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Disaster TO - Tornadoes TC - Tropical Cyclone TS - Tsunami VW - Violent Wind VO - Volcano WV - Wave/Surge(use TS/SS instead) WF - Wild fire Use Ctrl-Click and/or Shift-Click for multiple selections. If NO selections are made, ALL items will be selected Type keywords:      Looking for: All Words Any Word Search between these dates: (yyyy-mm-dd) From: To: Hits per page: 10 25 50 100 200      Sorted by: GLIDE Country, Event, Date Country, Date, Event Event, Country, Date Event, Date, Country Date, Country, Event Date, Event, Country Showing approximate location of disasters Search Results: 8504 hits 341 Pages: 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 GLIDEnumber Event Country Comments FL-2007-000044-ARG Flood Argentina The heavy rain provoked the internal draining canals to overflow, turning into street floods, provincial routes interrupted and complete neighborhoods under water, affecting 59 localities. Santa Fe province had undergone the most radical climatic phenomenon of the last 100 years, with an average of 487-500mm of rain, when the year average is between 900 and 1,000mm.  AV-2007-000043-PAK Snow Avalanche Pakistan On April 01, 2007, avalanches struck two villages in an isolated district in Pakistan's northwest, killing at least 29 people, police said, as warm weather and spring rains spark deadly flooding and snowslides across the region.  TS-2007-000042-SLB Tsunami Solomon Islands A powerful magnitude 8.1 earthquake struck near the Solomon Islands on Monday, prompting a tsunami alert across the Pacific Ocean in countries such as Indonesia, Papua New Guinea and Australia.   AC-2007-000041-PSE Tech. Disaster Palestine (West Bank, Gaza) A large wave of effluence from an emergency filtration basin at the waste water treatment plant flooded into the Bedouin village of Um Al Nasser. Four people are reported dead and a further 18 injured while dozens of homes have been destroyed and damaged from the flood waters.  FL-2007-000040-HTI Flood Haiti Since more than one week, moderated rains with strong and insulated storms affected a great part of the Haitian territory. According to the forecasts of the National Center of Meteorology (CNM) of Haiti, a hollow on the surface dispersed in all the western area of Haiti on Sunday morning, March 25, 2007.  EQ-2007-000039-JPN Earthquake Japan At least One people is killed, 110 injured by huge earthqueke (M7.1, 37.3N, 136.5E, D50km) at 9:42 a.m.(JST) March 25 2007 in Noto, Ishikawa pref. Some buildings are collapsed, roads are damaged. Liquefaction and tsunami is observed.  FR-2007-000038-PAN Fire Panama For the last one month, the indigenous Kuna Yala region1 in Panama has faced 3 devastating fires in three different villages affecting a total of 1,436 people and destroying at least 278 houses.  LS-2007-000037-PAK Land Slide Pakistan A series of landslide caused by heavy rain killed at least 40 people in several areas in Pakistani-controlled Kashimir region. Landslide-caused blockades have been preventing aid activities from reaching to many families left in remote areas. Survivors from the earthquake in 2005 have also been affected by the bad weather condition. The weather condition is expected to continue until the end of March, meteologists observed.  FL-2007-000036-FJI Flood Fiji Five people have drowned in flash floods in Fiji after a torrential rain.  FL-2007-000035-AFG Flood Afghanistan At least 17 people have been killed in Afghanistan in an avalanche and floods triggered by heavy rain and several villages were inundated, officials said on Monday. Twelve people, including women and children, were killed in the avalanche in the central province of Ghor on Sunday, deputy-governor Ikramuddin, who uses only one name, said. Five people died in flash floods in the western province of Badghis, also on Sunday, another official said. Floods had also hit several villages in Uruzgan province and NATO-led troops had launched rescue operations, the alliance said in a statement.  TC-2007-000034-MDG Tropical Cyclone Madagascar Tropical Cyclone INDLALA is forecasted to make landfall near Ampanavoana in Madagascar in the night of 14 to 15 March 2007. Several maritime ports (Antataha, Sambava, Maroantsetra, Mananara) and airports (SAMBAVA, ANDAPA, MANANARA NORD) are near the landfall point. See GDACS for more information.   EQ-2007-000033-IDN Earthquake Indonesia A strong earthquake followed by an almost equally strong aftershock rocked Sumatra in western Indonesia in the morning on March 6, 2007, killing at least 30 people, a local disaster coordination official said. The U.S. Geological Survey reported a magnitude 6.3 earthquake about 30 miles north-northeast of Padang at 10:50 a.m. (10:50 p.m. ET Monday). A 6.1 temblor followed two hours later within miles of the first quake's epicenter.  