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Floods: not new for Orissa
26.09.2008 With millions displaced and many still awaiting rescue in India’s flood-hit Orissa state, a leading development charity calls for the declaration of a "national calamity", to allow the rapid deployment of federal resources.
+ Over 10 million affected as Indian floods worsen
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From: ActionAid UK
Image: Floods: not new for Orissa © Social Health Education Development Society
Indian floods: 25 million people affected
26.09.2008 New regions in India have been severely affected by flooding, with more than 10 million people, half of them children, directly affected in Bihar and Orissa, two of the country's poorest states.
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From: Save the Children UK
Image: Indian floods: 25 million people affected
04.09.2008 Efforts to tackle the floods in north-east India that have affected over 2.7 million people must be increased urgently to avert a secondary disaster due to disease, an international agency has warned.
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From: Oxfam International
02.09.2008 Concern over reports of women being abused in flood relief camps in the Indian state of Bihar has been voiced by an international aid charity, as another warned that Children living on highways to escape floods are being killed by traffic.
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From: ActionAid UK , Save the Children UK
01.09.2008 Christian Aid is providing £200,000 in aid to the flood victims in the Indian state of Bihar.
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