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Glide Number	Description	Date
FL-2011-000171-VNM	Heavy rain in central areas of Vietnam for days caused 7 death. In some provinces, traffic system was blocked and many house holds were isolated.	2011-11-6
FF-2011-000167-MMR	More than 100 people were killed in flash floods caused by heavy storms in central Myanmar.	2011-10-23
TC-2011-000155-PHL	On 10 October 2011, the active low pressure area (ALPA) East of Mindanao developed into a tropical depression and maintained its strength as it moved in a Westward direction. On 11 October, it intensified into a storm as it continues to threaten Eastern Visayas and Northeastern Mindanao. Based on initial report, around 74 families in Cagayan de Oro City and 150 families in Misamis Oriental were affected and evacuated to higher grounds due to floods caused by heavy rains induced by Tropical Storm "Ramon".	2011-10-10
TC-2011-000149-PHL	Typhoon Nalgae, struck on Saturday, 1 October 2011, following almost the same route as Typhoon Nesat. Nalgae hit Isabela province and although it did not cause widespread adverse conditions, heavy rains in the Cordillera mountain region pose a new threat of flash floods and landslides as water from the soaked slopes makes way to tributaries and rivers in Central Luzon.	2011-10-1
TC-2011-000147-VNM	Typhoon Nesat is forecast to hit provinces from northern Quang Ninh to central Nghe An tomorrow afternoon, Sep 30, warned the National Hydro-meteorological Forecasting Centre.	2011-9-30
FL-2011-000148-KHM	Floods kill 61 in Cambodia in the last two weeks.	2011-9-10
TC-2011-000147-PHL	On 24 September 2011, the Tropical Storm East of Southern Luzon entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility and was named "PEDRING" (NESAT). Tropical Storm "PEDRING" has accelerated and intensified further as it continues to move Westward towards Isabela-Aurora Area. As of 10:00 PM, 26 September 2011, Typhoon "Pedring" was located at East Southeast of Casiguran, Quezon. The NDRRMC and Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Councils (RDRRMCs) concerned activated their respective Opcens while the Local DRRMCs through their LDRRM Offices have been on alert status and have pre-positioned their resources in terms of supplies, equipment and manpower in anticipation of the possible landfall of said Typhoon. "PEDRING" has accelerated and intensified further as it continues to move Westward towards Isabela-Aurora Area. As of 2:00 PM, 26 September, there were 3,186 passengers stranded in various sea ports in Regions IV-A, IV-B, V and VII.	2011-9-24
FL-2011-000137-VNM	Prolonged downpours have caused flooding in several central and southern provinces, claimed 4 lives in the Cuu Long (Mekong) Delta province,inundated 175 houses in Binh Thuan province.	2011-9-12
FL-2011-000135-THA	Floods have killed 37 people in north and north-eastern Thailand, and some 1.5 million people are affected. Thirteen provinces still remain under water even after tropical storm Nock Ten. Weeks of torrential rains poured, prompting rivers to swell before eventually overflowing. Excess river water gushed into neighboring refugee camps in the Mae Hongson province, destroying hundreds of temporary shelters and causing substantial destruction. Mae Ra Ma Luang and Mae La Oon camps were badly affected, forcing more than 2,000 people to flee their homes.	2011-8-22
FL-2011-000134-PHL	Floods have killed 37 people in north and north-eastern Thailand, and some 1.5 million people are affected. Thirteen provinces still remain under water even after tropical storm Nock Ten. Weeks of torrential rains poured, prompting rivers to swell before eventually overflowing. Excess river water gushed into neighboring refugee camps in the Mae Hongson province, destroying hundreds of temporary shelters and causing substantial destruction. Mae Ra Ma Luang and Mae La Oon camps were badly affected, forcing more than 2,000 people to flee their homes.	2011-8-22
TC-2011-000119-PHL	More than 11,700 people affected as Typhoon Mina triggered flash floods and landslides.	2011-8-27
FL-2011-000107-MMR	Torrential rains persisted from 7 until 9 August across the nation, causing floods in some Regions and States in Myanmar.	2011-8-7
TC-2011-000095-THA	The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) has concluded that there are almost 200,000 people and 30,000 rai of farmland in 15 provinces under impact of tropical storm Nock Ten.	2011-8-3
EP-2011-000103-VNM	Hand-foot-mouth disease (HFMD) continues to spread in 49 provinces in Vietnam. Updated as of 1 August, there are about 25,918 and 74 infected and death cases respectively.	2011-8-1
TC-2011-000100-LAO	Nock Ten Tropical storm hit 7 provinces in Northern and Central part of Lao PDR on 29-31 junly 2011, Caused 1 person killing. Currently the PDMC are Collecting Dammage Data.	2011-8-1
TC-2011-000099-PHL	Tropical Cyclone ?Kabayan? (International name: Muifa) was located at east of Tuguegarao City in Philippines on 31 July, and continued to enhance monsoon rains. The TC has caused floods and landslides, affected over 3,000 and claimed over 5 lives.	2011-8-1
TC-2011-000095-PHL	Tropical storm "Juaning"(International name: Nock-ten) makes landfall in Aurora province this morning. Death toll climbs to 20, and affects over 600,000.	2011-7-27
FL-2011-000077-LAO	On 24-25 June, Haima Tropical Storm Caused heavy rain falls and strong wind, whichd resulted in flood and flasflood in 13 district of 4 provinces ( Xiengkoung, Viengtian, Boolikhamxay, Xayaboury) Caused 8 people have been killed, 3 people misssing more than 45,281 people affected, provincial reported	2011-6-29
FL-2011-000072-LAO	On 24-25 june 2011, Haima Tropical Storm Caused heavy rain falls and strong wind, wich resulted in flood and flash flood in 4 provinces ( Xiengkoung, Viengtian, Boolikhamxay, Xayaboury Provinces)based on the preliminary provincial report. Currently PDMC are Collecting Dammage Data.	2011-6-27
TC-2011-000069-PHL	More than 53,000 people are in evacuation centres following days of torrential rains caused by Tropical Storm Meari.	2011-6-24

