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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: 8452 hits 339 Pages: 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 GLIDEnumber Event Country Comments FL-2023-000135-CMR Flood Cameroon Following a heavy rains from 16th July Limbe I has experienced very heavy rains especially during the nights. However that of the 18th to 19th of July 2023 was so heavy with far reaching results: three (03) houses destroyed by floods and landslides with two deaths (02) all males between their 30s. Some areas are still flooded and not accessible like Down beach.  EQ-2023-000134-CHN Earthquake China, People's Republic GDACS - High humanitarian impact, magnitude 5.5M  FF-2023-000133-AFG Flash Flood Afghanistan Over the past one week, Afghanistan has been experiencing heavy rainfall which has caused flash floods in 11 provinces: Daikundi, Ghazni, Kabul, Kapisa, Kunar, Maidan Wardak, Nangarhar, Nuristan, Paktia, Parwan, and Zabul. According to reports from various sources, including Afghan Red Crescent Society (ARCS) and the Afghan National Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA), flash floods have led to the loss of 48 lives, left dozens of people injured, damaged more than 800 houses, and washed away over 11,000 jeribs of agricultural land, and killed at least 340 livestock. The province of Maidan Wardak is most impacted, and accounts for 37 of the 48 human lives lost, 280 of the 340 livestock which have perished, and 236 of the 811 houses damaged The Afghanistan Meteorological Department has issued red warnings, the highest level on a three-tier scale, for parts of eastern Bamyan, northern Ghazni, Khost, northern Logar, eastern Maidan Wardak, northeastern Paktia, northeastern Paktika, and southern Parwan. Further sustained heavy rainfall could trigger additional flooding in low-lying communities near rivers, streams, and creeks. Urban flooding is also possible in areas with easily overwhelmed or a lack of stormwater drainage systems. Sites downstream from large reservoirs or rivers are also vulnerable to flash flooding after relatively short periods of intense rainfall  CE-2023-000132-LBN Complex Emergency Lebanon Deadly clashes between rival groups in South Lebanon, Saida's Ain al-Hilweh Palestinian refugee camp  FL-2023-000131-GTM Flood Guatemala The humanitarian impact continues to increase in the most parts of Guatemala following the rainy season that has been affecting the country since May 2023. As of 3 August, 22 people died in nine Departments, one is still missing, and four have been injured. In addition, 4,224 people have been evacuated and almost 1,281,000 others affected.  DR-2023-000130-FSM Drought Micronesia, Federated States El Nino is a recurring climate pattern that triggers changes in rainfall. Rainfall during the El Niño year starts declining as soon as August in the western Federated States of Micronesia (FSM). Dryness increases through October and November and peaks in January in the year after El Niño. Rainfall in western FSM can be as much as 50-60% below average from January through April in the year after El Niño. Based on these predictions, it is expected that FSM will experience peak drought conditions during the first quarter of 2024, with a likelihood that the El Nino declared by September. Impact of drought will be significantly experienced should the following parameters be met: two consistent weeks without rainfall and the water sounding informs over 50% of community water reservations will be less than 50% capacity. In the unlikely event, Government declares a state of emergency for drought before those parameters are met, MRCS will escalate their response.  WF-2023-000129-SYR Wild fire Syrian Arab Rep Multiple fires have broken out around the coastal and central areas and in Syria. Possible reasons behind these fires differ, including the warm eastern winds that are active during this time of the year in Syria, in addition during the summer there are many dry herbs that burn quickly and the moisture content of the trees is less than what is possible during periods of the year, in addition to the high temperature during this period. It is not excluded that there are fires caused by human errors and the intensity of the fires increased from 15 July 2023, which included the Homes Governorate, Hama Governorate, and Lattakia governorate. Most of the fires were in rugged mountainous remote areas. The intensity and size of bushfires in some areas have led to the creation of their own weather systems, generating pyro cumulonimbus clouds, trapping heat, and generating strong wind, in turn sparking further fires. High winds have also helped the bushfires to spread, with some fires jumping over highways and roads. These fires led to material and environmental damage, as a few homes of a number of residents were torched, in addition to burning agricultural crops on which they depend as a main source of livelihood, in addition to burning a large part of the vegetation, forests , and natural reserves.  