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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: 8753 hits 351 Pages: 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 GLIDEnumber Event Country Comments EQ-2005-000181-AFG Earthquake Afghanistan An earthquake hit southeastern Afghanistan on Sunday, killing five people and affecting six villages in the province of Paktika, a defence ministry official said.  LS-2005-000180-IDN Land Slide Indonesia Aceh Tenggara District, NAD 1. On 18 October, heavy rains caused a flash flood and a number of landslides, inundating an area in two sub-districts, Kecamatan Semadam and Kecamatan Bukit Tusam. Six villages are reported to have been affected. The flood and landslide carrying mud inundated about 400-500 houses, affecting 1,000 internally displaced persons. At least 5 people are reported dead. The Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) reported that the disaster seriously injured 68 people and slightly injured another 143. 2. Limited road access due to thick mud has created difficulties to quickly move the affected communities from their houses. There is no electricity and clean water in the affected villages. The road from Medan to Kutacane is open and accessible, and communication using mobile phone was reportedly possible in the affected area. Malang District, East Java 3. Floods and landslides, triggered by torrential rains, hit four sub-districts in Malang District of East Java Province on 17 October, affecting 12 villages, and killing one person and injuring another. 4. Initial reports indicate that the landslides damaged 284 houses, a mosque and a bridge. The floodwater, between 40 cm to 1 m high, inundated 105 houses, an elementary school, and 610 hectares of paddy fields. Many of the affected people moved in with families and neighbors in safer areas.   LS-2005-000179-IDN Land Slide Indonesia Aceh Tenggara District, NAD 1. On 18 October, heavy rains caused a flash flood and a number of landslides, inundating an area in two sub-districts, Kecamatan Semadam and Kecamatan Bukit Tusam. Six villages are reported to have been affected. The flood and landslide carrying mud inundated about 400-500 houses, affecting 1,000 internally displaced persons. At least 5 people are reported dead. The Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) reported that the disaster seriously injured 68 people and slightly injured another 143. 2. Limited road access due to thick mud has created difficulties to quickly move the affected communities from their houses. There is no electricity and clean water in the affected villages. The road from Medan to Kutacane is open and accessible, and communication using mobile phone was reportedly possible in the affected area. Malang District, East Java 3. Floods and landslides, triggered by torrential rains, hit four sub-districts in Malang District of East Java Province on 17 October, affecting 12 villages, and killing one person and injuring another. 4. Initial reports indicate that the landslides damaged 284 houses, a mosque and a bridge. The floodwater, between 40 cm to 1 m high, inundated 105 houses, an elementary school, and 610 hectares of paddy fields. Many of the affected people moved in with families and neighbors in safer areas.   TC-2005-000178---- Tropical Cyclone (Non-Localized) Hurricane WILMA, PSTN 200510182000EDT 16.7N 81.8W, MOVING GENERALLY TOWARD THE WEST-NORTHWEST NEAR 8 MPH, PRES 954HPA, MXWD 100MPH  TC-2005-000178-BHS Tropical Cyclone Bahamas Hurricane Wilma impacted the Northwestern Bahamas with Tropical Storm Force Winds. Up to four feet of flooding reported in some areas.   TC-2005-000178-MEX Tropical Cyclone Mexico Hurricane Wilma blasted through Mexico's Caribbean resorts on Saturday, smashing homes and killing at least six people in a slow-moving rampage that put it on course to hit Florida next.  TC-2005-000178-USA Tropical Cyclone United States Hurricane Wilma was a category 3 hurricane when it hit SW Florida. The storm caused strong damaging winds and major flooding across southeastern Florida. Prior to landfall, Wilma registered as a Category 5 and had an estimated pressure of 882 millibars in the northwestern Caribbean Sea, breaking the record of 888 millibars, previously held by Gilbert of 1988. NOAA reports damages of $20.5 billion and 35 fatalities.   