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Tech. Disaster |
Norway |
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| EQ-2000-000023-BGD
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Earthquake |
Bangladesh |
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| AC-2000-000001-AGO
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| TC-1999-000652-IND
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Tropical Cyclone |
India |
On Wednesday 6 November, the Godavari Delta of Andhra Pradesh was hit by a high velocity hurricane, violent rains and 8 to 10 feet high tidal waves which, according to official sources, left more than 700 people dead and tens of thousands homeless. The East Godavari district was the worst hit , accounting for 70% of the total damage. Two villages - Bhairvapada and Bulusutippa in Eastern Godavari district -- were reportedly totally wiped out. The total population affected by this cyclone is estimated at seven million. As of 11 November, the Indian Coast Guard service was still searching for missing persons and Defence Force helicopters were providing food and water packets and medicines for the relief operations. In rural areas, dead bodies are being dug out from under the debris of collapsed houses and from deep mud left behind by the tidal waves. About 450,000 houses have been partially or completely destroyed, leaving tens of thousands without a roof over their heads. As of 13 November, more than 190,000 people were housed in 790 relief camps. |
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From: 2026/3/1
To: 2026/3/14
OT-2026-000031-CMR
Other,Cameroon: Cameroon enters 2026 amid a deepening and
persistent food security crisis fuelled by a
multitude of drivers. According to the World
Food Program3
, 3.3 million people are currently
affected by food insecurity. This deterioration is
driven by the long-combined effects of climatic
shocks, conflict, displacement, market
disruption, and rising food prices, as well as the
collapse of purchasing power, high debt, and
widespread reliance on negative coping
strategies. Markets remain functional, but
households cannot afford food.
FL-2026-000033-ETH
Flood,Ethiopia: GDACS - Medium humanitarian impact in for Ethiopia.Heavy rain in the Ethiopia Highlands caused flooding and landslides in the South Ethiopia Regional State in mid-March 2026.
Local officials said in a statement of 12 March that heavy rainfall triggered landslides in 4 woredas - Gacho Baba, Kamba, Bonke, and Arba Minch - in Gamo Zone, South Ethiopia Region, killing 70 people. The disaster displaced 575 households (3,480 people) and destroyed 190 homes. Media reports, quoting local police, said hat as many as 128 people were feared missing as of 12 March.
Flooding of the Kulfo River in Arba Minch city damaged over 30 buildings.
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