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FL-2025-000039-MYS Flood Malaysia Severe flooding in Sabah began on 8 March 2025, escalating rapidly due to continuous heavy rainfall. Over the past several days, significant water level rises in major rivers across Tenom, Keningau, and Beaufort have led to widespread flooding. The Padas River (Sungai Padas), the main waterway connecting these districts, has overflowed its banks, severely impacting low-lying communities. In total, six districts have been affected: Beaufort, Membakut, Keningau, Sook, Tenom, and Kemabong. Continuous heavy rainfall has also triggered landslides in several areas, further complicating the situation by affecting key roads, including the Tenom-Keningau main road, Jalan Pamilan, Jalan Tenom-Kuala Tomani, and Jalan Pekan Melalap, which are now only accessible by heavy vehicles. The rising floodwaters reached considerable heights in some areas, forcing thousands of residents to evacuate their homes. As a result, 31 temporary evacuation centres were activated to provide shelter. By 9 March 2025, the flood situation had worsened, with 4,555 individuals from 1,493 families displaced. 
FL-2025-000038-BOL Flood Bolivia Since the start of the rainy season, VIDECI has reported a total of 76,563 flood-affected families and 216,542 affected families nationwide as of March 17, 2025. These figures represent an increase of 144.7% and 131.4%, respectively, compared to the data from February 17, 2025. In the nine departments, 186 municipalities and 3,580 communities have been affected. Of these, 73 municipalities have been declared in a state of disaster and 19 in a state of emergency. In the department of La Paz, which has been declared a state of emergency, as well as in Chuquisaca and Beni, 40 municipalities are in a state of disaster. (VIDECI, March 17, 2025) 
AC-2025-000037-ECU Tech. Disaster Ecuador On 13 March, a major oil pipeline ruptured inland Ecuador, contaminating several rivers and outpouring into coastal areas. More than 300,000 people are affected, primarily due to the suspension of potable water in the area. The lack of safe access to water increases the risk of disease and heightens vulnerabilities and needs in affected communities that are already highly marginalized. 
FL-2025-000036-ARG Flood Argentina In the early hours of the morning of 7 March, the Bahía Blanca District, located on the southern coast of the province, experienced intense and prolonged rains, reaching a total of more than 300 mm in a sustained period of six hours. During the morning, the official agency raised the Alert Level to Red, in view of the short-term forecasts that foresaw the continuity of rainfall, with an expected accumulation of an additional 100 mm. The course of the Napostá stream, which crosses the city, did not have enough capacity to guarantee adequate rainfall runoff, which caused an overflow that generated significant impacts in 70% of the area. In terms of its impact, the flood caused partial and total damage to the infrastructure of homes and businesses, light poles, walls, trees, and signs, causing extensive material losses and interruptions in essential services such as medical care, transportation, electricity, gas, fuel, telecommunications, and water supply. 
FL-2025-000035-IDN Flood Indonesia GDACS - Medium humanitarian impact in for Indonesia.ADINet reported flooding in areas of Java Island, Indonesia, in early to mid-March 2025.  
FR-2025-000034-MKD Fire Macedonia On 16th March around 3 am in the Night club “Pulse” in Kochani, during a concert a fire occurred that caused 152 injured and hospitalized people in Skopje, Kochani and Shtip and 53 deaths. All casualties are on the age 14-25. 
OT-2025-000033-LBN Other Lebanon Lebanon has witnessed a new wave of displacement from Syria due to intensified hostilities in the coastal regions, particularly affecting Tartous, Lattakia, Homs, and Hama Governorates. 
FL-2025-000032-IRQ Flood Iraq Heavy rains that lasted for three consecutive days, straining the capacity of the water channels and drainage networks which led to a rise in the water level and widespread flooding. Major cities such as Al Anbar, Erbil, Al Qadisiyyah, Diyala, and Thi Qar were affected. 
EQ-2025-000031-ETH Earthquake Ethiopia GDACS - Medium humanitarian impact, magnitude 5.5M 
EP-2025-000030-KGZ Epidemic Kyrgyzstan According to the analysis of data on measles from the Republican Centre for Immunoprophylaxis of the Ministry of Health of the Kyrgyz Republic, as of 10.03.2025, 4169 suspected cases of measles and rubella were registered.  
FL-2025-000029-BWA Flood Botswana Since 16 February, Botswana has been experiencing widespread floods caused by heavy rainfall which resulted in the displacement of over five thousand people, including children, disrupting access to clean water, healthcare, education, and shelter. The crisis is hitting the most vulnerable the hardest, increasing the risk of disease outbreaks. 
VO-2025-000028-GTM Volcano Guatemala GDACS - Medium humanitarian impact for Fuego  
TC-2025-000027-MOZ Tropical Cyclone Mozambique GDACS - Tropical Cyclone JUDE-25 High humanitarian impact, max wind speed 148 km/h 
FL-2025-000026-ECU Flood Ecuador The humanitarian impact of the heavy rain that caused floods and landslides in most parts of Ecuador is increasing. As of 7 March, the National Secretariat for Risk Management (SNGR) reports at least 16 fatalities, 91 injured people, 168 displaced and a total of 80,126 affected people. 
