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NEMA called for immediate action to mitigate the impact of the impending flood, In Bayelsa, Delta, Rivers and others
The National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA has issued a warning that Bayelsa, Delta, Lagos, and Rivers States are at high risk of flooding this year.
The agency has attributed this to the increase in sea level and tidal surge, which could have a negative impact on agriculture, human settlements, and transportation in these states.
NEMA has called for immediate action to mitigate the impact of the impending flood, stressing that it could surpass last year’s flooding.
According to NEMA, last year’s floods resulted in 665 deaths and left 3,181 people injured nationwide.
A staggering 4,476,867 individuals were affected, with 2,437,411 displaced and about 944,989 farmlands damaged.
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