EP-2023-000127-COG Epidemic Congo, Republic Dolisie, especially Niari department is experiencing an epidemic of cholera when the department and the country is not endemic to the disease. In addition to the already high concerns of cholera, there have been reported cases of others water borne diseases that have also made several deaths: shigellosis, salmonellosis, Typhoid. The current known situation is summarized below: • First case 28 June 2023 (SITREP as of 22 july) • Data reported on 15 July, analysis were carried out on 78 samples at the National Public Health Laboratory and the results revealed. 03 types of bacteria, characteristic of the following diseases: - Cholera, with 15 positive samples; - Shigellosis, with 14 positive samples; - Other positive case for food poisoning and typhoid fever confirmed as well. • 22 July, latest bulletin showed 50% increased of Cholera cases since 15 july. 30 confirmed cases of cholera (26 in Dolisie and 4 in Pointe-Noire) and 1431 suspected cases • Additional 12 samples came back positive the same time for cholera and shigellosis (11 in Dolisie and 1 in Pointe-Noire). • The epicenter of cholera and the others diseases is in general the city of Dolisie. 95% of cases of all reported water-borne diseases being there. Especially in the department of Niari. Dolisie count around 203 587 population (in 2021). There is also an increased of the others waterborne related diseases mentioned above, increasing the concerned and confirming the water related and WASH as the main factors driven the ongoing outbreaks. The gaps in the testing and the unreported alert linked to reluctance of communities could hide more figures of this outbreaks. As of 22 july, in several town of the Niari departments, there have been more than a 1400 suspected cases reported with similar symptoms of diarrhea, chronical vomit and fever. • CFR is unknown but reported death for all the ongoing outbreaks in alarming. 34 deaths on a total of 122 confirmed cases. 34 deaths (25 in Dolisie, 5 in Pointe-Noire, 2 in Bouenza, 1 in Kouilou and 1 in Brazzaville).  WF-2023-000126-TUN Wild fire Tunisia GDACS - Medium in Tunisia   FL-2023-000125-VNM Flood Viet Nam On 13 July, heavy rainfall with thunderstorms and strong winds affected Hong Thai, Phan Thanh, and Luong In Son Communes (Bình Thuan Province) in south-eastern Vietnam, resulting in casualties and damage. According to the ASEAN Disaster Information Network (ADINet) one person died and another one have been injured in Thai Hiep Village (Hong Thai Commune). In addition, 43 buildings have been damaged in Hong Thai, Tam Thanhas and in Cho Moi district (An Giang province).  WF-2023-000124-DZA Wild fire Algeria GDACS - Medium in Algeria   WF-2023-000123-ITA Wild fire Italy GDACS - Medium in Italy   FF-2023-000122-BTN Flash Flood Bhutan At least 6 people were killed and 17 others are still missing after flash floods triggered by heavy rains in Lhuentse, Bhutan on 20 July 2023.  TC-2023-000121-CHN Tropical Cyclone China, People's Republic GDACS - Tropical Cyclone DOKSURI-23 Medium humanitarian impact, max wind speed 241 km/h  TC-2023-000121-PHL Tropical Cyclone Philippines Heavy rainfall already caused by the passage of DOKSURI resulted in casualties across northern and central Philippines. Heavy flooding and landslides are also reported to have affected the people. The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) reports 180,500 affected people across 21 provinces. Displacement and impact information is still being collected.  FL-2023-000120-PAK Flood Pakistan According to the PDMA, KP heavy rains and flash floods between 17 July and 23 July resulted in the deaths of eleven individuals and ten people sustained injuries across multiple districts, including Khyber, Swat, Batagram, Mansehra, Karak, Mardan, Shangla, Upper Kohistan, Upper Dir, Lower Dir, Buner, Malakand, Bajour, Abbottabad, Upper Chitral, and Lower Chitral.  FL-2023-000119-PAK Flood Pakistan According to the PDMA, KP heavy rains and flash floods between 17 July and 23 July resulted in the deaths of eleven individuals and ten people sustained injuries across multiple districts, including Khyber, Swat, Batagram, Mansehra, Karak, Mardan, Shangla, Upper Kohistan, Upper Dir, Lower Dir, Buner, Malakand, Bajour, Abbottabad, Upper Chitral, and Lower Chitral.  WF-2023-000118-GRC Wild fire Greece GDACS - Medium in Greece   EP-2023-000117-BGD Epidemic Bangladesh The dengue outbreak in Bangladesh has taken a worrisome turn as the number of cases and fatalities continue to rise, signalling an alarming trend this year. The total number of fatalities from the mosquito-borne disease in Bangladesh is 127 (female 73 and male 54) this year, which is five times higher compared to 2022. Dengue has already spread in 60 districts of the country. In Dhaka city, only 63 hospitals (20 public and 43 private) out of several hundred hospitals/clinics are assigned to report dengue cases to the current surveillance system. According to the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) of Bangladesh, mosquito density is much higher this year than in 2019-2020. This year, the monsoon has come late and is expected to end later than usual. On 18 July 2023, a total of 1,533 patients were admitted to the hospital due to dengue. As of 18 July 2023, overall the total number stood at 24,000 patients (male 63% and female 37%) who were admitted to the hospital and a total of 127 patients died due to dengue infection. (Source: DGHS Report, 18 July 2023). According to the DGHS, it is identified that within Dhaka City Corporation, the number of dengue cases and the number of death cases in July 2023 are higher than that of July 2021 and July 2022. Dhaka city alone accounted for about 80% of this year's dengue-related deaths and 64.5% of the total hospitalizations.   