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REDLAC Weekly Notes on Emergencies-Latin America & Caribbean

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LaMenchos

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This note is compiled for The Risk Emergency Disaster Working Group for Latin America and the Caribbean (REDLAC) by the OCHA Regional Office through disaster monitoring and input from our Regional Humanitarian partners. This note does not intend to be an analytical tool, but a summary paper of key facts and actions reported by the sources indicated. Activities carried out in affected countries are not limited to the ones reported here. Please check with sources for further information. For input, feedback and suggestions send us an email to ocha-rolac@un.org

Saturday, August 28, 2010

HIGHLIGHTS:
? CENTRAL AMERICA: Approximately 4,300 people have been affected from rains in Honduras and Nicaragua.
? BOLIVIA: Wildfire threatens 1.5 million hectares of forest.
? BOLIVIA: Drought aggravates El Chaco food security situation.
? PERU: Three years after the earthquake in Pisco in August 2007: 53,000 families not been able to rebuild their homes.


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