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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  
WF-1998-000088-PHL Wild fire Philippines  
DR-1998-000087-FSM Drought Micronesia, Federated States 28,800 were reported to be affected. 
FL-1998-000085-IRN Flood Iran, Islamic Republic  
EQ-1998-000084-IRN Earthquake Iran, Islamic Republic  
FL-1998-000080-ARG Flood Argentina  
EQ-1998-000076-CHN Earthquake China, People's Republic A powerful earthquake struck Zhangjiankou Prefecture of northern Hebei Province just before noon local time (0350 GMT) on 10 January. The epicentre of the 6.2 Richter magnitude (5.8 on the body wave scale) quake was 33 kilometres (20 miles) below the earth?s surface at 41.33N and 114.71E.. 
DR-1998-000074-GUY Drought Guyana 607,200 were affected. 
WF-1998-000070-BRA Wild fire Brazil  
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