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FL-1998-000251-SDN Flood Sudan  
LS-1998-000247-IRN Land Slide Iran, Islamic Republic  
FL-1998-000224-SVK Flood Slovakia  
FL-1998-000221-NPL Flood Nepal Recent heavy rainfalls caused flooding and landslides in Nepal. 25 districts had been affected.  
TS-1998-000220-PNG Tsunami Papua New Guinea At approximately 1930 local time on Friday 17 July 1998 an earthquake of magnitude 7 on the Richter Scale occurred just off the north-west coast of Papua New Guinea some 35 km north-west of Sissano Lagoon. 
FL-1998-000219-KOR Flood Korea Republic heavy floods have occurred since the end of July in the Republic of Korea 
VO-1998-000218-IDN Volcano Indonesia  
DR-1998-000216-CRI Drought Costa Rica limited rainfall during the last rainy season associated with an exceptionaly dry season and abnormal high temperatures, has had a negative impact on several regions of Costa Rica. 
EQ-1998-000215-AZE Earthquake Azerbaijan  
FL-1998-000213-KGZ Flood Kyrgyzstan  
DR-1998-000210-CUB Drought Cuba 820,000 were affected. 
FL-1998-000203-BGD Flood Bangladesh The damage caused by this year's unusually prolonged floods is very extensive. Currently the number of districts affected stands at 52 (out of a total of 64). The number of people affected by the floods is estimated at over 30 million, with 783 deaths reported due to drowning, snake bites and diseases.An estimated two-thirds of the country are under water.(18 SEPTEMBER 1998)  
EQ-1998-000201-TUR Earthquake Turkey  
FL-1998-000193-ROM Flood Romania  
ST-1998-000183-IND SEVERE LOCAL STORM India  
FL-1998-000179-RUS Flood Russia  
EQ-1998-000169-BOL Earthquake Bolivia  
FL-1998-000165-CHN Flood China, People's Republic  
ST-1998-000164-BGD SEVERE LOCAL STORM Bangladesh  
DR-1998-000160-VNM Drought Viet Nam 3 million people were affected by the drought. 
EQ-1998-000152-AFG Earthquake Afghanistan  
FL-1998-000112-TZA Flood Tanzania  
FL-1998-000111-TJK Flood Tajikistan  
EQ-1998-000110-SVN Earthquake Slovenia  
ST-1998-000090-VUT SEVERE LOCAL STORM Vanuatu  
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