2018
DOI: 10.14482/dere.50.0007
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The Mocoa tragedy: Example of a retrospective without an end point in the management of the risk of disasters detonated by natural events?

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“…Some of the obtained rules suggest profiles that are consistent with studies that have been done in Colombia, like the rule that states Ibague as the municipality where enforced disappearance is occurring which agrees with [19] where they state Ibague as the second city with more forced displacements in the country. For the case of the rule that shows as missing cause death for the people reported in Mocoa, it can be deeply related with the fact that in such city in April 2017 about 300 people died because of a flash flood as reported in [20].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some of the obtained rules suggest profiles that are consistent with studies that have been done in Colombia, like the rule that states Ibague as the municipality where enforced disappearance is occurring which agrees with [19] where they state Ibague as the second city with more forced displacements in the country. For the case of the rule that shows as missing cause death for the people reported in Mocoa, it can be deeply related with the fact that in such city in April 2017 about 300 people died because of a flash flood as reported in [20].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%