INFOCUS QUARTERLY SUMMARY TERRORISM & CONFLICT, NATURAL DISASTERS AND CIVIL UNREST Q2 2021

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NATURAL DISASTERS

Any event or force of nature that has cyclone, hurricane, tornado, tsunami, volcanic catastrophic consequences and causes eruption, or other similar natural events that give damage or the potential to cause a crisis to a rise to a crisis if noted and agreed by CAP customer. This includes an avalanche, FocusPoint. landslide, earth quake, flood, forest or bush fire,

NUMBER OF INCIDENTS

32 3

3 118

20 9

Asia Pacific 118 Sub-Saharan Africa 20 Middle East and North Africa 3 Europe 32 Domestic United States and Canada 3 Latin America 9

MOST "SIGNIFICANT" EVENTS

• Indonesia: Tropical Cyclone Seroja • Canada: Deaths in connection with • DRC: Mt. Nyiragongo eruption an ongoing heatwave • Algeria: Flash Floods • Panama: Floods/Landslides • Russia: Crimea and Krasnodar Krai flooding 03

TERRORISM / CONFLICT

Terrorism means an act, including but not government(s), committed for political, limited to the use of force or violence and/or the religious, ideological or similar purposes threat thereof, of any person or group(s) of including the intention to influence any persons, whether acting alone or on behalf of or government and/or to put the public, or any in connection with any organization(s) or section of the public, in fear.

NUMBER OF INCIDENTS

20 1

270 209

144 15

Asia Pacific 209 Sub-Saharan Africa 144 Middle East and North Africa 270 Europe 20 Domestic United States and Canada 1 Latin America 15

MOST "SIGNIFICANT" EVENTS

• Taliban Attack on Ghazni • Tigray Market Airstrike • Solhan Massacre • Landmine Explosion 04

POLITICAL THREAT / CIVIL UNREST

The threat of action designed to influence the purposes of this travel assistance plan, a government or an international governmental political threat is extended to mean civil threats organization or to intimidate the public, or a caused by riots, strikes, or civil commotion. section of the public; to advance a political, religious, racial, or ideological cause. For the

NUMBER OF INCIDENTS

153 40

52 180

36 67

Asia Pacific 180 Sub-Saharan Africa 36 Middle East and North Africa 52 Europe 153 Domestic United States and Canada 40 Latin America 67

MOST "SIGNIFICANT" EVENTS

• Myanmar: Coup d'état • UK: Dissident violence and sporadic unrest. • Kingdom of eSwatini: Anti-monarchy protests • USA: Anti-police unrest • : Inter-communal unrest • Colombia: Anti-government protests CIVIL UNREST 06

NUMBER OF TYPE OF INCIDENTS

Political Threat Political Violence Protest 460 67 1

NUMBER OF INCIDENTS BY REGION

153 40

52 180

36 67

Asia Pacific 180 Sub-Saharan Africa 36 Middle East and North Africa 52 Europe 153 Domestic United States and Canada 40 Latin America 67 07

This has resulted in renewed open conflict MYANMAR - COUP D'ETAT between these groups and the Myanmar military. The military government has also Following the coup d'état in February this year, stepped up its media campaign to silence the pro-democracy protests have continued across press from reporting through suspensions of the country in opposition to military rule. radio and tv stations. Media outlets have been Protesters have gone out in large numbers every shut down, and journalists have been harassed day, often facing significant military and police and arrested. The media have also begun forces' resistance. The protests have frequently arresting celebrities, models, and influencers turned extremely violent, with military and for spreading 'news to affect state stability. police forces cracking down, often fatally, on the protestors. International condemnation of the coup remains, with the UN drafted a resolution To date, over 800 protestors have been killed, condemning the coup and calling for an arms and nearly 5000 have been arrested. Increasing embargo and the release of political prisoners, violence by security forces has led to groups of including Aung San Suu Kyi, however the draft protestors seeking training and assistance from has been indefinitely postponed. insurgent groups in Myanmar's border regions.

