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OCHA Situation Report No.8 / 15 Dec. 1998
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10,538 people are displaced from their homes and reside with their relatives or in public buildings.
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108 houses were assessed to be in immediate danger and residents had to be evacuated.
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OCHA Situation Report No.7 / 8 Dec. 1998
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*7,820 people are displaced from their homes and reside with relatives or in public buildings.
*One person is still missing.
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2,695 buildings are destroyed or partially destroyed. At least 2,877 buildings have to be reconstructed.
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OCHA Situation Report No.6 / 1 Dec. 1998
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*The number of fatal casualties is 17, and one person is still missing.
*The total number of persons unable to return to their houses is 5,609.
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There are 212 buildings still flooded, 2,002 buildings destroyed and 303 partially destroyed. More than 6,967 buildings need to be repaired.
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OCHA Situation Report No.2 / 9 Oct. 1998
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*24, 340 people had to be evacuated to safe areas.
*On the night of 8 November, 13,900 people have been evacuated from the city of Chop because the level of Tisa River had been raising till 23.00 hours.
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There is no telephone communication with 67 villages. Roads, particularly between local municipalities were heavily damaged and 5 bridges demolished by the water. Railroad traffic was already restored in the whole area. 102 electric transformers were damaged.
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