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Glide Number	Description	Date
EQ-2015-000063-MYS	At least 11 climbers are dead and others missing after a 6.0 magnitude earthquake triggered landslides on Mount Kinabalu, Malaysia on 4 June 2015.	2015-6-4
TC-2015-000051-PHL	As of 7 May 2015, Typhoon Noul (locally named Dodong) was heading for the northeast of the Philippines' main island of Luzon and was expected to make landfall on 10 May, bringing heavy to intense rainfall.	2015-5-8
CE-1972-000003-PHL	In 2003, Manila opened peace negotiations with the MILF in the hope of ending the group's 32-year war for an independent Muslim state on Mindanao. Large-scale fighting broke out in late 2008. The conflict is ongoing.	1972-1-1
ST-2015-000036-THA	Seasonal storms pounded about 50 villages in 11 districts of eight provinces on 7 and 8 April 2015, damaging more than 900 houses.	2015-4-7
OT-2015-000022-VNM	On 2 March 2015 oil lumps appear scattered early morning but only a few hours later large area under the waves washed ashore, polluting beaches series in the area of ??Back Beach, Vung Tau (Ba Ria - Vung Tau).	2015-3-2
FL-2015-000010-IDN	The National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BPNB) predicts peak floods in Jakarta and its surrounding areas will happen in early January 2015. It will also affect hundreds of thousands of people.	2015-2-10
TC-2015-000005-PHL	Tropical Cyclone Mekkhala (locally named Amang) is forecast to reach the Philippines island of Samar in the morning of 17 Jan 2015. Then it is forecast to turn north-west across central-northern Philippines, weakening into a Tropical Depression. As of 16 Jan 11.00 UTC, a Public Storm Warning Signal #1 was in effect for parts of Luzon and Visayas, as heavy rainfall and strong winds may affect the areas along the storm's path.	2015-1-17
TC-2014-000169-PHL	Tropical Storm Jangmi, locally named Seniang, made landfall on the Philippines' main southern island of Mindanao on 29 Dec 2014 and then crossed to the central islands, causing floods and landslides. By 31 Dec, 53 people had been killed and 121,737 affected, of which 80,186 were in evacuation centres.	2014-12-29
FL-2014-000168-MYS	Heavy rain and flooding along the Thai-Malaysian border have left one child dead, two people missing, dozens of villages inundated, and the Sungai Kolok border crossing closed.	2014-12-16
FL-2014-000168-THA	Heavy rain and flooding along the Thai-Malaysian border have left one child dead, two people missing, dozens of villages inundated, and the Sungai Kolok border crossing closed.	2014-12-13
LS-2014-000164-IDN	Heavy rains in central Indonesia loosened soil and collapsed a hill, setting off a landslide that killed at least 18 villagers and left 90 others missing under piles of mud.	2014-12-11
TC-2014-000160-PHL	As of 3 Dec 2014, Typhoon Hagupit (named Ruby in the Philippines) was expected to enter the Philippine area of responsibility in the morning of 4 Dec and make landfall on 6 Dec. If Hagupit continues under its projected track, an estimated 4.5 million people may be affected.	2014-12-4
FL-2014-000154-IDN	Continued flooding occurred from 1-3 Nov in Aceh, northern Sumatra. In Aceh Barat Daya over 46,100 people are affected and almost 6,900 people are affected in Aceh Jaya.	2014-11-1
TC-2014-000128-PHL	Tens of thousands of people fled roof-high floods and one girl drowned in the Philippine capital on Friday as another vicious storm swept across the disaster-plagued country.	2014-9-19
VO-2014-000127-PHL	On 15 Sep 2014, the Philippines raised Alert Level 3 for the Mayon Volcano, indicating that the volcano is exhibiting relatively high unrest and that a hazardous eruption is possible within weeks. More than 50,000 people were identified within the permanent danger and high-risk zones and evacuation began on 16 Sep.	2014-9-15
TC-2014-000124-PHL	Tropical Cyclone FIFTEEN formed on 10 Sep 2014 over the south-western Pacific Ocean and started moving west in the general direction of the Philippines. According to the data of 11 Sep, FIFTEEN may reach the northern Philippines on 15 Sep as a Typhoon, however the uncertainty of the forecast track/intensity is still high.	2014-9-15
FL-2014-000110-LAO	Due to high intensity of rainfall caused flooding to the surrounding areas. The affected provinces so far include: Savanhnakhet, Saravanh, champasak and Luangphabang. In total 20 district, 450 villages are suffering from floods, 36,563.42 hectares of rice field were inundated and 147 houses were evacuate caused by monsoon rains. Bases on Data from Provincial Disaster Committee	2014-8-15
FL-2014-000107-MMR	The riverside town of Pegu has been affected by severe flooding after heavy downpours hit much of lower Burma in recent days, causing the Pegu River to swell and burst its banks. Hundreds of residents of the town have seen their neighborhoods flood, forcing some to leave their homes and take shelter in local monasteries, while others have to wade through deep water or use boats to move around.	2014-8-5
FL-2014-000104-KHM	Floods have hit seven Cambodian provinces along the Mekong River and Tonle Sap Lake and claimed eight lives since last week.	2014-8-3
FL-2014-000092-THA	Typhoon Rammasun has caused torrential rainfall within Northeastern Thailand, with Yasothon province being the most-affected from the storm's affects. Water levels along several canals have increased drastically, overflowing the banks and inundating 500 rais of rice fields.	2014-7-21

Glide Number

Description

Date

EQ-2015-000063-MYS

At least 11 climbers are dead and others missing after a 6.0 magnitude earthquake triggered landslides on Mount Kinabalu, Malaysia on 4 June 2015.

