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Village Tract Population of Possible Flood-Affected Areas (July - September 2015) - AYEYARWADY REGION India BAGO (EAChiSna T) MIMU Listing of Possible Flood-affected Villages (Sept 22, 2015) Laos RAKHINE KYANGIN Thailand The MIMU listing indicates 7,104 villages from 3,571 Village tracts BAGO (WEST) NOTE that the actual extent of the flood impact is still being MYANAUNG determined. INGAPU LEMYETHNA HINTHADA ZALUN Bay of Bengal YEGYI KYONPYAW DANUBYU YANGON THABAUNG KYAUNGGON NYAUNGDON PANTANAW KANGYIDAUNT PATHEIN Pathein EINME MAUBIN WAKEMA MYAUNGMYA KYAIKLAT AYEYARWADY MAWLAMYINEGYUN NGAPUDAW DEDAYE Legend BOGALE PYAPON Map ID: MIMU1324v02 LABUTTA Population in Affected Village Tracts from the 2014 Census Disclaimer: The names shown and the boundaries used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. MIMU List of possible flood-affected villages as of 22 September 2015 This list of probable flood-affected villages is based on satellite images made available with the support of Myanmar's Relief and Resettlement Department*, Sentinel Asia, JAXA, UNOSAT and AIRBUS. Due to limited image resolution and lack of images for some areas, it may differ from the actual ground situation . Ground feedback can be shared with MIMU - [email protected] No. of Total % affected No. of Total no. % affected No. of Total % affected Probable Affected *** MIRA & Health Facilities School damaged Population in Population in Population in State/ Region Affected Townships TS Affected Village Tracts Village tracts Affected Villages Villages villages _satellite other damaged villages villages Affected Village Affected Village Affected Village Townships Village Tracts Villages images Assessment Tract _Total Tract _Male Tract _Female Ayeyarwady 26 26 100 990 1919 52 2089 12162 17 1949 villages 4 89 89 2,914,993 1,426,172 1,488,821 Bago 28 28 100 709 1417 50 1329 6494 20 1303 1 22 33 1,962,565 938,648 1,023,917 Chin ** 9 9 100 106 470 23 159 1495 11 n/a 115 5 45 76,233 36,945 39,288 Kayin 4 7 57 44 376 12 79 2063 4 79 159,508 76,464 83,044 Magway** 17 25 68 176 1535 11 349 4771 7 271 72 11 24 450,877 205,423 245,454 Mandalay 11 28 39 53 1416 4 61 4899 1 58 4 174,930 81,916 93,014 Mon 5 10 50 14 368 4 17 1150 1 16 1 82,876 40,318 42,558 Rakhine 16 17 94 344 1036 33 567 3810 15 89 288 69 175 560,437 261,736 298,701 Sagaing 34 37 92 1122 1761 64 2415 6130 39 2391 13 19 22 3,086,209 1,449,188 1,637,021 Yangon 4 45 9 13 619 2 39 2171 2 33 10 38,579 18,788 19,791 Total (10SRs) 154 232 66 3571 10917 33 7104 45145 16 6189 493 215 403 9,507,207 4,535,598 4,971,609 NOTE: * Ministry of Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement. Republic of the Union of Myanmar ** Images did not cover all affected areas of Magway. Information on probable affected villages in Chin state from satellite images is limited. *** MIRA : Multi-sectors Initial Rapid Assessment Information on affected Urban Area is not yet included. Information on affected villages without place code is not yet included..

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