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2002: Akola Floods

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Date: August 2002
Place: Akola, Maharashtra
Scale of disaster: 4 - 5 people died. Almost 15 villages were badly affected.

The Event:
During August 2002, heavy monsoon flash floods hit the northern region of Maharashtra causing heavy loss to life & properties. The district Akola was the worst flood affected area where almost 15 villages were badly affected. Even though the death toll was not that high (4-5 people), the damage to properties was high.

BJS’ S Strategy:
BJS focused on immediate rescue operations and carried out the evacuation of the people from the flooded areas. Soon after the relief operations were started. Food and medicines were supplied along with the provision of temporary shelter.

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