DR-2005-000177-PRY Drought Paraguay A period of prolonged drought in the department of Boquer?n in Paraguay, where little to no rain has fallen since April.  FL-2005-000176-BGD Flood Bangladesh At least 12 people have died, up to 50,000 have fled their homes and about 1.5 million are marooned following heavy rains that flooded several districts in northern Bangladesh, government officials said on Friday.  FL-2005-000175-SDN Flood Sudan Heavy rainstorms with gale-force winds were recorded on 31 August in Port Sudan. Several administrative units (Central, Eastern, Southern Administrative Units, Arbaat and Suakin) suffered most damage. Approximately 156,000 people were affected, including 17,000 (3340 households) whose homes and belongings were totally destroyed. The rainstorm destroyed most of the houses made of mats/grass sheeting or timber, roofs of schools in the area blown off, the few household items owned by IDPs were blown away and latrines flooded. The available water sources were flooded resulting in further contamination by seawater; the price of clean water consequently doubled (from 50SDD to 100SDD). Victims in certain areas ? mainly IDPs from South Sudan, Nuba mountains, Western Sudan, Eritrea and from within Red Sea state- are living in the open next to their destroyed homes.   EQ-2005-000174-IND Earthquake India Rescuers scoured the rubble in frontier villages of Indian Kashmir for survivors of Saturday's earthquake which killed about 300 people on the Indian side and injured hundreds.  EQ-2005-000174-PAK Earthquake Pakistan Pakistan and India were shaken by a magnitude 7.6 earthquake, one of the biggest to strike the region.  TC-2005-000173-SLV Tropical Cyclone El Salvador Tropical storm "stan" turned into a hurricane and is affecting Mexico and Central America.  TC-2005-000172---- Tropical Cyclone (Non-Localized) Typhoon Longwang (Maring/T0519)  TC-2005-000172-CHN Tropical Cyclone China, People's Republic Rescuers were searching last night for 59 police academy students missing after a landslide in East China triggered by Typhoon Longwang.  VO-2005-000170-SLV Volcano El Salvador El Salvador's highest volcano, Ilamatepec, has erupted, killing two people and forcing thousands to flee the area.   FL-2005-000169-FJI Flood Fiji Following heavy rains on 28 September, there has been severe flooding. The National Disaster Management Center-DISMAC was activated at 0900 hours on Thursday 29 September 2005 to monitor and coordinate the prolonged rain and eventual flooding. Divisional and District EOCs in the Central Division were also activated to monitor and coordinate the evacuation of those affected by the flooding.  FL-2005-000168-NPL Flood Nepal Three days of heavy rain starting from 24 September affected far-western Nepal along the border with India, causing floods and landslides.  EQ-2005-000167-PER Earthquake Peru A major earthquake occurred at 01:55:39 (UTC) on Monday, September 26, 2005. The magnitude 7.5 event has been located in NORTHERN PERU.  FL-2005-000166-CRI Flood Costa Rica On September 24, the CNE declared Red Alert for the Municipality of Aguirre within the Quepos area due to the disaster situation caused by constant and heavy rains (19 communities reportedly flooded). Yellow Alert is maintained in the municipalities of Hojancha, Nandayure, Nicoya and Santa Cruz in the province of Guanacaste and the rest of the Pacific Slope. According to the last report from CNE, 637 people were evacuated. Of these, 426 are being housed in 15 temporary shelters and 211 people were transferred to houses of relatives and friends.  WF-2005-000165-BOL Wild fire Bolivia A fire burned out of control close to the border with Brazil in the Bolivian Amazon. About 500 heat points have been identified in the region, among them: Agua Dulce, Hamburgo, Uruco, La Esperanza, San Antonio, Tumichuoua and Candelaria.  