ASIA PACIFIC. NUMBER OF INCIDENTS BY COUNTRY

Afghanistan 3 Myanmar 84 Australia 3 New Zealand 6 Bangladesh 6 Pakistan 18 Cambodia 1 Philippines 3 India 14 Sri Lanka 2 Indonesia 4 South Korea 1 Japan 6 Thailand 25 Kazakhstan 4 08

Soldiers have also been seen going KINGDOM OF ESWATINI - door-to-door and violently arresting people of interest. Authorities have cut water supplies and ANTI-MONARCHY PROTESTS internet access nationwide, and shortages of food and fuel have been reported due to the Frequent anti-police violence and unrest. Flights out of King Mswati III pro-democratic protests had been ongoing for International Airport (SHO/FDSK) were weeks following the suspicious death of a law suspended until further notice. Eswatini Airlink student, Thabano Nkomonye, in May. These also suspended flights to and from protests escalated on 28 June, when hundreds Johannesburg OR Tambo International Airport of people rallied across Mbabane, Matsapha, (JNB/FAOR). Manzini, and other cities in defiance of a ban on demonstrations. Protests quickly turned violent King Mswati III has been in power for the last 35 as demonstrators set fire to dozens of buildings years after inheriting the throne when he was 18 and looted businesses. On 29 June, military years of age in 1986. The King selects the forces were deployed to quell the unrest, and government, and political parties have been the government imposed an 18:00-05:00 local banned since 1973. The current protest time nightly curfew and ordered businesses to movement is calling for sweeping democratic close by 15:30. reforms in the face of the current corrupted monarchy and associated government. Martial law has been declared nationwide since Unconfirmed reports suggested that King 30 June. Security forces have cracked down Mswati has fled the country; however, the hard on protesters using live rounds, tear gas, government denies this. and rubber bullets, resulting in at least 40 deaths and dozens of more injuries as of 1 July.

SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA. NUMBER OF INCIDENTS BY COUNTRY

Benin 1 Kingdom of Eswatini 3 Cameroon 1 Liberia 1 Cote d'Ivoire 1 Malawi 1 DRC 8 Nigeria 8 Ghana 1 Senegal 2 Guinea 3 South Africa 5 09

hotels, were burned in , Ramle, , ISRAEL - INTER-COMMUNAL UNREST , Umm Al-Fahm, Baqa Al-Gharbiyye, , Jaffa, Acre, , , , Demonstrations over access to the Temple , Kafr Qara, , Shaqib Mount in 's Old City and to protest the Al-Salam, , , Jisr az-Zarqa, eviction of Palestinian families in East and . Jerusalem's Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood since mid-April have escalated into running street Police were forced to evacuate Jewish families battles between the Arab and Jewish from some areas while preventing anti-Arab communities in the city. Protesters gather mobs from entering others; public transport regularly in parts of the Old City close to the was suspended in the worst-affected areas. On Temple Mount and have repeatedly clashed 11 May, far-right Jewish protesters attacked violently with police, who have used tear gas, businesses and mosques in Lod, , Haifa, stun grenades, and baton charges to disperse Acre, Jaffa, , and other towns in crowds. retaliation. A general strike by the Palestinian community was held on 18 May, with large The protests peaked at the start of May as the demonstrations in Umm al-Fahm, East Muslim holy month of Ramadan came to a Jerusalem, Jaffa, Haifa, Tira, Shefa-Amr, Tamra, close. Israeli authorities imposed additional Nazareth, and . restrictions on access to the Al-Aqsa Mosque ahead of Eid al-Fitr celebrations and a planned As inter-communal clashes continue between far-right march by Zionist organizations to the Jewish and Palestinian communities, there Gate, a major flashpoint for protests. is a high risk of incidental injury or mistaken Damage to the mosque and the tear-gassing of identity during attacks or protests. Avoid all worshippers by Israeli security forces triggered protests and Areas with concentrations of riots in Arab-majority cities nationwide from 10 security forces, and protest action should be May. At least one person was killed and dozens avoided as these situations can be highly more injured in the riots as numerous volatile. structures, including municipal buildings, synagogues, Jewish-owned restaurants, and

MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA. NUMBER OF INCIDENTS BY COUNTRY