LS-2007-000032-IDN Land Slide Indonesia Landslides caused by torrential rains in the eastern Indonesian island of Flores killed at least 17 people and left 46 missing, a government official said on Saturday.  EP-2007-000031-PRY Epidemic Paraguay The Paraguayan government on Wednesday declared a 60-day state of emergency due to a major dengue outbreak, which has killed 10 people and infected 15,000 others since the beginning of this year.   FL-2007-000030-NAM Flood Namibia The current floods are affecting four constituencies, Kabbe, Katima Rural, Linyanti and Kongola. Some families have already been displaced by the floods especially those residing close to the river banks and the nearby flood plains such as Lisikili, Isize and Kabbe. The displaced communities lack basic necessities such as shelter, clean water and sanitation. The roads in the flood plain will be impassable in a few days. The government has identified temporary relocation sites at Lusese, Schuckmansburg, Kabbe and Impalila, but all of them are not yet cleared. No proper assessment has been done and the situation is worsened by lack of transport facilities such as vehicles and boats. Most of the fields in these villages are underwater and crops that are far from maturing are completely submerged. A total of 1,569 students from 11 schools in the Kabbe and Katima rural constituencies will be relocated to higher ground as their schools are already surrounded by flood water. The schools in upper land need assistance in the form of shelter and food for students and teachers. The villages located in low lying areas have also been put on alert for evacuation if the river continues rising and posing more threat of floods. Floods come against a background of high levels of poverty, worsened by one of the highest rates of HIV and AIDS prevalence region in the country.  ST-2007-000029-SWZ SEVERE LOCAL STORM Eswatini On February 4 and 5 2007, Swaziland experienced heavy rains accompanied by strong winds with hail storms. They caused extensive damage to housing structures, destroyed food and other infrastructure such as telephone and electricity lines which resulted in frequent telecommunication and power black outs. Hectares of crops were also destroyed which indicates the possibility of food insecurity in the coming months. The regions affected are Shiselweni and Lubombo. Approximately, 73 households were affected in both regions by losing shelter, food and having property damaged. The situation is still evolving and the needs will be increasing. Up to 500 households could be affected.  TC-2007-000028-MDG Tropical Cyclone Madagascar Cyclone Favio has so far left nearly 25,000 people in urgent need of assistance and trail of destruction in Madagascar, has gain more strengthen which could see worse destructions in the already ailing province of Sofala.(IFRC) The impact of Favio disrupting relief operations trying to reach 582,000 people struggling to cope with the aftermath of a drought in the south, and flooding that left at least three dead and displaced 33,000 throughout the country.The storm caused heavy rains that reduced road access to the south-eastern parts of the island.(Mail and Guardian)  EP-2007-000027-BFA Epidemic Burkina Faso According to Burkina Faso?s Ministry of Health and the World Health Organization (WHO), there is an epidemic of meningitis in the Burkina Faso. So far, over 1,300 cases have been recorded, with 142 deaths (translating to a case fatality rate of more than 10%). The Ministry of Health (MoH) has declared a meningitis outbreak in the districts of Ouargaye and Banfora, where the number of cases has surpassed the epidemic threshold. The ministry has planned for a vaccination campaign in these areas. In the other districts, the cases have exceeded the alert threshold but have not yet reached the epidemic level. The districts in the "alert" phase ? 5 cases per 100,000 inhabitants ? are Bati? and Dano (Southwest) Hound? (West), Sapouy (South), Nanoro (Centre-South) and Titao (North). Intense surveillance is being implemented.   LS-2007-000026-IDN Land Slide Indonesia At least 13 people buried alive in two landslides in the Central Java hill town of Magelang and in the West Java regency of Sukabumi. Search operation were hampered by heavy rain and a lack of equipment. Seven bodies were pulled out of earth, and three of the 10 people buried in the landslide had yet to be recovered while 20 people were hospitalized for injuries.  