Uganda Districts affected by Floods and Rising Water Levels

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About this dataset

This data is about Uganda Districts affected by Floods and Rising Water Levels in Lakes as of Friday, 12th June 2020

Documentation

1. Uganda Red Cross Society field disaster reports 2. GIS processing in QGIS software This data is generated from Uganda Red Cross Society disaster reporting. For any queries, please contact Joel Kitutu (jkitutu@redcrossug.org).

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