Deyr flooding update As of 16 November 2020

214K 108k Overview map AFFECTED 18 Districts INTERNALLY AFFECTED AREAS POPULATION DISPLACED

Popoulation Overview: Deyr Flooding District Affected Caluula GAALKACYO 3,900 ! Ongoing Deyr seasonal rains (October-December) have affected nearly 214,000 Gulf of aden Qandala Zeylac ! BANADIR 13,400 ! Bossaso DJBOUTI Laasqoray P people, of whom more than 108,000 people have been temporarily displaced from ! 36,124 Lughaye Ceerigaabo their homes in South West, , Hirshabelle and states as well as ! P Berbera Awdal ! Baki Iskushuban BALCAD 120 ! ! Sanaag Bari Banadir region. Most displacement occurred in the two worst affected regions in the Borama Sheikh Ceel Afweyn P ! ! Woqooyi Galbeed AFGOOYE 21,000 ! Shabelle River basin - (South West State) and Gebiley Hargeysa Burco Qardho Bandarbayla P OwdweyneP ! ! ! Xudun Taleex (Hirshabelle State). In Baidoa town, South West State, more than 66,000 people KURTUNWAAREY 20 ! ! Togdheer Caynabo ! Sool including IDPs have been affected, of whom 6,000 have been displaced. Thousands QORYOOLEY 49,205 Laas Caanood P Garowe Buuhoodle P ! of hectares of farmland have been inundated particularly along the river basins. Eyl WANLA WEYN 8 Nugaal ! Burtinle Authorities and aid agencies are appealing for urgent assistance especially clean ! BAIDOA 66,690

Jariiban ! Galdogob drinking water, emergency shelter and food. Assistance is also required to drain ! TAYEEGLOW 650 Gaalkacyo P stagnant water in order to mitigate the risk of water-borne diseases and to re-enforce WAAJID 430 Cabudwaaq ! Cadaado ! sand barriers along river breakage points. The lower areas along the Shabelle River RAB DHUURE 220 Dhuusamarreeb have remained inundated since July following heavy Hagaa (July-September) rains P Hobyo ! within the Shabelle basin in Somalia and the Ethiopian highlands. According to the BELET XAAWO 9,000 Galgaduud Ceel Barde ! Belet Weyne P Ceel Buur Xarardheere BU'AALE 605 ! ! latest rain forecast issued by SWALIM on 12 November, no risk of flooding is Rab Dhuure ! Doolow Hiraan SAAKOW 630 ! BakoolP Tayeeglow foreseen along the Juba and Shabelle rivers. ! Xudur Bulo Burto Ceel Dheer Belet XaawoLuuq Waajid ! Adan Yabaal ! ! ! ! ! KENYA AFMADOW 12,000 Garbahaarey P ! Baidoa . P Comparison of current and long term average levels JAMAAME 19 Qansax Dheere Middle Shabelle Ceel Waaq ! Buur Hakaba ! ! PJowhar Cadale Wanla Weyn ! Bay ! Diinsoor Shabelle River at Belet Weyne Juba River at Luuq LAAS CAANOOD 26 Baardheere! Balcad ! ! ! Banadir Indian Ocean Lower Shabelle Saakow ! P ! Qoryooley! Marka 9 6 Kurtunwaarey Bu'aale Sablaale P ! Baraawe 8 ! Flood displaced population 5 7 Afmadow Jilib ! ! > 50,000 6 4 Jamaame ! 5 Kismayo 10,001 - 50,000 3 P 4 1 - 10,000 Badhaadhe 3 2 ! 2 Rivers 1 1 0 0 l l t r r t r c r y v g n c y n v p b g n n p b u c u c a p a e p a o e e u a e a u o e e u a J u J J J J O J A S F O D A S F A D N A M N M M M

Long-Term average 2019 2020 Flood Risk Long Term 2019 2002 Flood Risk

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