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EQ-2010-000050-CHL
Earthquake,Chile: On 3/11/2010 2:39:48 PM, an earthquake of magnitude 7.2 and depth 35km occurred in Chile. This earthquake potentially affected 771000 people. Tsunami waves are estimated to be lower than 10cm. More information www.gdacs.org.
FL-2010-000049-AGO
Flood,Angola: In Angola 10,000 people have lost their homes to floods in the southern province of Cunene - Reuters
WF-2010-000048-BTN
Wild fire,Bhutan: A forest fire, which started in the afternoon on 9th March from Chenari, near Chazam in Trashigang, has burnt down an automobile workshop, three cars and 25 two-wheelers kept for repair there, as the fire spread, fanned by fierce wind. No casualties were reported.
FL-2010-000046-MOZ
Flood,Mozambique: Based on UNICEF situation report, 210 families (1,050 people) have been affected by the initial inundation in Namathanda district; of these, 613 people have been evacuated to a temporary shelter located in Mufu village.
EQ-2010-000045-TUR
Earthquake,Turkey: M=6.0 earthquake, with its epicentre at Basyurt in Elazig province, killed 17 in eastern Turkey and many seem to be trapped under rubble.
FL-2010-000047-KEN
Flood,Kenya: Heavy rainfall at the onset of the Long Rains Season (Mar - Jun) has caused flooding in several locations affecting over 8,000 people.
EP-2010-000044-MOZ
Epidemic,Mozambique: New cycle of cholera started in such way that until 6th of February, 638 cases 12 deaths with a CFR of 1,8% were notified in the provinces of Cabo Delgado, Niassa, Zambezia and Sofala.
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