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FLOODING ALERT: Full List of State at Risk In The Next Heavy Rainfall – NIMET
Heavy Rainfall and Flash Flooding Alert in Nigeria.
A severe weather alert has been issued for Nigeria, effective immediately. Moderate to heavy rainfall is expected to sweep across the country, starting today, September 19, 2024, potentially leading to flash flooding due to saturated soil conditions.
States at Risk of Flooding
The following states are likely to be the areas at risk of flooding include Borno, most of Adamawa, Taraba, Benue, Nasarawa, Kogi, Edo, Delta, Anambra, Bayelsa, Cross River, and Rivers states.
Advisories:
• Residents in areas prone to flooding are advised to prepare for potential evacuation by identifying higher ground or designated shelters.
• It is crucial to avoid driving or walking through flooded areas, as water levels may rise rapidly and pose a severe threat.
• Please relocate your valuable belongings and livestock to safer places and strengthen buildings when necessary.
• It is advisable to ensure access to clean drinking water and acquire essential supplies. Floodwaters can make water sources dirty and increase the chance of contracting waterborne diseases.
• Stay connected with relevant authorities and emergency services to support vulnerable community members, including children and older people.
• For your safety, it is advisable to consistently monitor weather updates (nimet.gov.ng) and flash flood warnings from the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) and other relevant agencies.
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