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Crisis Updates

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Crisis Ethiopia
Advisory: Flooding in Jigjiga Town, Ethiopia

January 21, 2021 — Thankfully, the heavy rains have ended, and there is no more flooding in Jigiga Town, Ethiopia.

Crisis Ethiopia
Advisory: Flooding in Gambela Town, Ethiopia

January 21, 2021— Thankfully, the heavy rains have ended, and there is no more flooding in Gambela Town, Ethiopia.

Crisis Ethiopia
Advisory: Locust Invasion in Northern Ethiopia

January 21, 2021— A major locust infestation began in October and affected several towns. They have identified 148 beneficiaries that have been affected.

Crisis Philippines
Advisory: Tropical Depression Vicky in the Philippines

January 19, 2021— Most of the affected families have returned to their homes and repairs have been made to make them livable. A total of 461 beneficiaries and their families were affected.

Crisis Mexico
Advisory: Hurricane Eta in Mexico

January 11, 2021 - The affected families were well supported by our church partners.

Crisis Mexico
Advisory: Hurricane Iota in Mexico

January 11, 2021 - The affected families were supported by the local church partner utilizing our Crisis Relief fund.

Crisis Indonesia
Advisory: Flooding in Papakelan Tondano Timur Minahasa, North Sulawesi, East Indonesia

January 11, 2021— The flood waters have receded and life is returning to normal throughout the community.

Crisis Kenya
Advisory: Flooding Caused by Overflow of Lake Baringo, Kenya

January 7, 2021 — The Child Development Center supported the affected families with food and clothing.

Crisis Ethiopia
Advisory: Flooding in Wolenchiti Town, Ethiopia

January 4, 2021 — Heavy rainfall caused flooding in the town of Wolenchiti in the Oromia Region of Ethiopia. A total of 63 beneficiaries and their families were impacted.