2015-6-4

TC-2015-000051-PHL

As of 7 May 2015, Typhoon Noul (locally named Dodong) was heading for the northeast of the Philippines' main island of Luzon and was expected to make landfall on 10 May, bringing heavy to intense rainfall.

2015-5-8

CE-1972-000003-PHL

In 2003, Manila opened peace negotiations with the MILF in the hope of ending the group's 32-year war for an independent Muslim state on Mindanao. Large-scale fighting broke out in late 2008. The conflict is ongoing.

1972-1-1

ST-2015-000036-THA

Seasonal storms pounded about 50 villages in 11 districts of eight provinces on 7 and 8 April 2015, damaging more than 900 houses.

2015-4-7

OT-2015-000022-VNM

On 2 March 2015 oil lumps appear scattered early morning but only a few hours later large area under the waves washed ashore, polluting beaches series in the area of ??Back Beach, Vung Tau (Ba Ria - Vung Tau).

2015-3-2

FL-2015-000010-IDN

The National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BPNB) predicts peak floods in Jakarta and its surrounding areas will happen in early January 2015. It will also affect hundreds of thousands of people.

2015-2-10

TC-2015-000005-PHL

Tropical Cyclone Mekkhala (locally named Amang) is forecast to reach the Philippines island of Samar in the morning of 17 Jan 2015. Then it is forecast to turn north-west across central-northern Philippines, weakening into a Tropical Depression. As of 16 Jan 11.00 UTC, a Public Storm Warning Signal #1 was in effect for parts of Luzon and Visayas, as heavy rainfall and strong winds may affect the areas along the storm's path.

2015-1-17

TC-2014-000169-PHL

Tropical Storm Jangmi, locally named Seniang, made landfall on the Philippines' main southern island of Mindanao on 29 Dec 2014 and then crossed to the central islands, causing floods and landslides. By 31 Dec, 53 people had been killed and 121,737 affected, of which 80,186 were in evacuation centres.

2014-12-29

FL-2014-000168-MYS

Heavy rain and flooding along the Thai-Malaysian border have left one child dead, two people missing, dozens of villages inundated, and the Sungai Kolok border crossing closed.

2014-12-16

FL-2014-000168-THA

Heavy rain and flooding along the Thai-Malaysian border have left one child dead, two people missing, dozens of villages inundated, and the Sungai Kolok border crossing closed.

2014-12-13

LS-2014-000164-IDN

Heavy rains in central Indonesia loosened soil and collapsed a hill, setting off a landslide that killed at least 18 villagers and left 90 others missing under piles of mud.

2014-12-11

TC-2014-000160-PHL

As of 3 Dec 2014, Typhoon Hagupit (named Ruby in the Philippines) was expected to enter the Philippine area of responsibility in the morning of 4 Dec and make landfall on 6 Dec. If Hagupit continues under its projected track, an estimated 4.5 million people may be affected.

2014-12-4

FL-2014-000154-IDN

Continued flooding occurred from 1-3 Nov in Aceh, northern Sumatra. In Aceh Barat Daya over 46,100 people are affected and almost 6,900 people are affected in Aceh Jaya.

2014-11-1

TC-2014-000128-PHL

Tens of thousands of people fled roof-high floods and one girl drowned in the Philippine capital on Friday as another vicious storm swept across the disaster-plagued country.

2014-9-19

VO-2014-000127-PHL

On 15 Sep 2014, the Philippines raised Alert Level 3 for the Mayon Volcano, indicating that the volcano is exhibiting relatively high unrest and that a hazardous eruption is possible within weeks. More than 50,000 people were identified within the permanent danger and high-risk zones and evacuation began on 16 Sep.

2014-9-15

TC-2014-000124-PHL

Tropical Cyclone FIFTEEN formed on 10 Sep 2014 over the south-western Pacific Ocean and started moving west in the general direction of the Philippines. According to the data of 11 Sep, FIFTEEN may reach the northern Philippines on 15 Sep as a Typhoon, however the uncertainty of the forecast track/intensity is still high.

2014-9-15

FL-2014-000110-LAO

Due to high intensity of rainfall caused flooding to the surrounding areas. The affected provinces so far include: Savanhnakhet, Saravanh, champasak and Luangphabang. In total 20 district, 450 villages are suffering from floods, 36,563.42 hectares of rice field were inundated and 147 houses were evacuate caused by monsoon rains. Bases on Data from Provincial Disaster Committee

2014-8-15

FL-2014-000107-MMR

The riverside town of Pegu has been affected by severe flooding after heavy downpours hit much of lower Burma in recent days, causing the Pegu River to swell and burst its banks. Hundreds of residents of the town have seen their neighborhoods flood, forcing some to leave their homes and take shelter in local monasteries, while others have to wade through deep water or use boats to move around.

2014-8-5

FL-2014-000104-KHM

Floods have hit seven Cambodian provinces along the Mekong River and Tonle Sap Lake and claimed eight lives since last week.

2014-8-3

FL-2014-000092-THA

Typhoon Rammasun has caused torrential rainfall within Northeastern Thailand, with Yasothon province being the most-affected from the storm's affects. Water levels along several canals have increased drastically, overflowing the banks and inundating 500 rais of rice fields.

2014-7-21

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