiaa Omar khalid Khanasor ! !! ! !Basirma SUSUMELMEL Seage AL-HAWIGA1AAL-HAAWIGA1 KIRKUK1KIRKUK1 ! Haloom TITILKAIFLKAIF ! Um Al Rabiaain Jazronia Dohuk ! Ali Abar Mamilian ! ! Aliyouka Bardiya Saradash Sharfadeen ! ! PSHDAR Iska AKRE Panja Ali AYMENAYMEN ! RANIA Ein Owaiz Golant !! ERBIL ! Dahuk SINJAR !!!! !! Boark CENTER !! !!! ! Hamad Agha !! Khanke Domiz Sharya SHEKHAN ! 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Baghdad-Resafa AL-HabanyiaAL-Haba !!! MADA'IN ! !! ! LEGEND FALLUJA MAHMOUDIYA AZIZYIA Fix Medical Clinic Al-RahalyiaAl-Rahalyia AL-SUWAIRA Wassit ! AL HUR AL-MAHAWIL Mobile Medical Clinic RAMADI2 Aljanib Alsageer ! Al-Numanyiah Albatar & caravanat alzurgan ! ! Um Baneen ! Babil hotel ! ! KUT1 KeKerbala AL-HINDIYA Mokblljwld HUSAINYAHUSA ! AL-NA'MANIYA ALI AL-GHARBI New Sites KERBALA Guss swalem Babylon KUT2 HASHIMIYA Ma baina Al harameen ! Ya hussien Governorate Najaf tbc !! Al-AmalAl-Amal KUFA Kumait center AMARA ! Said alshuhdaa Diwaniya2 Afak road house AL-HAI ! Shoraw !!! ! Alaskan Manathera ! ! Silo Road DIWANIYA 2 AFAQ Eyes of Missan DISTRICT AL-MANATHERAR ! AL-SHAMIYAA Diwaniya AL-RIFA'I Al najmi Missan NORTH NAJAF ! AL-RUMAITHA !Sid jaber WARKA QAL'AT SALEH Salah al-Din ! Warki DIJEL MISHKABB AL-MEJAR Density of IDPs HAMZA Alzahra ! ! Al wark al nmoyhji AL-SHATRA AL-KABIR Low High Al aamahAl nkals BALADBALAD Al hassein!!! !! Source IOM DTM ! Al swer Najaf G. al husein Hosp. 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AL RESAFA KADHMIYAKADHMIYA BASRAH1 ALRASHEED AADEELL ShatShateaateaate Al Taji Al Taji SHA'B Al KhaliKhalidiadia Al-Sabyiat SADDER CITY Basrah ABU GHRAIGHRAIBB Al-Rahmaniya Al-Hurryia BALADIAT ABU AL-KHASEEBB FALLUJAFALLUJA Al-Gazalyia Al-NedaaAl-NNeddaaa Daryry MosqueMosqueu AL-ZUBAIR Funded by: AL-Amal Al-Manshud Al bakriyabaakriya Al-Jamaa clinicclinic MaremM Al RasalRasalaa Al-Mansoor AAl-AAl-AzraaAzrzzraa Muthanna Al-Jehad Al-Bayaa Abu Ghraib Abu Ghraib KARKH Al-Tahadi Al HabanyiaHabanyia Baghdad-Resafa Kerad AbdulAziz Al-Badry Dora BAGHDAD ZobaaZobabaa Al-Shabab ALJEDIDAALJEDIDA AL-SAMAWA 2 Al-Shuhada Al-Siha AmAmriateriiatea Takya DORDORAA MADA'INMADA'IN al Falluj FalFallujalulujaujaujuj KhernabatKhernabaata AgicultureAgicultul re European Union Office of U.S. Al-Salam Al AsfarAsfA Asfa Al-Rasheed Amriate Al Abyad Humanitarian Aid Foreign Disaster Assistance Al Amal Al ManshoodManshood al FallujaFalluja MAHMAHMOUDIYAMOUDIYA Iraq tent Al BatraaBatraa Al-Mahmodyia Baghdad-Karkh AL-MUSAYABAL-MUSAYAB Date of CreaƟon: 11 May 2016 For Further InformaƟon: World Health Organizaon Iraq Country Office - email: [email protected] Data Source: Ministry of Health / WHO Disclaimer: The boundaries and names shown and the designaons used on this map do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of WHO concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its authories, or concerning the delimitaon of its froners or boundaries. 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