TC-2025-000025-MDG Tropical Cyclone Madagascar Approximately 21,600 people have been displaced across several cities in the South, particularly in the districts of Toliara, Belo sur Tsiribihina, and Ampanihy, following the passage of Tropical Storm Honde in the South on 2 March, according to humanitarian partners. Initial reports indicate that three people have died, one is missing, and 69 others have been injured. 
CW-2025-000024-GEO Cold Wave Georgia Heavy snowfall affected the Western part of Georgia, especially the Guria region. Many villages are cut off from the outside world, there is no electricity, water, and food supplies are running low. Locals can no longer to walk or move because the roads are covered with snow. 
TC-2025-000023-REU Tropical Cyclone Reunion GDACS - Tropical Cyclone GARANCE-25 Medium humanitarian impact, max wind speed 201 km/h 
FL-2025-000022-PER Flood Peru As of February 17th, official data from the National Institute of Civil Defense (INDECI) reports more than 57 thousand people affected by heavy rainfall and its consequences, including 7 deaths.  
WF-2025-000021-JPN Wild fire Japan More than 80 homes appear to have burned down and some 2,000 people have been ordered to evacuate after a wildfire broke out in a northeastern Japan city on 27 February 2025. The blaze since 26 February has burned across 600 hectares of land in Ofunato, Iwate Prefecture, the municipal government said. 
TC-2025-000020-FJI Tropical Cyclone Fiji Fiji's Meteorological Service says the damage caused by Tropical Cyclone Rae has severely impacted local communities. A forecaster says TC Rae “came pretty close to some of the islands in the Lau group”. “The devastation on the ground is enormous in terms of reports of some houses that got damaged, vegetation, of course, got damaged as well, and even some of the jetties got swept away because of the waves that are associated with Tropical Cyclone Rae,” he says. As of 12pm local time on Tuesday, TC Rae was located 215km south of Ono-i-Lau, with sustained winds of 110km/h and gusts up to 155km/h. The storm is moving further south at a speed of 23km/h, gradually exiting Fiji's waters. 
EQ-2025-000019-ETH Earthquake Ethiopia GDACS - Medium humanitarian impact, magnitude 6M 
EQ-2025-000018-PHL Earthquake Philippines On 23 January 2025, 7:39 AM, a magnitude 5.8 earthquake was reported in San Francisco, Southern Leyte with 011km depth of focus and tectonic in origin. More than 1,200 persons were affected. 
EP-2025-000017-UGA Epidemic Uganda In a statement issued on 30th January 2025, the Ministry of Health notified the public of a positive case of Ebola virus disease hence declaring an outbreak of the Sudan strain of Ebola virus disease (SUVD) in the Kampala City. Following reference from three national laboratories namely, the Central Public Health Laboratories, Uganda Virus Research Institute and Makerere University laboratories, the Ministry of health declared the eighth Ebola Outbreak in the country. 
FL-2025-000016-PHL Flood Philippines Several barangays in Puerto Princesa City and other southern towns in Palawan were flooded on Sunday as a result of two days of heavy rainfall caused by the intertropical convergence zone, shear line, and a low-pressure system. 
EP-2025-000015-TZA Epidemic Tanzania On January 13, WHO informed member states that Tanzania had a suspected outbreak of Marburg Virus Disease (MVD). On Monday 20 January, the President of the Republic of Tanzania confirmed during a press briefing that there was an outbreak of Marburg Virus Disease in the northwestern Kagera region, after one case was tested positive for the virus following investigations and laboratory analysis of suspected cases. [...] According to the daily sit rep #4 issued by the Ministry of Health (MoH), there are two confirmed cases, 42 suspected cases, one bedridden patient that is being treated, one confirmed death, 8 probable deaths. The regional health authorities have conducted a total of 42 tests (2 confirmed) of those with MVD type symptoms and the results are awaited. Additionally, based on the contact tracing exercise carried out by the regional health teams, the Ministry has identified a total of 281 persons who have been in contact with the persons with MVD type symptoms. According to reports from the region, the suspected Marburg cases are found in one of the districts of Kagera region, called Biharamulo. Kagera region is an important transit hub west of Lake Victoria, which borders Rwanda, Uganda and Burundi. Cross-border movement is significant.  
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HT-2025-000132-SYR
Heat Wave,Syrian Arab Rep: According to the Syrian General Directorate of Meteorology, a severe heatwave is forecast from 8 to 13 August 2025, with peak temperatures of 43-45°C (109-113°F) in multiple governorates. Night temperatures are expected to remain high (27-31°C), preventing nighttime cooling and exacerbating cumulative heat stress.

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EQ-2025-000128-TUR
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