Municipalities of the seven municipalities most affected by historic flooding did not have services to act in reducing the risk of natural disaster and carry out mitigation actions, responses and recovery of social and economic damage of the population in 2014.
Porto Velho RO 19/02/2014 - A enchente do rio Madeira, um dos principais tributários do rio Amazonas, em Porto Velho (RO), bateu o recorte histórico e nesta terça-feira (18) alcançou a marca de 17,75 metros , em Porto Velho, segundo a Defesa Civil Municipal. A cheia anormal é consequência do volume de chuvas acima da média nas nascentes do rio Madeira, que ficam na BolÃvia e no Peru. A marca é considerada histórica já que ultrapassa a maior já registrada em 1997 de 17,52 metros. Segundo o Corpo de Bombeiros o número de pessoas que foram afetadas pela cheia atingiu hoje mais de mil, sendo 350 desabrigados e 711 desalojados, mas esse número pode ser ainda maior. (Foto Joel Rosa/FotoAmazonas)
Porto Velho RO Brazil 19/02/2014 - Flood waters of the Madeira River, a major tributary of the Amazon River in Porto Velho (RO), hit the historical period and on Tuesday (18) reached the mark of 17.75 meters , in Porto Velho, according to the Municipal Civil Defense. The abnormal result is full volume of above average rainfall in the headwaters of the Madeira River, staying in Bolivia and Peru. The brand is considered historical since it exceeds the highest ever recorded in 1997 of 17.52 meters. According to the Fire Department the number of people who were affected by the flooding hit today over a thousand, and more 1000 homeless and displaced, but that number could be even higher. (Photo Joel Rosa/ FotoAmazonas)
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23 July 2015 at 11:45 (Updated on 14 September 2020 at 11:56)
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