Glide Number

Description

Date

FL-2011-000171-VNM

Heavy rain in central areas of Vietnam for days caused 7 death. In some provinces, traffic system was blocked and many house holds were isolated.

2011-11-6

FF-2011-000167-MMR

More than 100 people were killed in flash floods caused by heavy storms in central Myanmar.

2011-10-23

TC-2011-000155-PHL

On 10 October 2011, the active low pressure area (ALPA) East of Mindanao developed into a tropical depression and maintained its strength as it moved in a Westward direction. On 11 October, it intensified into a storm as it continues to threaten Eastern Visayas and Northeastern Mindanao. Based on initial report, around 74 families in Cagayan de Oro City and 150 families in Misamis Oriental were affected and evacuated to higher grounds due to floods caused by heavy rains induced by Tropical Storm "Ramon".

2011-10-10

TC-2011-000149-PHL

Typhoon Nalgae, struck on Saturday, 1 October 2011, following almost the same route as Typhoon Nesat. Nalgae hit Isabela province and although it did not cause widespread adverse conditions, heavy rains in the Cordillera mountain region pose a new threat of flash floods and landslides as water from the soaked slopes makes way to tributaries and rivers in Central Luzon.

2011-10-1

TC-2011-000147-VNM

Typhoon Nesat is forecast to hit provinces from northern Quang Ninh to central Nghe An tomorrow afternoon, Sep 30, warned the National Hydro-meteorological Forecasting Centre.

2011-9-30

FL-2011-000148-KHM

Floods kill 61 in Cambodia in the last two weeks.

