The 1997 Central European flood affected the Czech Republic, resulting in 50 deaths there and damage estimated at 63 billion CZK.[55] The 2002 European floods affected the Czech Republic, where 17 people died and an estimated 73 billion CZK of damage was caused.[55] The 2009 European floods affected the Czech Republic, where 13 people died and more than 5.6 billion CZK of damage was caused.[55] The 2010 Central European floods caused a state of emergency to be called in the Zlín Region and Moravian-Silesian Region.[56]