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19/03/2026 at 11:41 am #10039
Evelyn Todio
Keymaster

    Hi Madeline,

    Considering Camp ground’s ground level is higher with respect to river level there are no major issues but it might be a issue during major Cyclone in the region.

    The lower camp is more of a concern when it comes to flooding. Water may reach up to 4-5ft in the houses at lower camp during floods.

    Hope this helps.

    Kind regards,
    Evelyn

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