7 of 10 SINKING & S American Rolls; At least 40 000 people are affected by the floods in the Paraguay! Colombia: Flood and landsilde in nine departments!

Paraguay

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Indonesia SINKING:

Jakarta -

/ Floods submerged, road-Meruya Ciledug Loss. The traffic path toward Meruya Ciledug vice versa is still a long queue. Cause, partly flooded the road. /

/ Wednesday (18/4) floods with a height ranging from 50-80 CM is still soaking in the domestic residential housing department, Ciledug, Tangerang city. This region floods submerge about 300 houses. /

/ Hundreds of homes in flood Kedoyaselatan Still Submerged. Flooding due to overflowing Kali Pesanggrahan until Wednesday (18/4) are still flooded hundreds of homes in the Village Kedoyaselatan, Kebonjeruk, West Jakarta. At least, three RT the RT 002, 004, and 013 are located in the RW 05 was flooded as high as 50 centimeters. /

/ A number of RT in RW 05 Kedoya Village South, Kebon Jeruk, West Jakarta was flooded as high as 50 centimeters, Wednesday (04/18/2012). Floods submerge the township residents since Tuesday afternoon due to overflowing Kali Pesanggrahan. /

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Paraguay:

/ At least 40 000 people are affected by the floods in the western Chaco region of Paraguay, reported the state National Emergency Secretariat (SEN). /

Colombia:

/ The rains in Colombia caused floods and landslides in nine departments and the deaths of at least 17 people, authorities said Tuesday. He said that in 2012 the 32 departments, nine have experienced flooding. /

Indonesia:

Floods submerged, road-Meruya Ciledug Loss

Liputan6.com, Jakarta: The traffic path toward Meruya Ciledug Kingdom and vice versa is still a long queue. Cause, partly flooded the road.

The high standing water on the path towards Meruya Ciledug Kingdom and vice versa resulted in traffic jams in the region. Even reach the two-kilometer queue of vehicles because of high water vehicles to pass menyulikan, Wednesday (18/4).

Stagnant water is not only visible on the highway, a number of housing in Tangerang is still submerged. As the Housing Department of the Interior, Coral Mulya, Tangerang, Banten. Damage to the drainage and the amount of waste resulting in a puddle of water is difficult to recede.

The rain which flushed Jakarta on Tuesday (17/4) resulted in a number of housing and roads flooded. Even the long queues of vehicles were also seen in Jalan Raya Ciledug, Tangerang, Banten. Not only that, the housing in the surrounding streets are also submerged. (MEL)

http://berita.liputan6.com/read/389783/terendam-banjir-jalan-ciledu...

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A number of Flood Hit Housing

Wednesday (18/4) floods with a height ranging from 50-80 CM is still soaking in the domestic residential housing department, Ciledug, Tangerang city. This region floods submerge about 300 houses.

Floods caused by heavy rains that occurred yesterday, and poor drainage. According to residents, this area is frequently flooded.

In addition to soaking the housing, flooding also caused a number of public facilities such as mosques, submerged. As of Wednesday afternoon, residents still survive, in each house. Citizens expect the government to realize its promise to address the flooding that had so often this happens

http://www.indosiar.com/fokus/sejumlah-perumahan-dilanda-banjir_946...

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Hundreds of homes in flood Kedoyaselatan Still Submerged
Flooding due to overflowing Kali Pesanggrahan until Wednesday (18/4) are still flooded Hundreds of homes in the Village Kedoyaselatan, Kebonjeruk, West Jakarta. At least, three RT the RT 002, 004, and 013 are located in the RW 05 was flooded as high as 50 centimeters.

"The flood began to enter the residential area since Tuesday afternoon at around 18:00 due to overflowing Kali Pesanggrahan. Until now, standing water is still as high as 50 centimeters," said Karsono, a resident of RT 002 on Wednesday (18 / 4).

Frequent Floods inundate residential areas due to overflow Kali Pesanggrahan, Karsono said, was uncommon Among residents. Thus Spake, although the water had reached waist height of an adult, no residents were displaced.

