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FL-1997-000522-MDA Flood Moldova  
VO-1997-000339-MEX Volcano Mexico  
FL-1997-000337-IND Flood India  
EQ-1997-000326-CHN Earthquake China, People's Republic  
DR-1997-000305-HND Drought Honduras A drought emergency has affected the southern region of Honduras, in particular the Departments of Choluteca, Valle, Francisco Morazhn, El Paraiso and Comayagua. 
FL-1997-000301-UGA Flood Uganda  
DR-1997-000300-SLB Drought Solomon Islands The Solomon Islands have also experienced severe drought. Since June, below average rainfalls have been recorded. 
FL-1997-000299-PRY Flood Paraguay  
ST-1997-000298-PER SEVERE LOCAL STORM Peru  
FL-1997-000295-COD Flood Congo Democratic Republic  
ST-1997-000275-MEX SEVERE LOCAL STORM Mexico  
FL-1997-000270-ETH Flood Ethiopia  
ST-1997-000267-VNM SEVERE LOCAL STORM Viet Nam  
FL-1997-000265-SOM Flood Somalia  
DR-1997-000263-PNG Drought Papua New Guinea 60 people were killed and 500,000 were affected by the drought. 
WF-1997-000262-TZA Wild fire Tanzania  
FL-1997-000260-IND Flood India  
ST-1997-000259-COK SEVERE LOCAL STORM Cook Islands Tropical Cyclone (TC) Martin began affecting the Cook Islands on 1 November 1997 and continued on a south-southeast track. During 1 and 2 November, the Northern Group outer islands of the Cooks have been battered by intense winds and sea surge. 
FL-1997-000255-KEN Flood Kenya  
EQ-1997-000247-CHL Earthquake Chile  
DR-1997-000244-IDN Drought Indonesia 672 people were killed with 1,065,000 affected. 
ST-1997-000243-MEX SEVERE LOCAL STORM Mexico  
ST-1997-000235-BGD SEVERE LOCAL STORM Bangladesh  
DR-1997-000227-NIC Drought Nicaragua 290,000 people were affected. 
WF-1997-000220-IDN Wild fire Indonesia  
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Disasters on or after week 28
From: 2026/7/5  To: 2026/7/12

TC-2026-000099-CHN
Tropical Cyclone,China, People's Republic: Super Typhoon Bavi is forecast to batter southeastern China over the weekend, bringing torrential rain to parts of eastern, central and northern China from Thursday, according to Chinese meteorologists.

LS-2026-000108-CHN
Land Slide,China, People's Republic: A landslide left 21 people dead that occurred at 6:56 am on Tuesday at a local forestry farm in Renzang village, Nanhe township, in Tanchang county, Longnan, Gansu province.

TC-2026-000098-CHN
Tropical Cyclone,China, People's Republic: Tropical Storm Maysak killed two people in Nanning, in China's southern Guangxi province. The storm affected about 55,000 people, including 48,000 who were evacuated, according to the official Xinhua News Agency.

FL-2026-000109-BGD
Flood,Bangladesh: Prolonged heavy monsoon rainfall from 5 July 2026 caused flooding, flash floods, waterlogging and landslides across Cox's Bazar District, including the refugee camps and surrounding host communities. By 9 July, 304 weather-related incidents had affected 5,863 households, equivalent to 28,091 people, across 33 camps. The event damaged 3,127 shelters, displaced 4,732 people, and resulted in 15 deaths and 18 injuries within the camps. Flooding also affected an estimated 80,000 people in host communities, with six additional fatalities reported. The situation remained active, with further heavy rainfall and landslide risks forecast for Cox's Bazar.

FL-2026-000110-BGD
Flood,Bangladesh: Prolonged heavy monsoon rainfall from 5 July 2026 caused flooding, flash floods, waterlogging and landslides across Cox's Bazar District, including the refugee camps and surrounding host communities. By 9 July, 304 weather-related incidents had affected 5,863 households, equivalent to 28,091 people, across 33 camps. The event damaged 3,127 shelters, displaced 4,732 people, and resulted in 15 deaths and 18 injuries within the camps. Flooding also affected an estimated 80,000 people in host communities, with six additional fatalities reported. The situation remained active, with further heavy rainfall and landslide risks forecast for Cox's Bazar.