Disaster Report: A state of emergency declared in Wawa. Heavy rainfall washed out the Trans-Canada Highway in Wawa, Ontario, Canada.
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Original post: Natural Disasters List October 26, 2012
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Update 01:05 UTC; October 28, 2012
-The Northern Ontario community of Wawa could be under a state of emergency for two or three weeks more.
-Following Mayor Linda Nowicki, rebuilding the washed out roads in wawa could cost about $10-million to $15-million.
-The northern Ontario town is currently seeking provincial funding for repairs to roads, bridges caused by heavy rainfall.
-State of emergency declared in Northern Ontario Community of Wawa. Heavy rainfall washed out the Trans-Canada Highway.
-Floods water closed a part of Highway 17 at Catfish creek. An area 25 kilometres south of Wawa on the same highway was also closed.
-Landslide reported in Michipicoten First Nation and Long Beach Road.
-Following Wawa mayor Linda Nowicki, there have been no reports of injuries.
-Wawa is a township in the Canadian province of Ontario, located within the Algoma District (Photo The highway washed away in Wawa, Ontario, OPP) .
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Keep this page open or visit later to get update report.
Original post: Natural Disasters List October 26, 2012
Related posts:
Flooding in Kashechewan and Fort Albany: State of emergency declared
Flash floods in Nova Scotia, Canada
Landslides in British Columbia, Canada
List of recent natural disasters in Canada in 2012
Update 01:05 UTC; October 28, 2012
-The Northern Ontario community of Wawa could be under a state of emergency for two or three weeks more.
-Following Mayor Linda Nowicki, rebuilding the washed out roads in wawa could cost about $10-million to $15-million.
-The northern Ontario town is currently seeking provincial funding for repairs to roads, bridges caused by heavy rainfall.
-State of emergency declared in Northern Ontario Community of Wawa. Heavy rainfall washed out the Trans-Canada Highway.
-Floods water closed a part of Highway 17 at Catfish creek. An area 25 kilometres south of Wawa on the same highway was also closed.
-Landslide reported in Michipicoten First Nation and Long Beach Road.
-Following Wawa mayor Linda Nowicki, there have been no reports of injuries.
-Wawa is a township in the Canadian province of Ontario, located within the Algoma District (Photo The highway washed away in Wawa, Ontario, OPP) .
Related posts:
Flooding in Kashechewan and Fort Albany: State of emergency declared
Flash floods in Nova Scotia, Canada
Landslides in British Columbia, Canada
List of recent natural disasters in Canada in 2012
Do you have news or information you want to share with Disaster Report. Simply complete the form and click Submit Form.