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FL-2004-000024-CHN Flood China, People's Republic Seven people have been reported dead in the floods caused by continuous heavy rain in east China's Jiangxi Province 
FL-2004-000023-CRI Flood Costa Rica  
TO-2004-000022-CHN Tornadoes China, People's Republic The tornado hit the town of Qishi in southern China's Guangdong province, killed at least two people, and injured 85 people.  
FL-2004-000021-COL Flood Colombia Floods in Colombia 
FL-2004-000020-KEN Flood Kenya Kenya: Floods May 2004 
FL-2004-000018-AGO Flood Angola flood in Huambo 
AC-2004-000017-CAN Tech. Disaster Canada plane crash in Erie Lake 
AC-2004-000016-SPI Tech. Disaster Canary Islands shipwreck with illegal immigrants 
AC-2004-000015-UZB Tech. Disaster Uzbekistan Air accident near Tachkent 
AC-2004-000014-ITA Tech. Disaster Italy shipwreck with illegal immigrants 
AC-2004-000013-PHL Tech. Disaster Philippines Fire in a shantytown of Manilla 
FL-2004-000012-IRN Flood Iran, Islamic Republic flood in South Iran 
EQ-2004-000011-DZA Earthquake Algeria Earthquake in Boumer? region 
ET-2004-000010-TUR Extreme temperature(use CW/HW instead) Turkey cold wave and snow 
AC-2004-000009-PAK Tech. Disaster Pakistan bus accident near Bhakkar 
AC-2004-000008-NGA Tech. Disaster Nigeria bus accident between Abuja and Lokoja 
AC-2004-000007-CHN Tech. Disaster China, People's Republic minibus accident in Chongqing  
ST-2004-000006-BDI SEVERE LOCAL STORM Burundi storm in Mpanda commune  
AC-2004-000005-ZAF Tech. Disaster South Africa accident between a minibus and a truck in Mpumalanga province 
ST-2004-000004-NIU SEVERE LOCAL STORM Niue Tropical cyclone "Heta"  
ST-2004-000004-WSM SEVERE LOCAL STORM Samoa Tropical cyclone "Heta" 
AC-2004-000003-ETH Tech. Disaster Ethiopia a church collapse in Gondar region  
AC-2004-000002-EGY Tech. Disaster Egypt Plane crash near Charm el-Cheikh  
EQ-2004-000001-IDN Earthquake Indonesia Earthquake in Bali and Lombok Islands*  
ST-2003-000661-USA SEVERE LOCAL STORM United States A number of severe weather systems affected the Midwest and plains states as well as much of the Eastern half of the country throughout the month of July leaving significant wind, hail and tornado damage.  
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