TC-2005-000164---- Tropical Cyclone (Non-Localized) Typhoon Damrey (Labuyo/T0518)  TC-2005-000164-CHN Tropical Cyclone China, People's Republic Damrey, the No. 18 typhoon this year, has brought about heavy storm to Xuwen county of south China's Guangdong Province Monday, affecting 50 villages with a disaster-stricken population of 13,653. According to the county's typhoon control and prevention headquarters, typhoon Damrey landed Wanning City in eastern part of Hainan province at 4:00 Monday morning, with wind force exceeding 12 grades at the epicenter.   TC-2005-000164-PHL Tropical Cyclone Philippines After more than a week of heavy rains and strong winds in the northeastern regions , the Philippine's PAGASA issued warnings on Tropical Storm Labuyo (internationally code-named Damrey) on 21 September 2005. The storm lashed northeast Luzon overnight, flooding provinces including Ilocos Norte, Cagayan and Isabela, and triggering landslides which destroyed structures and cut off access between towns and cities.  TC-2005-000164-THA Tropical Cyclone Thailand The tropical storm Darmrey killed 10, affected 2,000 and caused US$20,000,000 damage in Thailand.  8753 hits 351 Pages: 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210	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 28 From: 2026/7/5  To: 2026/7/14 FL-2026-000111-TJK Flood,Tajikistan: On 11 July 2026, following intense rainfall, flash floods and mudflows affected the villages of Darg and Kazdon in Shamtuch Jamoat, Ayni District, Sughd Region. Mudflows descended through the Surkhi, Kashak, and Jari river channels, causing significant damage to residential houses, public infrastructure, road networks, water supply systems, agricultural land, and private property. According to the official authorities, no fatalities or injuries have been reported. Damage and needs assessments are currently underway. LS-2026-000099-PHL Land Slide,Philippines: Five people were killed while six others remain missing following a massive landslide that struck Barangay Ngingir in the town of Calanogas, Lanao del Sur at around 2:30 a.m.on 10 July 2026 after continuous heavy rains brought by Super Typhoon Bavi (locally named Inday) TC-2026-000099-CHN Tropical Cyclone,China, People's Republic: Super Typhoon Bavi is forecast to batter southeastern China over the weekend, bringing torrential rain to parts of eastern, central and northern China from Thursday, according to Chinese meteorologists. TC-2026-000098-CHN Tropical Cyclone,China, People's Republic: Tropical Storm Maysak killed two people in Nanning, in China's southern Guangxi province. The storm affected about 55,000 people, including 48,000 who were evacuated, according to the official Xinhua News Agency. LS-2026-000108-CHN Land Slide,China, People's Republic: A landslide left 21 people dead that occurred at 6:56 am on Tuesday at a local forestry farm in Renzang village, Nanhe township, in Tanchang county, Longnan, Gansu province. FL-2026-000110-BGD Flood,Bangladesh: Prolonged heavy monsoon rainfall from 5 July 2026 caused flooding, flash floods, waterlogging and landslides across Cox's Bazar District, including the refugee camps and surrounding host communities. By 9 July, 304 weather-related incidents had affected 5,863 households, equivalent to 28,091 people, across 33 camps. The event damaged 3,127 shelters, displaced 4,732 people, and resulted in 15 deaths and 18 injuries within the camps. Flooding also affected an estimated 80,000 people in host communities, with six additional fatalities reported. The situation remained active, with further heavy rainfall and landslide risks forecast for Cox's Bazar. FL-2026-000109-BGD Flood,Bangladesh: Prolonged heavy monsoon rainfall from 5 July 2026 caused flooding, flash floods, waterlogging and landslides across Cox's Bazar District, including the refugee camps and surrounding host communities. By 9 July, 304 weather-related incidents had affected 5,863 households, equivalent to 28,091 people, across 33 camps. The event damaged 3,127 shelters, displaced 4,732 people, and resulted in 15 deaths and 18 injuries within the camps. Flooding also affected an estimated 80,000 people in host communities, with six additional fatalities reported. The situation remained active, with further heavy rainfall and landslide risks forecast for Cox's Bazar.