Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/Overflight-in-Sena-Madureira-under-Flood--Acre--Brazil-27MDHUBQ1BW.htmlConceptually similarOverflight in Sena Madureira under Flood, Acre, BrazilGP1SUW3CCompleted★★★★★★★Overflight in Sena Madureira under Flood, Acre, BrazilGP1SUW3DCompleted★★★★Overflight in Sena Madureira under Flood, Acre, BrazilGP1SUW3ECompleted★★★★★Overflight in Sena Madureira under Flood, Acre, BrazilGP1SUW3FCompleted★★★★★Overflight in Sena Madureira under Flood, Acre, BrazilGP1SUW3GCompleted★★★★★Overflight in Sena Madureira under Flood, Acre, BrazilGP1SUW3HCompleted★★★★★Overflight in Sena Madureira under Flood, Acre, BrazilGP1SUW3KCompleted★★★★Overflight in Tarauacá under Flood, Acre, BrazilGP1SUW3MCompleted★★★★★★Overflight in Tarauacá under Flood, Acre, BrazilGP1SUW3NCompleted★★★★★★View AllGP1SUW3IOverflight in Sena Madureira under Flood, Acre, BrazilIn addition to diseases, such as Covid-19, the indigenous populations of the state have compromised their diet due to the destruction of subsistence plantations. Some villages were completely submerged after flooding the rivers.About 1,5 tonnes of food, water and cleaning and hygiene materials were delivered on March 26, 2021 to the indigenous peoples of Acre, who are currently facing the coronavirus pandemic, floods and dengue outbreaks. Greenpeace Brasil partnership signed with COIAB (Coordination of Indigenous Organizations in the Brazilian Amazon), Project Delivery, Idesam, COICA (Coordination of Indigenous Organizations in the Amazon Basin) and Água Crim.Regions overflown in Acre: Rio Branco, Sena Madureira and TarauacáIn original language:Sobrevôo em Sena Madureira sob inundação, Acre, BrasilAlém de doenças, como a Covid-19, as populações indígenas do estado têm comprometido sua alimentação devido à destruição de plantações de subsistência. Algumas aldeias ficaram completamente submersas depois de inundar os rios.Cerca de 1,5 tonelada de alimentos, água e materiais de limpeza e higiene foram entregues em 26 de março de 2021 aos povos indígenas do Acre, que atualmente enfrentam a pandemia do coronavírus, enchentes e surtos de dengue. Parceria do Greenpeace Brasil firmada com a COIAB (Coordenação das Organizações Indígenas da Amazônia Brasileira), Projeto Delivery, Idesam, COICA (Coordenação das Organizações Indígenas da Bacia Amazônica) e Água Crim.Regiões sobrevoadas no Acre: Rio Branco, Sena Madureira e TarauacáLocations:Acre (Brazil)-Brazil-South AmericaDate:26 Feb, 2021Credit:© Alexandre Noronha / GreenpeaceMaximum size:6000px X 4000pxKeywords:Aerial view-Climate (campaign title)-Day-Destruction-Disasters-Floods-KWCI (GPI)-Outdoors-VillagesShoot:Overflight in Flooded Regions of Acre, Brazil (Photos)In addition to diseases, such as Covid-19, the indigenous populations of the state have compromised their diet due to the destruction of subsistence plantations. Some villages were completely submerged after flooding the rivers.About 1,5 tonnes of food, water and cleaning and hygiene materials were delivered on March 26, 2021 to the indigenous peoples of Acre, who are currently facing the coronavirus pandemic, floods and dengue outbreaks. Greenpeace Brasil partnership signed with COIAB (Coordination of Indigenous Organizations in the Brazilian Amazon), Project Delivery, Idesam, COICA (Coordination of Indigenous Organizations in the Amazon Basin) and Água Crim.Regions overflown in Acre: Rio Branco, Sena Madureira and TarauacáRelated Collections:Overflight in Flooded Regions of Acre in Brazil (Photo & Video)
