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48 | El Salvador: Damage, Loss, and Needs Assesment IMAGE 17. VERAPAZ Source: CEPAL. GRAPH 8. HOMES AFFECTED, BY DEPARTMENT Source: Prepared by assessment mission. It is estimated that 3,003 homes were totally destroyed or were classified as being at high risk and could not be rebuilt on their original sites due to their exposure to future disasters. Applying urban standards of 140 m 2 per lot, which include the 30% needed for urbanization, the amount of land needed to relocate these homes is 42 hectares.
II. POPULATION AND AFFECTED AREAS | 49 IMAGE 18. VERAPAZ Source: CEPAL. c) Estimate of Damages and losses The repair of damages in the sector should be considered a priority among post-disaster activities. Total damages in the affected departments have been estimated at US$15,259,300. The severest damages occurred in the Department of La Paz, where 398 houses were totally damaged and 442 are at high risk. The amount of these damages in La Paz totals US$5,336,000. In San Vicente 371 houses were totally damaged and 273 are at high risk, with total damage of US$4,728,500. Moreover, the sum of damages to houses that have remained in high-risk zones of San Salvador is US$3,221,700, in Cuscatlán US$1,528,400, and in La Libertad US$444,700. Most damages were centered on the private sector. No public building was affected. However, damages to public sector buildings have been considered in the other sectors. That is, damages to this type of buildings have been quantified within the respective sectors (health, education, etc.) According to the CEPAL methodology, total losses (flows) in the five affected departments are estimated at US$3,117,955. The most significant losses occurred in the Department of La Paz, totaling US$1,164,140. The greatest losses occurred in the Municipality of San Pedro Masahuat (US$191,145). These were followed by the Departments of San Vicente (US$1,069,600), San Salvador (US$560,970), Cuscatlán (US$167,660) and La Libertad (US$146,275). The amount of losses includes the cost of debris removal and elimination on and around houses, and lost rental income over an estimated six-month period.
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