Children who experienced flooding are struggling with emotional trauma. Many saw their homes and schools destroyed, and some were separated from their families. The disaster has left a significant number of children in need of support.
An estimated 17,000 children require help to cope with their experiences. Additionally, there are concerns about the well-being of 541 unaccompanied and separated children. Further information about the situation and the response to it is available from ReliefWeb.
. Developed by the National Disaster Centre (NDC) in collaboration with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), with technical support from humanitarian partners. This report provides a national overview of the institutional, operational, and infrastructure capacities...
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