FL-2007-000025-FJI Flood Fiji In two separate flooding incidents, both the islands of Vanua Levu and the western part of Viti Levu were affected, on the 3rd and 10th of February respectively. In Vanua Levu, heavy rains caused flooding in many areas including the town of Labasa. Poor drainage systems, heavy silting in rivers and uncontrolled logging contributed to the flooding. There was damage to housing, schools and crops, and one casualty. About 900 people were evacuated to 11 shelters where they received assistance from the Government and the Fiji Red Cross. On Viti Levu, the town of Nadi was flooded as well as villages along the Sigatoka valley. The flood waters have since subsided, but a landslide severed access to seven villages with 1000 people in the Sigatoka valley. Government assessments and relief efforts are on-going, and there has been no request for international assistance.  TO-2007-000024-USA Tornadoes United States Four Florida counties received a federal disaster declaration for Friday's deadly tornadoes. The tornadoes killed at least 20 people and damaged or destroyed more than 2,000 homes.   FL-2007-000023-IDN Flood Indonesia At least five people have been killed in severe floods in Indonesia's capital and surrounding areas with more than 100,000 people left homeless after days of torrential rain. Three of those who died are from East Jakarta, and rests of two are from Bekasi. Flood water engulfed assets around the capital area, causing major power blackouts and cut down of telephone lines. The governor of Jakarta declared the highest alert for Angke in North Jakarta, and soldiers have been sent to the affected areas for relief activities.  FL-2007-000022-ARG Flood Argentina In Argentina, heavy rains and storms have been registered in the north of the country in the Provinces of Tucuman, Santiago del Estero and Salta. In two days, 200 mm of rain were registered, the average for the entire month of January. The ground has been saturated and river levels have increased rapidly causing riverside flooding. The heavy rains have caused five fatalities, the evacuation of 5,000 people (of which 200 remain evacuated) and 60,000 people have been affected.  EP-2007-000021-PRY Epidemic Paraguay In January Paraguay has faced an epidemiological emergency due to the presence of the Aedes Aegiptys mosquito ? which carries the virus that causes dengue - across the country. By the end of December 2006, the total number of confirmed cases in the country was 366. Throughout January, the number of cases of people with dengue increased to 1,000 - as confirmed by the Ministry of Public Health on 25 January - indicating that the situation had progressed to an epidemiological emergency. The capital city of Asunci?n still has the highest number of cases (78 percent of the total); however half of the country?s health sector regions are now affected. The Ministry of Public Health and Social Welfare declared an epidemiological alert, following the confirmation of 140 cases of dengue during the first weeks of January 2007 and the possibility of an epidemic outbreak of the fatal hemorrhagic strain of the virus. The Ministry declared an epidemiological alert in light of three factors: the rapid circulation of the serotype of the dengue virus, the existence of a large number of people susceptible to contracting the disease for a second time and large numbers of the transmitter mosquito.  FF-2007-000020-AGO Flash Flood Angola A rain victims emergency aid plan substantiated in providing shelter for people left homeless as a result of the downpour hitting Luanda since Monday was announced Wednesday here by local governor, Job Castelo Capapinha. Under the emergency plan that will cover the nine districts of Angolan capital city, people left homeless will be accommodated in provisional camps, where tents will be installed and basic need goods supplied. The aid will include the supply of foodstuffs, kitchen utensils, clothes, construction materials, drinking water and medical assistance.  8504 hits 341 Pages: 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190	GLIDEnumber: About Glide How to Join Participating Institutions GLIDE-enabled sites Help Topics Disclaimer Get results as: Statistics Charts Tabular Reports Report a Missing Disaster:   If you know about a disaster that is not registered in GLIDEnumber.net: Create/Edit missing disaster report Please note you need to be a registered user to report missing disasters Latest Events: Disasters on or after week 34 From: 2025/8/17  To: 2025/8/27 TC-2025-000144-VNM Tropical Cyclone,Viet Nam: Typhoon Kajiki strengthens to level 12, in the direction of Nghe An - Ha Tinh WF-2025-000143-KGZ Wild fire,Kyrgyzstan: A forest fire broke out in the Panfilov District of the Chuy Region, in the Orto-Aryk Village. According to the district department of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, the area of ​​the fire already exceeds 90 hectares. The fire, which began on August 17, was caused by the ignition of dry grass. It quickly spread from Mount Bert-Bulak to the slope of Uzun-Bulak.