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Solomon Islands:Flood:2014/04/03

Duration	2014/04/03	Flooding in Solomon Islands has killed at least two people and destroyed around a hundred homes in the capital, Honiara.
Country or District	Solomon Islands
Name	Flood

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Report/Articles OCHA 2014/04/18 Two weeks after floods impacted Honiara and Guadalcanal Province (GP), over 50,000 people remain affected. There are 22 confirmed fatalities. Initial reports indicate 253 houses destroyed and 30 damaged. OCHA 2014/04/10 The death toll has been revised down to 21, with two people missing, after figures were re-verified by police. AFP 2014/04/08 Death toll rises to 23 in Solomons floods OCHA 2014/04/06 There are a total of 19 confirmed deaths and an estimated 52,000 people affected across the Solomon Islands (population 515,870). ABC 2014/04/04 The Solomon Islands\' government says at least 16 people have died in flash flooding that has left thousands homeless in the capital, Honiara. ABC 2014/04/03 As many as 10,000 people have spent the night in temporary evacuation centres in Honiara with floodwaters inundating much of the city.

Geographycal Data Information OCHA 2014/04/05 Solomon Islands: Honiara Flood (as of 5 April 2014) UNOSAT 2014/04/07 Estimated Rainfall Accumulation from 2 to 5 April over Solomon Islands ECHO 2014/04/04 4 April 2014: Pacific Severe weather & Solomon Islands - Floods

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Urgent Report from Supporting Members of the Asian Disaster Reduction Center

Pictures UNOSAT 2014/04/17 Water Level Situation in Gold Ridge Dam, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands (17 April 2014) International Charter 2014/04/05 Floods in the Solomon Islands UNOSAT 2014/04/14 Damage Assessment Along Matanikau River, Honiara, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands (14 April 2014) UNOSAT 2014/04/08 Flood Affected Areas Along Matanikau River, Honiara, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands (as of 8 April 2014)