Algeria 3 Chad 5 Ethiopia 3 Iraq 11 Israel 4 Jordan 2 Lebanon 9 Mali 1 Oman 1 Somalia 3 South Sudan 1 Sudan 4 Syria 3 Tunisia 2 10

arrangements. Representatives of these groups UNITED KINGDOM - DISSIDENT have withdrawn support for the Good Friday Agreement over the existence of what is VIOLENCE AND SPORADIC UNREST. functionally a border between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK. Tensions have also flared Beginning on the evening of 29 March, youth due to the perceived double standard of the gangs engaged in violence in a loyalist area of PSNI with regards to failure to prosecute Sinn Londonderry. Over the next week, violent riots Fein politicians over breach of COVID-19 took place in Newtownabbey, Carrickfergus, regulations to attend the funeral of former IRA Portadown, Ballymena, Markethill, and Belfast. head of intelligence Bobby Storey, which drew a Members of the Police Service of Northern crowd of over 2000 people. Unionist parties Ireland (PSNI) came under attack from rioters, called for the PSNI Chief Constable to resign, sometimes as young as 12, using iron bars, but he refused to do so. bricks, masonry, and petrol bombs. To date, 88 PSNI officers have been injured. These riots have raised concerns over escalating sectarian tensions in Northern The cause of the riots is a complex mix of Ireland, which could potentially see a return to factors. Loyalist and unionist groups in the 'Troubles' which saw sectarian violence Northern Ireland blame the tensions for anger result in the deaths of over 3500 people over a over the Irish Sea Border, which came into effect 30-year period. because of the UK's post-Brexit trading

EUROPE. NUMBER OF INCIDENTS BY COUNTRY

Armenia 7 North Macedonia 2 Austria 3 Norway 1 Belarus 2 Poland 1 Belgium 5 Portugal 1 Bosnia-Herzegovina 3 Romania 1 Czech Republic 4 Russia 2 France 13 Serbia 1 Georgia 4 Slovakia 2 Germany 15 Slovenia 1 Greece 15 Spain 12 Hungary 3 Switzerland 1 Ireland 4 Turkey 9 Italy 9 Ukraine 4 Lithuania 1 United Kingdom 21 Netherlands 4 11v2

disperse the crowd. Following the police killing USA - ANTI-POLICE UNREST of a local resident in Portland, Oregon, demonstrations turned into a riot when The killing of Adam Toledo by a Chicago police protesters dressed in helmets, goggles, and gas officer led to widespread protests in Chicago as masks became confrontational. The unrest protesters demanded justice for the death of the ended up with protestors outright attacking unarmed 13-year-old boy. The protests mainly officers. Police responded with pepper spray, remained peaceful, with few scuffles between smoke canisters, and a rubber ball grenade to protestors and police. These protests would disperse the rioters. later spread due to the death of 20-year-old Daunte Wright at the hands of a Minneapolis Incidents of police violence can result in police officer. Nights of protest eventually large-scale protests in cities across America. turned violent outside the Police headquarters These can often turn violent, especially as the when protestors breached the barricades protests continue into the night. They also have resulting in a police crackdown and arrests. the potential to spread to cities across the country and draw large crowds, as were seen In Oakland, California, police brutality protests during the Black Lives Matter protests following turned violent when protesters began throwing the death of George Floyd. These situations can bottles and other objects at police officers. be highly volatile and should be avoided at all Protestors would go on to set fires, damage times. vehicles, and cause excessive property damage. Police were eventually forced to

