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Event |
Country |
Comments |
| ST-2000-000420-CAN
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SEVERE LOCAL STORM |
Canada |
(Tornado) |
| AC-2000-000419-ECU
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Tech. Disaster |
Ecuador |
(Road) |
| AC-2000-000418-NGA
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Tech. Disaster |
Nigeria |
{Oil pipeline} (Ind:Explosion) |
| AC-2000-000417-EGY
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Tech. Disaster |
Egypt |
(Road) |
| ET-2000-000416-BOL
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Extreme temperature(use CW/HW instead) |
Bolivia |
(Cold wave) |
| SL-2000-000415-IND
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SLIDE (use LS/ AV/MS instead) |
India |
(Landslide) |
| SL-2000-000414-PHL
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SLIDE (use LS/ AV/MS instead) |
Philippines |
{Garbage} (Landslide) |
| AC-2000-000413-NGA
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Tech. Disaster |
Nigeria |
{Oil pipeline} (Ind:Explosion) |
| AC-2000-000412-MLI
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Tech. Disaster |
Mali |
(Road) |
| DR-2000-000411-BDI
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Drought |
Burundi |
(Drought) |
| AC-2000-000410-PAK
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Tech. Disaster |
Pakistan |
(Road) |
| AC-2000-000409-SAU
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Tech. Disaster |
Saudi Arabia |
(Road) |
| FL-2000-000408-VNM
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Flood |
Viet Nam |
(Flood) |
| WF-2000-000407-BGR
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Wild fire |
Bulgaria |
(Forest) |
| WF-2000-000406-USA
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Wild fire |
United States |
(Forest) |
| AC-2000-000405-IDN
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Tech. Disaster |
Indonesia |
(Rail) |
| AC-2000-000404-CHN
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Tech. Disaster |
China, People's Republic |
{Yun-200} (Air) |
| IN-2000-000403-PER
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Insect Infestation |
Peru |
{Locust} (Insect infestation) |
| AC-2000-000402-CHN
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Tech. Disaster |
China, People's Republic |
{Coal mine} (Ind:Explosion) |
| FL-2000-000401-THA
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Flood |
Thailand |
(Flood) |
| AC-2000-000400-CHN
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Tech. Disaster |
China, People's Republic |
{Ferry "Rong Jian"} (Water) |
| FL-2000-000399-ETH
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Flood |
Ethiopia |
(Flood) |
| ET-2000-000398-CYP
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Extreme temperature(use CW/HW instead) |
Cyprus |
(Heat wave) |
| ST-2000-000397-PHL
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SEVERE LOCAL STORM |
Philippines |
The typhoon Kai-Tak (Edeng/T0004) killed 75, injured 11, affected 1,483,310 and caused US$25,763,000 damage in Philippines.
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| ST-2000-000396-PHL
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SEVERE LOCAL STORM |
Philippines |
The typhoon Kirogi (T0003) killed 11, left 120,000 homeless and caused US$7,500,000 damage in the Philippines |
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Disasters on or after week 14
From: 2026/3/29
To: 2026/4/9
FL-2026-000045-KAZ
Flood,Kazakhstan: Near the village of Sabyndy, Akmola region, there was a breakthrough of the Shoptykol dam, the press service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Kazakhstan reported on 6 April.
EQ-2026-000042-VUT
Earthquake,Vanuatu: GDACS - Medium humanitarian impact, magnitude 7.3M tsunami generates 0.06m
FF-2026-000043-AFG
Flash Flood,Afghanistan: In March 2026, heavy and sustained rainfall triggered flash floods across 32 provinces in Afghanistan, particularly affecting low-lying areas and settlements along riverbeds. According to the Afghan Red Crescent Society (ARCS), more than 5,491 families were affected, with 127 deaths, 198 injuries, and 8 people missing. The floods caused widespread damage, including 5,491 houses completely or partially destroyed, 1,801 livestock lost, and approximately 37,519 jeribs of agricultural land damaged.
In response, ARCS distributed 161 non-food items to severely affected families. Additionally, 30,000 AFN was provided to 13 families who lost a breadwinner, and 15,000 AFN to 4 families with an injured head of household. Priority needs include emergency shelter, household items, food assistance, multipurpose cash support, and livelihood recovery. With the possibility of further rainfall, affected communities remain at risk of additional flooding.
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