81241254-bbdb-11ec-ab31-0242ac170007 eng utf8 dataset ICPAC Data Risk Management Nairobi KEN disaster-risk-management@igad.int pointOfContact ICPAC Data Risk Management Nairobi KEN disaster-risk-management@igad.int author 2022-06-26T12:35:14Z ISO 19115:2003 - Geographic information - Metadata ISO 19115:2003 4326 EPSG 6.11 Tropical Cyclone Gati_ Nov 2020. 2022-04-14T10:13:00Z publication mapDigital The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs(UNOCHA) published this report. It highlights the impacts of Tropical Cyclone Gati on Somalia and humanitarian response. completed ICPAC Data Risk Management Nairobi KEN disaster-risk-management@igad.int originator asNeeded /static/geonode/img/missing_thumb.png Thumbnail for 'Tropical Cyclone Gati_ Nov 2020.' image/png ESRI Shapefile 1.0 Africa place East Africa place license Not Specified: The original author did not specify a license. eng utf8 planningCadastre 40.994316999000034 51.5 -1.664914401999965 11.985202789000027 TC Gati resulted in heavy rains and floods that affected an estimated 70000 people. The heavy rains and strong winds triggered flash floods along coastal and inland areas. The hardest hit areas were 13 villages in Iskushuban district, including Xaafuun, Dul Xaafuun, Dardaare, Garan, Baarmadowe, Hurdiya, Foocaar, Afdhicin, Haluula, Kurduush, Gumbax, Taageer and Xandha. Local authorities reported that eight people killed and an unknown number injured. About 15,000 people were displaced to higher ground within their neighbourhoods. Massive damage to property and roads was also reported. Telecommunication services were affected, especially in Xaafuun, Hurdiya and Baarmadowe. In addition, shipping and fishing activities along the coastal areas of Bari and the Gulf of Aden was disrupted. https://geoportal.icpac.net/documents/1502 WWW:LINK-1.0-http--link Online link to the 'Tropical Cyclone Gati_ Nov 2020.' description on GeoNode dataset