DOMESTIC UNITED STATES AND CANADA. NUMBER OF INCIDENTS BY COUNTRY

Canada 4 USA 36 12

in Bogotá on 4 May, while multiple public COLOMBIA - ANTI-GOVERNMENT transport stations and other public facilities in urban hubs were damaged, and dozens of PROTESTS supermarkets and other businesses were looted Protests initially called on 28 April as part of a across major cities. Deadly clashes erupted in national strike to condemn a tax reform project Tuluá, Valle del Cauca, on 25 May, while promoted by President Iván Duque have unidentified people set ablaze the Palace of spiraled into nationwide anti-government Justice in the city. Police have frequently fired demonstrations and violent unrest. Despite the into the air and the ground and used tear gas President withdrawing his proposal on 2 May, and water cannons to disperse protesters. the demonstrations have continued in several Demonstrations are likely to continue with a cities across the country, with Cali, Bogotá, widened scope to demand better living Medellín, Barranquilla, Bucaramanga, and conditions for citizens amid despair caused by Ibagué particularly affected. An estimated 70 the COVID-19 pandemic and structural changes people have been killed, over 300 others have in the police forces, repeal of health reforms, gone missing, and over 840 others have been and social leaders' protection and ex-FARC injured. In contrast, hundreds more have been combatants. The risk of clashes and attacks detained amid clashes between the targeting public and private infrastructure and demonstrators and the National Police and transport hubs remains high, particularly in Cali, Mobile Anti-Riot Squads (ESMAD). They have Bogotá, and Medellín, where dissenting heavy-handedly responded to incidents of behavior is often met with an immediate and protest, vandalism, and looting. Further unrest is heavy-handed response from security forces. expected in the near term, although a Anticipate possible shortages of utilities and nationwide strike was called off on 16 June, associated travel and service disruptions, after 50 consecutive strike days. including the suspension of public transport The demonstrations prompted local nationwide. governments, including in Cali in Valle del Cauca and across the Sucre department, to order temporary night-time curfews following civil LATIN AMERICA. NUMBER OF unrest. Local authorities closed the overland borders of Valle del Cauca to 15 June. The INCIDENTS BY COUNTRY President also deployed some 7,000 soldiers in Cali and across Valle del Cauca to quell the riots and blockages that have caused shortages of food and fuel in the city and Popayán. Troops were also deployed to Cauca, Nariño, Norte de Argentina 3 Santander, Huila, Santander, Putumayo, Belize 1 Bolivia Caquetá and Risaralda departments on 29 May. 1 Chile 3 Roadblocks have also triggered disruptions on Colombia 51 major highways in other parts of Valle del Guatemala 2 Cauca, including the temporary closure of Haiti 1 Alfonso Bonilla Aragón International Airport Honduras 1 Mexico (CLO/SKCL) and across Cundinamarca, Meta, 4 and Quindío departments.

Protesters vandalized at least 21 police stations TERRORISM & CONFLICT 14

NUMBER OF TYPE OF INCIDENTS

Assassination 2 Bomb Blast 168 Terrorism 74 Conflict 327 Airstrikes 16

NUMBER OF INCIDENTS BY REGION

20 1

270 209

144 15

Asia Pacific 209 Sub-Saharan Africa 144 Middle East and North Africa 270 Europe 20 Domestic United States and Canada 1 Latin America 15 15

AFGHANISTAN – TALIBAN ATTACK forcing shopkeepers to close the main market. Over 5,000 Afghan families have fled their ON GHAZNI homes in the northern city of Kunduz after days of fighting. The Taliban, who has seized nearly a The month of June claimed the lives of over quarter of the country’s districts, has been 6,000 Taliban fighters. Over 1,000 Afghan waging an armed campaign against the security personnel have been forced to retreat Western-backed government since 2001 where into Tajikistan due to the advancement of the United States invasion overthrew their Taliban soldiers in Northern Afghanistan. On power. Despite a longstanding history of June 29, 2021, Taliban soldiers launched an violence in the war-torn country, the attack on attack on Ghazni killing dozens in an attempt to Ghazni occurred shortly after the United States take control of the central Afghan city. Roads began withdrawing their troops. It is likely that into the area were blocked and violence surged further conflict will escalate as the U.S has been between the Taliban and Afghan soldiers. fighting in Afghanistan for nearly two decades Clashes increased near security checkpoints in following the terrorist attacks of September 11. the Shaikh Ajal and Ganj area of Ghazni city,

ASIA PACIFIC. NUMBER OF INCIDENTS BY COUNTRY

Afghanistan 69 Myanmar 48 India 31 Pakistan 14 Indonesia 12 Philippines 22 Kyrgyzstan 5 Tajikistan 4 Malaysia 1 Thailand 2 Maldives 1 16

BURKINA FASO – SOLHAN and ISIL (ISIS) have been targeting civilians and soldiers. Military personnel in Burkina Faso are MASSACRE ill-equipped and lack the resources to handle such threats. President Roch Kabore has been On June 5, 2021, over 132 civilians were killed by under immense pressure to contain the gunmen in an attack on the village of Solhan in humanitarian crisis which has been Yagha province. More than 7,000 families fled to compounded by the public’s demand of his Sebba after the massacre which has been resignation. Protests have been erupting in the marked as the deadliest attack since 2015. capital Ouagadougou in pleas to end the Since then, people in Burkina Faso have been violence and terror attacks. The United Nations the victim of devastating violence unleashed by humanitarian office stated that over than 1.5 groups linked to Al Qaeda and Daesh (ISIS). The million people have been displaced in Burkina slaughter in Solhan followed the killing of 14 Faso since the beginning of the year as a result people in the village of Tadaryat in the same of the terrorism and conflict which has tripled region, where armed groups linked to al-Qaeda since 2015.

SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA. NUMBER OF INCIDENTS BY COUNTRY

Burkina Faso 22 Kenya 9 Burundi 4 Madagascar 1 Cameroon 1 Mozambique 6 CAR 4 Nigeria 65 Cote d'Ivoire 3 Uganda 2 DRC 27 17

ETHIOPIA – TIGRAY MARKET conflict with forces loyal to the Tigray People’s Liberation Front for several months. The conflict AIRSTRIKE has killed thousands of people, if not more, and displaced over two million, triggering an A seven-month-old conflict flared up again in immense humanitarian crisis. Moreover, aid Ethiopia’s war-torn region of Tigray. On June 22, groups have stated that the conflict has also 2021, an air strike targeted a busy market in the resulted in over 350,000 people facing village of Togoga and killed at least 43 people, conditions of severe famine in the northernmost injuring dozens. The bomb went off at region; a prediction which the Ethiopian approximately 13h00 p.m. local time. Despite government refutes. Concerns are being raised claims made by Ethiopia’s military that the air over further escalation of the seven-month strikes only targeted rebels, survivors and conflict. The United States has condemned the health workers described how the aerial attack and announced visa restrictions on those explosions struck the marketplace and killed involved in the conflict, including rebels, ethnic and wounded many women and children in the militias, and Ethiopian leaders. process. The Ethiopian military has been in

MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA. NUMBER OF INCIDENTS BY COUNTRY

Algeria 1 Libya 3 Chad 8 Mali 19 Egypt 4 Somalia 46 Eritrea 1 South Sudan 22 Ethiopia 22 Sudan 10 Iran 1 Syria 25 Iraq 15 Tunisia 1 Israel 88 UAE 2 Lebanon 3 18

AZERBAIJAN – LANDMINE expressed his sadness and urged on Armenia to hand over maps locating mined areas. EXPLOSION Azerbaijan is viewed as the victor of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict and Kalbajar is one Two Azerbaijani journalists and an official were of the regions that was handed back to killed by a landmine explosion in Azerbaijan’s Azerbaijan after the conflict. The landmine Kalbajar region, west of Nagorno-Karabakh on explosion came a day after Azerbaijan had June 4, 2021. Four others were injured as well captured six Armenian servicemen in Kalbajar. when their vehicle hit an anti-tank mine. The Despite the Russian-brokered ceasefire, the incident occurred at a time of heightened Azerbaijani Journalists Union has accused the tensions in the wider region, with Armenia and Armenian state of terrorism and sabotage, by Azerbaijan accusing each other of border intentionally planting landmines in the area. incursions, showing the vulnerability of a Azerbaijan's foreign ministry also blamed the ceasefire maintained after six weeks of fighting blast on Armenia, accusing it of violating the between Armenian forces and the Azeri army. Geneva Conventions. There was no immediate Azerbaijan's foreign minister, Jeyhun Bayramov, response from Armenia.

EUROPE. NUMBER OF INCIDENTS BY COUNTRY

Armenia 2 Russia 2 Azerbaijan 3 Spain 1 France 1 Turkey 1 Germany 2 Ukraine 7 Hungary 1 19

DOMESTIC UNITED STATES AND CANADA. NUMBER OF INCIDENTS BY COUNTRY

USA 1

LATIN AMERICA. NUMBER OF INCIDENTS BY COUNTRY

Brazil 1 Colombia 7 Peru 1 Venezuela 6 NATURAL DISASTERS 21

NUMBER OF TYPE OF INCIDENTS

Ashfall 2 Avalanche 1 Earthquake 46 Floods 35 Heatwave 8 Heavy rainfall 45 Heavy snowfall 1 Heavy swells 1 Landslides 1 Lightning 1 Strong winds 7 Tornado 7 Volcanic eruption 8 Wildfires 9 Windstorm 1 Waterspout 1

NUMBER OF INCIDENTS BY REGION

153 40

52 180

36 67

Asia Pacific 116 Sub-Saharan Africa 18 Middle East and North Africa 3 Europe 30 Domestic United States and Canada 3 Latin America 9 22

INDONESIA – TROPICAL CYCLONE Tenggara province as of evening hours local time on April 14. Rote Ndao regency had the SEROJA highest number of displaced residents with 5,556 displaced. Authorities indicated that On April 15, Indonesian authorities announced flooding and landslides due to the passage of that at least 181 people were killed, 258 injured, Tropical Cyclone Seroja was responsible for the 47 missing, and more than 12,000 residents widespread destruction. displaced respectively across East Nusa

