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Cyclone Evan hits Samoa
Caption: CYCLONE EVAN, APIA, SAMOA-DECEMBER 18, 2012: A state of emergency was declared in Samoa after Category 3 Cyclone Evan—the region’s strongest storm in 20 years—tore through the islands on December 13, 2012. This image shows where a massive mudslide flowed down the hillside and destroyed homes and buildings in the capital city of Apia, located on the Island of Upolu. (Photo DigitalGlobe via Getty Images)
Date created: 11 Jan 2013
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Object name: Cyclone Evan, Apia, Samoa
Copyright: 2013 DigitalGlobe
Keywords: Image, Vertical, Damaged, Storm, Cyclone, Island, Samoa, Emergencies and Disasters, Science and Technology, Apia. Find similar images
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Subject
Cyclone
Damaged
Emergencies and Disasters
Image
Island
Science and Technology
Storm
Location
Apia
Samoa
Style
Vertical
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