2011-9-10

TC-2011-000147-PHL

On 24 September 2011, the Tropical Storm East of Southern Luzon entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility and was named "PEDRING" (NESAT). Tropical Storm "PEDRING" has accelerated and intensified further as it continues to move Westward towards Isabela-Aurora Area. As of 10:00 PM, 26 September 2011, Typhoon "Pedring" was located at East Southeast of Casiguran, Quezon. The NDRRMC and Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Councils (RDRRMCs) concerned activated their respective Opcens while the Local DRRMCs through their LDRRM Offices have been on alert status and have pre-positioned their resources in terms of supplies, equipment and manpower in anticipation of the possible landfall of said Typhoon. "PEDRING" has accelerated and intensified further as it continues to move Westward towards Isabela-Aurora Area. As of 2:00 PM, 26 September, there were 3,186 passengers stranded in various sea ports in Regions IV-A, IV-B, V and VII.

2011-9-24

FL-2011-000137-VNM

Prolonged downpours have caused flooding in several central and southern provinces, claimed 4 lives in the Cuu Long (Mekong) Delta province,inundated 175 houses in Binh Thuan province.

2011-9-12

FL-2011-000135-THA

Floods have killed 37 people in north and north-eastern Thailand, and some 1.5 million people are affected. Thirteen provinces still remain under water even after tropical storm Nock Ten. Weeks of torrential rains poured, prompting rivers to swell before eventually overflowing. Excess river water gushed into neighboring refugee camps in the Mae Hongson province, destroying hundreds of temporary shelters and causing substantial destruction. Mae Ra Ma Luang and Mae La Oon camps were badly affected, forcing more than 2,000 people to flee their homes.

2011-8-22

FL-2011-000134-PHL

2011-8-22

TC-2011-000119-PHL

More than 11,700 people affected as Typhoon Mina triggered flash floods and landslides.

2011-8-27

FL-2011-000107-MMR

Torrential rains persisted from 7 until 9 August across the nation, causing floods in some Regions and States in Myanmar.

2011-8-7

TC-2011-000095-THA

The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) has concluded that there are almost 200,000 people and 30,000 rai of farmland in 15 provinces under impact of tropical storm Nock Ten.

2011-8-3

EP-2011-000103-VNM

Hand-foot-mouth disease (HFMD) continues to spread in 49 provinces in Vietnam. Updated as of 1 August, there are about 25,918 and 74 infected and death cases respectively.

2011-8-1

TC-2011-000100-LAO

Nock Ten Tropical storm hit 7 provinces in Northern and Central part of Lao PDR on 29-31 junly 2011, Caused 1 person killing. Currently the PDMC are Collecting Dammage Data.

2011-8-1

TC-2011-000099-PHL

Tropical Cyclone ?Kabayan? (International name: Muifa) was located at east of Tuguegarao City in Philippines on 31 July, and continued to enhance monsoon rains. The TC has caused floods and landslides, affected over 3,000 and claimed over 5 lives.

2011-8-1

TC-2011-000095-PHL

Tropical storm "Juaning"(International name: Nock-ten) makes landfall in Aurora province this morning. Death toll climbs to 20, and affects over 600,000.

2011-7-27

FL-2011-000077-LAO

On 24-25 June, Haima Tropical Storm Caused heavy rain falls and strong wind, whichd resulted in flood and flasflood in 13 district of 4 provinces ( Xiengkoung, Viengtian, Boolikhamxay, Xayaboury) Caused 8 people have been killed, 3 people misssing more than 45,281 people affected, provincial reported

2011-6-29

FL-2011-000072-LAO

On 24-25 june 2011, Haima Tropical Storm Caused heavy rain falls and strong wind, wich resulted in flood and flash flood in 4 provinces ( Xiengkoung, Viengtian, Boolikhamxay, Xayaboury Provinces)based on the preliminary provincial report. Currently PDMC are Collecting Dammage Data.

2011-6-27

TC-2011-000069-PHL

More than 53,000 people are in evacuation centres following days of torrential rains caused by Tropical Storm Meari.

2011-6-24

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