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FL-2015-000080-MMR
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Flood |
Myanmar |
Over the past several days, increasing heavy rains have caused severe flooding in the western state of Rakhine, Myanmar, destroying nearly 200 homes and causing serious damage to another hundred across four townships. During the first few days of the flooding, around 1,500 people were evacuated, and about 300 of the displaced continued to stay at camps for several days as the water receded. |
FL-2015-000079-CRI
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Flood |
Costa Rica |
On 27 June 2015, the Government of Costa Rica declared a Red Alert for the Costa Rican Caribbean area, activated its Emergency Operations Center (COE) and deployed personnel to the affected areas to coordinate relief actions to support the affected families. On 30 June 2015, the president of Costa Rica declared a National Emergency. |
TC-2015-000078-SLB
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Tropical Cyclone |
Solomon Islands |
Concerns are mounting as tropical cyclone Raquel continues to bear down on the Solomon Islands, with coastal communities already facing heavy rains and gale force winds. An official tropical cyclone watch was announced by the countries' Meteorological Service at 7.30 am on 1 July and communities are now being warned of the potential for thunderstorms, sea swells and coastal flooding. |
FF-2015-000077-BTN
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Flash Flood |
Bhutan |
The Lemthang tsho (lake) outburst on June 28 evening in Laya washed away six wooden bridges (bazams) including the only bridge that connects Laya to the rest of Gasa dzongkhag. |
FL-2015-000076-CMR
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Flood |
Cameroon |
Heavy rains that began on Monday (22 June) triggered major flooding in the Douala V district area, submerging over 60,000 hectares (150,000 acres) of land and forcing thousands to flee for safety. |
TC-2015-000075-CHN
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Tropical Cyclone |
China, People's Republic |
Typhoon Kujira has affected 193,000 people in south China's Hainan Province as torrential rain damaged crops and caused economic losses. |
EP-2015-000074-YEM
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Epidemic |
Yemen |
In 2015, an upsurge of dengue cases was reported in Yemen after over 1 million people had been internally displaced and health systems had been disrupted. More than 3,000 suspected cases and three deaths were recorded between 27 Mar and 4 Jun. However, unconfirmed reports that WHO is verifying with national authorities suggest that the number of cases and deaths in the affected governorates, especially in Aden, could be much higher. |
EP-2015-000073-SSD
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Epidemic |
South Sudan |
At the beginning of the rainy season in South Sudan, eight suspected and one confirmed cholera case were reported in Juba between 22 May and 4 Jun 2015, seven of which were in Juba Protection of Civilians (PoC) site. By 23 Jun, the number of confirmed cases had increased to 171 and 18 deaths had been reported, as the Health Ministry declared an outbreak. |
DR-2015-000072-PRK
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Drought |
Korea, Democratic People's Republic |
A prolonged dry spell from April to early June 2015 in main growing areas of DPR Korea affected plantings and yield potential of the 2015 food crops. More rains are urgently needed to avoid a significant decrease in 2015 cereal production. Should drought conditions persist, the food security situation is likely to deteriorate from that of the previous years, when most households were already estimated to have borderline and poor food consumption rates. |
FL-2015-000071-GEO
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Flood |
Georgia |
At this point in time, according to the rapid assessment conducted by Georgia Red Cross Society (GRCS) volunteers together with local authorities, 2,200 households (8,800 people) are affected by the disaster. |
HT-2015-000070-PAK
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Heat Wave |
Pakistan |
More than 120 people have died during a heatwave in Pakistan's southern Sindh province. Health officials say most of the deaths have been in Karachi, which has seen temperatures as high as 45 degrees Celsius (113 deg F) in recent days. |
OT-2015-000069-HRV
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Other |
Croatia |
After Hungarian border regulations came into force on 15th September thousands of people-on-the-move walking the Western Balkan trail, have made a change in their route as the Serbian-Hungarian border was closed. In their attempt to reach countries further north in the European Union, migrants travelling through Serbia changed the direction of their migration towards the Republic of Croatia. According to the Ministry of Interior data, some 44,000 migrants entered Croatia from 16 to 22 September, majority of who have already left towards Hungary and Slovenia on their way to Western Europe. |
OT-2015-000069-HUN
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Other |
Hungary |
