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FL-2003-000571-DOM Flood Dominican Republic  
FF-2003-000531-IDN Flash Flood Indonesia A flash flood caused by heavy rain has swept through a tourist resort on the Indonesian island of Sumatra, killing at least 100 people, rescue officials say.  
ST-2003-000520-COD SEVERE LOCAL STORM Congo Democratic Republic  
EQ-2003-000519-CHN Earthquake China, People's Republic Two strong earthquakes have shaken northwestern China, killing at least eight people and injuring scores others. 
FL-2003-000505-VNM Flood Viet Nam Floods and torrential rains have killed at least 38 people and marooned thousands of families in central Vietnam 
FL-2003-000482-MEX Flood Mexico  
FL-2003-000481-HND Flood Honduras  
EQ-2003-000477-DOM Earthquake Dominican Republic At 11:45 pm on 22 September 2003, a M6.5 earthquake severely shook the northern Dominican Republic on the island of Hispaniola and caused extensive damage to buildings in the major cities of Puerto Plata and Santiago along with landsliding in outlying areas. 
EQ-2003-000476-JPN Earthquake Japan An earthquake with a magnitude of 8.0 hit the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido early Friday, September 26, 2003. 
ST-2003-000474-MEX SEVERE LOCAL STORM Mexico  
ST-2003-000459-KOR SEVERE LOCAL STORM Korea Republic Typhoon Maemi battered southern areas of South Korea with record winds overnight, killing at least 91 people. 
FL-2003-000455-NGA Flood Nigeria  
FL-2003-000422-GMB Flood Gambia  
EQ-2003-000411-PAN Earthquake Panama A strong seism measuring 5.3 degrees on the Richter scale Wednesday jolted Panama, leaving no victims, but producing major damages on houses and buildings of the northern Panamanian province of Colon.  
EQ-2003-000402-CHN Earthquake China, People's Republic An earthquake hit China's northern region of Inner Mongolia,near the towns of Bairin Zuoqi and Ar Horqin Qi, toppling more than 2,700 homes and killing two people. 
FL-2003-000389---- Flood (Non-Localized)  
FL-2003-000389-BFA Flood Burkina Faso  
FL-2003-000389-MLI Flood Mali  
FL-2003-000389-MRT Flood Mauritania  
FL-2003-000389-NER Flood Niger  
FL-2003-000389-SEN Flood Senegal  
LS-2003-000386-PNG Land Slide Papua New Guinea Heavy rain in late July caused extensive flooding in the 5 villages of Wards 17 and 18 of the Konos Local Level Government in New Ireland Province. On Friday, 1 August, landslides caused by the flood blocked sections of the only road into the area. The floods also washed away 10 traditional houses, 1 church, and 1 bridge on the road. The landslides and floods affected more than 600 people. 
WF-2003-000376-PRT Wild fire Portugal Europe baked in a heatwave that, along with forest fires fanned from the Balkans to the Atlantic, has killed at least 34 people. More than a week of fires have claimed 14 lives in Portugal and ravaged an area of forest almost two-thirds the size of Greater London. Neighboring Spain recorded its 13th death due to the soaring temperatures. In Germany, which like most of usually cooler northern Europe has not been spared, there were five heat-related deaths in one German town alone over the weekend. The heat in Britain claimed its first victims when two teenage boys drowned trying to cool off. 
FL-2003-000368-SDN Flood Sudan Severe floods have hit Kassala town in North Eastern Sudan. Approximately 301,200 to 364,000 people have been affected. Four deaths have been confirmed. 
FL-2003-000359-PAK Flood Pakistan The southern and southwestern parts of Pakistan have been struggling from the effects of floods due to above normal monsoon rains during the last two weeks, especially from the second round of monsoon rains that started on 22 July 2003. Sindh and Balochistan provinces are bearing the brunt of the floods.  
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