ASIA PACIFIC. NUMBER OF INCIDENTS BY COUNTRY

Australia 2 New Zealand 10 Bangladesh 5 Pakistan 3 Bhutan 1 Papua New Guinea 1 China 10 Philippines 10 East Timor 1 Singapore 1 Fiji 2 Sri Lanka 2 India 12 Solomon Islands 2 Indonesia 15 Taiwan 7 Japan 13 Thailand 3 Laos 1 Tonga 2 Malaysia 4 Vietnam 1 Mongolia 3 Wallis and Futuna 1 Nepal 3 23

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE related to the eruption of Mt. Nyiragongo volcano near Goma, North Kivu province, since CONGO (DRC) – MT. NYIRAGONGO May 22. At least 200 earthquakes and aftershocks have been felt near the volcano ERUPTION following the eruption and around 2,500 homes On May 26, DRC authorities indicated that at were destroyed or damaged. Water shortages least 32 people have died due to incidents were also reported in northern parts of Goma.

SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA. NUMBER OF INCIDENTS BY COUNTRY

Angola 2 Mauritius 2 Burundi 1 Namibia 1 DRC 3 Nigeria 1 Kenya 6 South Africa 2 24

ALGERIA – METEO ALGERIA several arterial roads was disrupted and dozens of homes were damaged. In addition, building On May 5, Local media reported that at least and infrastructure have been flooded across the seven people were killed following flash floods aforementioned Provinces. Moderate to heavy triggered by torrential rainfall in Batna, Médéa rainfall is expected to continue through 6 May. and M'sila provinces since 2 May. Traffic on

MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA. NUMBER OF INCIDENTS BY COUNTRY

Algeria 1 Iran 1 Somalia 1 25

RUSSIA – CRIMEA AND KRASNODAR Feodosia, Kirovske, Sevastopol, Sudak, Alusha, Yevpatoria, Simferopol, Novorossiysk, and KRAI FLOODING Anapa, amongst others, suffered inundation and damage to hundreds of homes. Water and On June 18, a state of emergency was declared power cuts due to the flooding were also widely by Russian authorities, in Crimea and Krasnodar reported and dozens of roads were closed Krai after at least one person was killed and across the peninsula. some 1,400 others were evacuated due to heavy flooding. The communities of Kerch, Yalta,

EUROPE. NUMBER OF INCIDENTS BY COUNTRY

Belarus 1 Germany 1 Bosnia and Herzegovina 1 Greece 2 Croatia 1 Ireland 1 Cyprus 1 Italy 4 Czech Republic 1 Romania 1 Finland 1 Russia 7 France 3 Ukraine 3 26

CANADA – HEATWAVE BRITISH ongoing heatwave, US President Joe Biden said the heatwave was tied to climate change. the COLUMBIA extreme weather conditions were forecasted in Alberta, the Northwest Territories (NWT), On June 30, amid an unprecedented heatwave, Saskatchewan and western and central authorities indicated that over 130 deaths were Manitoba. The heat over western parts of reported in British Columbia, with Vancouver, Canada and the US has been caused by a dome Burnaby and Surrey the worst-affected areas. Of of static high-pressure hot air stretching from those who died were mostly the elderly or had California to the Arctic territories underlying health conditions. Caused by the

DOMESTIC UNITED STATES AND CANADA. NUMBER OF INCIDENTS BY COUNTRY

Canada 1 USA 2 27

PANAMA - SAN MIGUELITO Cristóbal, Colon province, due to flooding, and landslides caused by heavy rainfall; traffic was On 14 June, more than 600 houses were disrupted along Centenario road near Merca affected across the country and 50 families Panama in Panama City due to a landslide. were evacuated in and around Panama City, San Several flights were diverted at Tocumen Airport Miguelito and other parts of Panama province, (PTY/MPTO). while at least one person was missing in

LATIN AMERICA. NUMBER OF INCIDENTS BY COUNTRY

Barbados 1 Guatemala 2 Brazil 1 Haiti 1 Chile 1 Panama 1 Colombia 1 St. Vincent and the Grenadines 1 FocusPoint International 866-340-8569 861 SW 78th Avenue, Suite B200 [email protected] Plantation, FL 33324 www.focuspointintl.com