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WF-2001-000504-BGR Wild fire Bulgaria (Forest) 
AC-2001-000503-AGO Tech. Disaster Angola (Road) 
FL-2001-000502-IND Flood India (Flood) 
SL-2001-000501-IND SLIDE (use LS/ AV/MS instead) India (Landslide) 
WF-2001-000500-ZAF Wild fire South Africa (Scrub) 
WF-2001-000499-COL Wild fire Colombia (Forest) 
DR-2001-000498-LKA Drought Sri Lanka (Drought) 
AC-2001-000497-CHN Tech. Disaster China, People's Republic (Water) 
AC-2001-000496-NGA Tech. Disaster Nigeria (Road) 
AC-2001-000495-JPN Tech. Disaster Japan {Salle de jeux} (Misc:Explosion) 
FL-2001-000494-NGA Flood Nigeria (Flood) 
AC-2001-000493-IDN Tech. Disaster Indonesia {Cirebon Express and Empu Java} (Rail) 
FL-2001-000492-VNM Flood Viet Nam (Flood) 
DR-2001-000491-DJI Drought Djibouti (Drought) 
DR-2001-000490-MRT Drought Mauritania (Drought) 
FL-2001-000489-GMB Flood Gambia (Flood) 
ST-2001-000488-MEX SEVERE LOCAL STORM Mexico {Dalila} (Tropical storm) 
DR-2001-000487-MAR Drought Morocco (Drought) 
ST-2001-000486-CHN SEVERE LOCAL STORM China, People's Republic (Storm) 
FL-2001-000485-KHM Flood Cambodia Cambodia had 2 floods were Mekong and Flash floods. First, Flash flood occurred 3 months from July to August and October one more, second Mekong flood occurred from 13 to 15 August 2001. 2 floods affected 595 communes, 84 districts, and 14 provinces-municipalities. In all, more than 945,688 people have been evacuated. Total physical damage both flash and Mekong floods were estimated at US$ 20 million. 
AC-2001-000484-NGA Tech. Disaster Nigeria (Road) 
FL-2001-000483-MRT Flood Mauritania (Flood) 
ET-2001-000482-BOL Extreme temperature(use CW/HW instead) Bolivia (Cold wave) 
FL-2001-000481-ZAF Flood South Africa (Flood) 
DR-2001-000480-CHN Drought China, People's Republic (Drought) 
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Disasters on or after week 32
From: 2026/8/2  To: 2026/8/12

EQ-2026-000146-COL
Earthquake,Colombia: At 07:34 local time (12:34 UTC) on 10 August 2026, an Mww 7.4 earthquake struck western Colombia with its epicentre 5 km east of San José del Palmar in Chocó Department, at a depth of about 107 km (USGS). The event was an intermediate-depth, strike-slip rupture inside the subducting Nazca slab; because of its depth, strong shaking (MMI VI-VII) was spread over a wide area of the Andean Coffee Region rather than concentrated near the epicentre, and about 10.5 million people were exposed to it. The SGC describes it as the largest-magnitude earthquake recorded in Colombia in the past decade. As of 17:00 COT on 10 August the Government reported 111 deaths and 87 injured, more than 1,600 buildings damaged (1,575 homes damaged, 37 destroyed, 61 buildings collapsed), together with damage to 18 health facilities, 52 educational facilities, 18 major roads and six regional airports. The passenger terminal of Matecaña International Airport in Pereira partially collapsed, a tower of the neo-Gothic cathedral in Manizales fell onto the nave, and about 30% of the University Hospital in Cali collapsed. The President declared a national disaster, set up a Unified Command Post in Chocó and deployed four USAR teams and the armed forces. There was no tsunami. All figures are preliminary and are expected to change as assessment proceeds.

WF-2026-000147-CAN
Wild fire,Canada: GDACS - Medium humanitarian impact in Canada.

TC-2026-000144-JPN
Tropical Cyclone,Japan: Typhoon Dolphin, known in Japan as Typhoon No. 13, moved west near Okinawa's Minamidaito Island on Thursday, August 6, and is expected to approach Okinawa and Amami by Friday, with authorities warning of heavy rain and high waves from Kyushu to Kanto.