UN ASSESSES LOW DAMAGE FROM WEAKENED CYCLONE IN BANGLADESH, BURMA AS PROJECTED BY UNITED STATES NAVY AG2 TROPICAL REPORT OF STORM DISSAPATING OVER LAND IN ITS INTERNATIONAL REPORT

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Subject: UN ASSESSES LOW DAMAGE FROM WEAKENED CYCLONE MAHASEN IN
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UN ASSESSES LOW DAMAGE FROM WEAKENED CYCLONE MAHASEN IN BANGLADESH,
MYANMARNew York, May 17 2013 3:00PMUnited Nations agencies and
partners are assessing parts of Bangladesh and Myanmar after Tropical
Cyclone Mahasen hit land today, weakened and dissipated, leaving
behind less damage than originally feared.

In a <"http://reliefweb.int/report/bangladesh/un-ocha-flash-update-7-cyclone-mahasen-bangladesh-and-myanmar">report
from the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
(OCHA), the Government of Bangladesh reported six deaths and a limited
number of injuries in flood affected districts. No causalities were
reported in Myanmar.

"While assessments are ongoing, in light of the potential damage
anticipated over the last five days, reported damage to houses has
been limited," OCHA reported.

Aerial assessment across the affected districts showed "no significant
damage; however there are localized pockets of flooding which may see
limited needs for provision of drinking water, sanitation and hygiene,
and temporary shelter to people who have been affected."

In Myanmar's Rakhine state, UN and non-governmental organizations
(NGOs) implemented a preparedness and contingency plan, developed in
March, which included the relocation of 120,000 people to safer and
higher locations.

The region was spared "any significant impact" from the storm and
initial assessments indicate no damage, OCHA reported, but UN agencies
and partners continue to monitor areas to protect civilians still
faced with being displaced as the rainy season continues.May 17 2013
3:00PM
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