"For us, the which the flood inundated our house used to it. Hence, there are no residents displaced by the majority of Terraced houses," said Karsono.

Kedoyaselatan headman, Nuraini Silviana Herman, said, up to now still flooded area flooding. Although already started to recede, but currently about 300 houses inhabited by 700 people was submerged. "The flood has Begun to recede and residents there is no refuge," he said.

That Floods inundate residential areas due to the opening of doors Air Pesanggrahan. "The door is being repaired by the Water Works Water System Agency. However, Because of improvements not yet completed so That When It Rains Heavily Freely the water to flow to inundate homes in three RT," he said.

However, Nuraini said, it has been coordinated with Public Works Agency Water System to the completion of the accelerated repair water gates.

http://www.beritajakarta.com/2008/id/berita_detail.asp?nNewsId=49514

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South Kedoya Still Submerged Flood

JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com-A number of RT in RW 05 Kedoya Village South, Kebon Jeruk, West Jakarta was flooded as high as 50 centimeters, Wednesday (04/18/2012). Floods submerge the township residents since Tuesday afternoon due to overflowing Kali Pesanggrahan.

Irwan, one resident, said, the water began to soak the house around 17:00. "Yesterday flooding up to one meter. It is now somewhat subsided," he said.

Disrupted the activities of people because the water had entered the house. Residents are also expected to help the citizens be given directly to the homes, not to post.

"If dropped in the post later on it is not up to us. We want to get out the house was difficult, still need to post some distance tempatny," said Irwan.

http://megapolitan.kompas.com/read/2012/04/18/11370172/Kedoya.Selat...

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Paraguay:

Floods leave 40 000 victims in Paraguay

At least 40 000 people are affected by the floods in the western Chaco region of Paraguay, reported the state National Emergency Secretariat (SEN).

The rains that fell the last two or three weeks in that area of the South American country overflowed the river Pilcomayo, in regions bordering Argentina and produced flooding in the center of the Chaco, isolating thousands of local women families and livestock.

SEN spokesman, Aldo Saldivar, told reporters he feared an increase in the number of victims in the coming hours and confirmed that 10 000 families are surrounded by water or whose houses are completely flooded.

"So let's likely the 40 000 affected by this growing, because the danger is pending further existing overflow Pilcomayo, there are reports that this could be made worse by the weather," he said.

The NSS is the leading government agency assisting people in natural disasters, such as being presented in a vast expanse of territory of the Chaco.

Saldivar admitted that due to the lack of passable roads, aid has been hindered greatly, but "we are doing everything we can to be with so many people need at this time and the support will continue until the situation improves."

He said Monday's scheduled delivery of three thousand pantries to the thousands of families affected by floods, many of them installed temporarily in a shelter prepared by the SEN.

Due to the worsening situation in the flooded region, the government declared a week ago "state of emergency", which the executive is free to call on extra resources to be used in attendance.

http://www.elsiglodedurango.com.mx/noticia/367291.dejan-40-mil-damn...

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Colombia:

Rain floods leave behind in Colombia

Bogota. - The rains in Colombia caused floods and landslides in nine departments and the deaths of at least 17 people, authorities said Tuesday.

The fatalities were recorded from March 15 until yesterday, said in a telephone Carlos Ivan Marquez, director the National Unit for Disaster Risk Management.

In the same period in 2011, those killed by the rains were 93, Marquez said, recalling the intensity of the rains last year due to the phenomenon of La Niña or cold currents in the Pacific that multiplied the amount of rain.

"Last year the rainy season was much stronger than what is happening right now, (when) we have neither the La Nina phenomenon ... but the recurring cycle of rainfall," he said.

He said that in 2012 the 32 departments, nine have experienced flooding.

These towns are flooded sections of Cota, town in the central department of Cundinamarca, said Marquez.

In Colombia there are two rainy seasons: the first from mid-March to late June and the second from September to mid December.