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Disaster Calendar 2011 – August 27 Entry
[August 27, 2011] Mass die-offs resulting from human impact and the planetary response to the anthropogenic assault could occur by early 2016. SYMBOLIC COUNTDOWN: 1,663 Days Left to the ‘Worst Day’ in Human History
- East Coast, USA. Hurricane IRENE has forced millions of Americans into shelters as it continues to barrel along the Atlantic Coast, shutting down New York.
- IRENE made its first landfall in North Carolina.
- IRENE has spawned tornadoes in three states, destroying or damaging at least a dozen homes.
- “Extremely dangerous” storm surges are expected to raise water levels by up to 12 feet.
- The hurricane has forced the authorities to place up to 7.5 million people under evacuation orders along the East Coast.
- At least 6 deaths have so far been attributed to Irene.
- Up to 1.5 million people were left without power in North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland and Delaware, and wider disruptions were expected.
- The governors in seven states of North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, New York and Connecticut have already declared states of emergency.
- North Carolina Governor Perdue expects “a major hit” to tobacco crops, livestock and poultry, reports said.
- Atlantic City was turned into a ghost city as more than a million tourist evacuated the casino city.
- Some 100,000 National Guard troops are on standby.
- Thousands of flights have been cancelled.
- Philippines. Typhoon NAMNADOL [locally known as MINA] has made landfall in Cagayan province, causing widespread flooding and triggering landslides, affecting thousands of people and leaving at least 6 people dead, reports said.
- Pakistan. Heavy monsoon rains and flooding have affected at least 2 million people in Sindh and eastern Punjab provinces, Pakistan.
- Hundreds of villages have been wiped out, displacing about 100,000 people.
- Flash floods have killed at least 33 people and left more than 63 others missing, a report said.
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