Hungary, along with many European countries, has seen an enormous rise in numbers of newly arrived migrants onto its territory. Stronger movements have been detected on migration routes from the Western Balkan recently. According to the data received from the National Police Headquarters the situation has deteriorated in recent weeks and nearly 1,000 migrants were registered along the border on a daily basis. This number has been constantly growing over the past week and daily figures exceeded 1,000 and amounted to nearly 1,500 people a day. Most of the undocumented migrants arrive in Hungary in the Southern part of the country, in Csongrad County which lies near the border of Serbia. The majority of migrants from Middle-East war torn areas and from countries of Africa cross the border from Serbia to Hungary, thus arriving in the European Union. The total number of migrants entering the country in 2015 is expected to rise above 140,000. |
OT-2015-000069-MKD
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Other |
Macedonia |
Macedonia has been increasing day after day. The migrants usually come from Greece, and they walk along the railway line Gevgelija Veles in the direction of Kumanovo and the neighbouring villages where they cross the Serbian border on their way to the countries of the European Union. They would usually cross the border on foot, or they might use public transport or bicycles, or they would illegally board some closed train wagons and continue their journey towards the northern border of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia on their way to Serbia. As a result of recent intensified controls in the trains by the police, most migrants choose to make the trip on foot across the territory of the Republic of Macedonia. They walk along the highway M5 or along the railway in the direction Gevgelija - Demir Kapija - Veles- Skopje - Kumanovo, and on the road they frequently get confronted with criminal groups. |
OT-2015-000069-SRB
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Other |
Serbia |
Sudden increase in the number of migrants crossing from the former-Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Bulgaria to Serbia according to the data provided by Commissariat for Refugees and migrants of the Republic of Serbia and UNHCR office in Serbia started at the end of June while in July was at rate 600-1,000 a day. |
OT-2015-000069-SVN
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Other |
Slovenia |
Slovenia has been witnessing an increase in the number of migrants from Croatia on the Slovenian border. The first larger groups of 278 migrants arrived at the Slovenian border with Croatia on Friday, 18 September 2015. The majority of the migrants arriving to Slovenia are in transit to reach other destinations in western and northern Europe.
Between 18 and 22 September 2015, the Ministry of Interior of Republic of Slovenia registered 3,300 migrants altogether, out of which only 10 applications for asylum were submitted.
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FL-2015-000068-BGD
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Flood |
Bangladesh |
Heavy rain fall in Bangladesh (and India) over the last few days has worsened the flood situation in Bangladesh. |
FL-2015-000067-TJK
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Flood |
Tajikistan |
As a result of heavy rains and strong winds on 7-8 June 2015 in the northern part of Tajikistan, floods and mudslides hit the population of three districts of Sughd province. According to the feedback and reports received from the Red Crescent Society of Tajikistan`s (RCST) response teams and Governmental Emergency Committee sources, up to 615 families (3,075 people) were directly affected: in 572 families in J. Rasulov district, one family in Isfara district and 42 families in Ainy district |
LS-2015-000066-NPL
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Land Slide |
Nepal |
At least 15 people were killed and more than a dozen reported missing after heavy rains triggered landslides in northeastern Nepal. |
FL-2015-000065-GHA
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Flood |
Ghana |
Heavy rains starting at the beginning of June 2015 have left most parts of Ghana's capital Accra, its suburbs and other cities flooded. On 4 Jun, a fuel station in Accra exploded as a result of the floods, leaving an estimated 150 people dead. Significant numbers of people have been displaced and are accommodated temporarily in areas where water, food supply and sanitation access are poor due to crowded conditions. |
FL-2015-000064-IND
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Flood |
India |
With the onset of monsoon in the northeast, Assam has been hit by the first wave of floods affecting over 60,000 people in nine districts of the state. At least one person has been washed away in the fresh wave of deluge. |
EQ-2015-000063-MYS
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Earthquake |
Malaysia |
At least 11 climbers are dead and others missing after a 6.0 magnitude earthquake triggered landslides on Mount Kinabalu, Malaysia on 4 June 2015. |
FF-2015-000062-PAK
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Flash Flood |
Pakistan |
Heavy rainfall that started on 3 June has resulted in flash floods in Khuzdar District, Baluchistan Province. According to initial reports, residents of the area were not able to evacuate in time. So far, nine deaths have been reported. |
VO-2015-000061-JPN
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Volcano |
Japan |
A volcano on the remote southern Japanese island of Kuchinoerabujima erupted suddenly on Friday blasting plumes of black smoke high into the sky, prompting authorities to order the island's evacuation and forcing airlines to divert flights. |
FL-2015-000060-USA
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Flood |
United States |
Two people were killed and three others were missing on 24 May 2015 in flash flooding and severe storms in Texas and Oklahoma that forced evacuations and rooftop rescues and left thousands without power. |
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