OT-2023-000116-LBY Other Libyan Arab Jamah Hazard: Population Movement The first event: In  the second week of June, the local authorities launched an extensive campaign to curb irregular migration and human trafficking activities, which resulted in the collection of more than 2,500 irregular  migrants who were in dire need of urgent health services such as first aid and treatment of skin diseases such as scabies, personal hygiene materials, and provided safe drinking water, they were accommodated in Iowa and immigration centers in the city of Tobruk and Benghazi, and urgent services were provided to them from Before the branches of the association  The second event: In the fourth week of June, 140 irregular migrants were caught by the local authorities who entered through the southern border of the city of Kufra and were in a very critical condition, and emergency health services were provided to the migrants and personal hygiene materials were provided to them in immigration shelters in the city of Kufra . Third Event:  The second week, approximately 1,100 irregular migrants of African nationalities gathered in the Al-Assa area on the Libyan-Tunisian border, who had fled from Tunisian territory towards Libyan territory, where they gathered in positions asking for urgent humanitarian assistance in a difficult humanitarian situation and a severe lack of humanitarian services, the response was made by the Libyan Red Crescent Society on July 11, providing emergency health services, psychosocial support activities, and providing personal hygiene packages and drinking   wate  FL-2023-000115-CHN Flood China, People's Republic GDACS - Medium in China   FL-2023-000114-COL Flood Colombia Since the end of March 2023, rainfall has increased in the department of Arauca, located in eastern Colombia on the border with Venezuela. This increase was to be expected, as the rainy season in this department normally extends from April-November (IDEAM accessed 13/06/2023).   FL-2023-000113-KOR Flood Korea Republic Twenty six people have died and thousands have evacuated their homes in South Korea due to torrential rain that has caused landslides and flash floods. Ten others remain missing while nine have been injured in the downpour.  FL-2023-000112-IND Flood India Monsoon rainfall and consequent floods, landslides and severe weather-related incidents continue to hit several parts of India (particularly the northern States), resulting in an increasing number of casualties. 9,572 people have been evacuated and 101,764 affected. In addition, 460 buildings have been partially or fully damaged across 51 Districts of nine states. Over 125 deaths have been reported due to weather-related events in north Indian states in the current phase of flooding reported since 06 July.  FL-2023-000111-MNG Flood Mongolia Heavy rainfalls (up to 28.4 mm) has started since July 3 and are still on going as of July 8. As a result, major rivers around Ulaanbaatar are flooding and flash floods are caused. In Ulaanbaatar, 26 locations have been flooded, and 6 central districts of Ulaanbaatar have been under a high level of readiness/alert since July 5. On July 7, the Capital Emergency Commission warns that the impact of floods may extend leading to a projected number of 288,738 people affected (i.e. number of population from the at-risk areas), among which 11,033 people living the the ger districts are in need of support with evacuation. In other parts of the country, flash floods occurred in four areas (soums) of Darkhan, Selenge, and Tuv provinces due to heavy rainfall. As a result, 77 households have been affected, and 89 gers (traditional Mongolian dwellings), 2 mobile houses, 1 vehicle, 100 sheep, 96 children, and 118 adults have been evacuated. A  8452 hits 339 Pages: 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30	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 26 From: 2025/6/22  To: 2025/7/1 FL-2025-000099-KGZ Flood,Kyrgyzstan: The water volume in the high-mountain lake Takyr-Tor at approximately 17:31 on June 27 reached 450,000-500,000 cubic meters, resulting in a dam breach, the Ministry of Emergency Situations reports.The breach caused flooding, which destroyed one of the bridges between the villages of Almaluu and Kebek-Biy (Mountain Serafimovka) in Issyk-Ata district. FL-2025-000100-PAK Flood,Pakistan: Since 26 June, heavy rainfall has affected Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan provinces, causing casualties and infrastructure damage. According to National Disaster Preparedness Authorities (NDMA), during the last five days, 45 people died, 68 were injured, 1,050 displacements were recorded and 89 houses are fully and partially damaged. WF-2025-000095-GRC Wild fire,Greece: GDACS - Medium humanitarian impact in Greece.