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FL-2007-000197-COD Flood Congo Democratic Republic Floods, landslides and falling power lines killed 30 people during a night of heavy rain in Democratic Republic of Congo's capital Kinshasa, a government ministry said on Friday. The region is entering its annual rainy season. Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs was setting up a crisis commission to deal with those made homeless by the storm.  
TC-2007-000196---- Tropical Cyclone (Non-Localized) Typhoon FAXAI (T0720) 
WF-2007-000195-USA Wild fire United States The wildfires in California have forced an exodus of estimated 950,000 people from their homes. 
FL-2007-000194-GTM Flood Guatemala Since October 11 continued rains affected the territory flooding livelihoods and damaging crops. CONRED declared Orange Alert in 12 provinces and 549 persons are already in shelters. 
TC-2007-000192---- Tropical Cyclone (Non-Localized) Typhoon Francisco (T0713) 
TC-2007-000191---- Tropical Cyclone (Non-Localized) Typhoon Danas (T0710) 
TC-2007-000190---- Tropical Cyclone (Non-Localized) Typhoon Kajiki (T0719) 
FL-2007-000189-NIC Flood Nicaragua The heavy rains caused the rise and overflow of rivers in many districts of the Pacific Western Region of Nicaragua. On October 12, 2007, the President of Nicaragua declared a yellow alert in the department of Chinandega and a green alert in seven other departments of the country. On October 14, 2007 a red alert was declared in the department of Chinandega on behalf of the municipal authorities, with priority in the most-affected zones, where nine of the 13 municipalities report damages by the floods. Close to 3,600 people are affected, of which 2,119 have been evacuated into temporary housing. 
MS-2007-000188-PHL Mud Slide Philippines The continuous downpour of heavy rains last night along the Bulusan Volcano area mobilized the ash and loose deposits from the upper slopes and triggered mudflows and flooding in Brgys, Cogon, Monbon and Mapaso all in Irosin, Sorsogon. A total of 276 families/1596 persons were evacuated to various designated evacuation centers. 
EP-2007-000187-SEN Epidemic Senegal An outbreak of cholera was declared by the MoH in August 3, 2007. 83% of the cases are concentrated in the region of Diourbel 
VO-2007-000186-IDN Volcano Indonesia Directorate for Volcanology and Geological Hazard Management has issued highest level alert; eruption is imminent. 116,000 evacuated, eruption could affect up to 290,000 in Blitar and Kediri districts.  
FF-2007-000185-TUN Flash Flood Tunisia On 13, 14 and 15 October 2007 - Several regions of Tunisia (Northern and Eastern) were affected by torrential rains (184 mm were recorded in some regions in a period of 10 hours. As of today, 13 persons were killed and 3 others are missing. Houses were destroyed, flooded (destruction of personal belongings, cars swept away) Roads were cut, train services was interrupted. Several power cuts were registered in Tunis and other provinces. In poor areas, hundreds of families had to be evacuated. According to the National Meteorological Institute, storms and rain are expected to continue during the coming week.  
TC-2007-000184---- Tropical Cyclone (Non-Localized) Typhoon LINGLING (T0718) 
TC-2007-000183---- Tropical Cyclone (Non-Localized) Typhoon PODUL (T0717) 
TC-2007-000182---- Tropical Cyclone (Non-Localized) Typhoon HAIYAN (T0716) 
FL-2007-000181-HTI Flood Haiti Since late September 2007, heavy rains have affected most of the regions in Haiti. The Haitian Government reported a total of 37 deaths, 4 missing people and 78 wounded individuals.  
TC-2007-000179---- Tropical Cyclone (Non-Localized) Typhoon KROSA (T0715) 
TC-2007-000179-CHN Tropical Cyclone China, People's Republic Typhoon Krosa, which wreaked havoc in Taiwan over the weekend, brought strong winds, rain and floods to south-eastern China on Sunday and Monday, affecting more than five million people, officials said. Taiwan officials said the storm killed 18 people and caused at least 1.16 billion Taiwan dollars (35 million US) in agricultural losses.  
TC-2007-000178---- Tropical Cyclone (Non-Localized) Typhoon Lekima (T0714)  
TC-2007-000178-CHN Tropical Cyclone China, People's Republic Typhoon Lekima made landfall late Tuesday in south China's island province of Hainan, and around 100,000 people in Hainan were evacuated. 
TC-2007-000178-PHL Tropical Cyclone Philippines Tropical storm Lekima (Hanna) killed nine people and left another missing in the Philippines after unleashing landslides, floods and big waves, rescuers said Sunday.  
TC-2007-000178-VNM Tropical Cyclone Viet Nam Vietnam is evacuating up to 500,000 people from central coastal areas ahead of Tropical Storm Lekima, which is forecast to make landfall Wednesday night. 
FL-2007-000177-SLE Flood Sierra Leone According to OCHA spokesperson, in West Africa, some 609,000 persons had been affected by flooding in Burkina Faso, C?te d'Ivoire, Gambia, Ghana, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone and Togo. 
FL-2007-000176-CRI Flood Costa Rica Nonstop rains have occurred for the last 48 hours causing several rivers to overflow and severely damaging the towns of Santa Cecilia, Guayabal, El Guabo, Barrio Lim?n, Bernabela, Las Camisitas - amongst others in the Northern Pacific region. According to the latest confirmed information there are more than 2,500 families affected. Four shelters have been opened housing more than 600 people. 
DR-2007-000175-MDA Drought Moldova Severe drought has drastically reduced crop yields in Moldova, driving up food prices and reducing access to food for poor households, according to a joint report issued today FAO and WFP. Cereal production is down by 63 percent compared to last year, and is about 70 percent lower than the average of the past five years. "Moldova?s 2007 drought has been the most severe in living memory and represents the extreme manifestation of a trend towards drier weather conditions in the country," said Henri Josserand, Chief of FAO?s Global Information and Early Warning System.  
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