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Glide Number	Description	Date
DR-2010-000030-PHL	The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) states that the El Ni?o in the Equatorial Pacific continues to sustain its moderate strength and is recently in his mature stage. Gradual decrease in sea surface temperature is expected but still within the El Ni?o threshold and likely to last up to June 2010. To date, Regions I, II and XII have been experiencing dry spell conditions such as drought, increased temperature, decreased rainfall and water supply which affected agricultural productions such as rice, corn and vegetables in 165,071 hectares with estimated production loss of PhP2.4B.	2010-2-19
LS-2010-000007-PHL	925 people affected by landslide due to continuous rains in Valencia, Cagdianao, Province of Dinagat Islands.	2010-1-5
VO-2009-000259-PHL	A total of 12,415 persons evacuated as Mayon Volcano explosions.	2009-12-15
FL-2009-000247-MYS	More than 12,000 villagers have been evacuated from their homes in Malaysia as a second wave of floods ravaged the states of Kelantan and Terengganu amid heavy rain, according to state media.	2009-11-23
FL-2009-000237-THA	Floods caused by heavy rains have claimed 15 lives in Thailand's southernmost provinces of Songkhla, Narathiwat, Pattani and Yala.	2009-11-9
LS-2009-000236-IDN	Landslides have killed at least 14 people and buried 20 houses in South Sulawesi province, Indonesia	2009-11-9
FL-2009-000234-PHL	As of November 5th, a total of 10,248 families or 43,490 persons were affected in 61 barangays in Regions II, III and V due to flooding/flashflood.	2009-11-5
TC-2009-000230-VNM	Because influence of the storm Mirinae up from the night 2nd November, 2009 in the provinces of Central and Southern Highlands have heavy rain. Rainfall is common from 200 to 400mm, especially in Van Canh (Ha Thanh River basin, Binh Dinh Province) on 1000mm. In provinces from Thua Thien Hue to Phu Yen and Southern Highlands rainfall mainly concentrated in the night 2nd to noon on 3rd November; in Khanh Hoa and Ninh Thuan rain mainly concentrated in 3rd November. Flood caused 116 people killed, 125 people injured, 1934 homeless and 96024 affected	2009-11-4
TC-2009-000230-PHL	Powereful typhoon Mirinae (Santi) hit several provinces in the Philippines, dozens of houses in coastal areas were swept away, about 50 houses were also destroyed by strong winds.	2009-10-31
FL-2009-000228-MYS	Floods in Beaufort and Tenom often cause break in road links which leave the community stranded and cut off from other towns. It also causes huge losses to local farmers whose live stock and crops are often at the risk and mercy of the floods.	2009-3-15
FL-2008-000251-MYS	6 drowned	2008-12-2
FL-2007-000249-MYS	5 dead, 60000 transferred	2007-12-21
FL-2007-000248-MYS	More severe flooding, killed three more.	2007-12-17
FL-2007-000247-MYS	Four victims in Kelantan and one in Johor.	2007-12-5
FL-2009-000227-MYS	More severe flooding, killed three more.	2009-10-29
FL-2007-000246-MYS	Three flood victims	2007-12-9
FL-2005-000225-MYS	Four victims in Kelantan and one in Johor	2005-12-5
TC-2009-000225-PHL	the country prepared for the approaching Typhoon Lupit (locally known as Ramil), provoking serious concerns that an already battered population faces further hardships, including the threat of landslides and storm surges. The situation is exacerbated by the fact that the flooding caused by the two previous two typhoons has not receded, and current projections indicate that the soil has no more absorptive capacity with very limited possibilities for run-off.	2009-10-22
FL-2007-000245-VNM	After storm No5, heavy rain from the North to central province killed 88 people, injured 178 people, more than 110000 house affected, nearly 2000 house collapsed	2007-10-17
LS-1993-000004-MYS	The Highland Towers were 3 blocks of 12-story apartment, each block was respectively named Block 1, Block 2 and Block 3. Block 1 collapsed when 10 continuous days of rainfall led to a landslide after the retaining wall of the towers car park failed.	1993-12-11

Glide Number

Description

Date

DR-2010-000030-PHL

The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) states that the El Ni?o in the Equatorial Pacific continues to sustain its moderate strength and is recently in his mature stage. Gradual decrease in sea surface temperature is expected but still within the El Ni?o threshold and likely to last up to June 2010. To date, Regions I, II and XII have been experiencing dry spell conditions such as drought, increased temperature, decreased rainfall and water supply which affected agricultural productions such as rice, corn and vegetables in 165,071 hectares with estimated production loss of PhP2.4B.

2010-2-19

LS-2010-000007-PHL

925 people affected by landslide due to continuous rains in Valencia, Cagdianao, Province of Dinagat Islands.

2010-1-5

VO-2009-000259-PHL

A total of 12,415 persons evacuated as Mayon Volcano explosions.

2009-12-15

FL-2009-000247-MYS

More than 12,000 villagers have been evacuated from their homes in Malaysia as a second wave of floods ravaged the states of Kelantan and Terengganu amid heavy rain, according to state media.

2009-11-23

FL-2009-000237-THA

Floods caused by heavy rains have claimed 15 lives in Thailand's southernmost provinces of Songkhla, Narathiwat, Pattani and Yala.

2009-11-9

LS-2009-000236-IDN

Landslides have killed at least 14 people and buried 20 houses in South Sulawesi province, Indonesia

2009-11-9

FL-2009-000234-PHL

As of November 5th, a total of 10,248 families or 43,490 persons were affected in 61 barangays in Regions II, III and V due to flooding/flashflood.

2009-11-5

TC-2009-000230-VNM

Because influence of the storm Mirinae up from the night 2nd November, 2009 in the provinces of Central and Southern Highlands have heavy rain. Rainfall is common from 200 to 400mm, especially in Van Canh (Ha Thanh River basin, Binh Dinh Province) on 1000mm. In provinces from Thua Thien Hue to Phu Yen and Southern Highlands rainfall mainly concentrated in the night 2nd to noon on 3rd November; in Khanh Hoa and Ninh Thuan rain mainly concentrated in 3rd November. Flood caused 116 people killed, 125 people injured, 1934 homeless and 96024 affected

2009-11-4

TC-2009-000230-PHL

Powereful typhoon Mirinae (Santi) hit several provinces in the Philippines, dozens of houses in coastal areas were swept away, about 50 houses were also destroyed by strong winds.

2009-10-31

FL-2009-000228-MYS

Floods in Beaufort and Tenom often cause break in road links which leave the community stranded and cut off from other towns. It also causes huge losses to local farmers whose live stock and crops are often at the risk and mercy of the floods.

2009-3-15

FL-2008-000251-MYS

6 drowned

2008-12-2

FL-2007-000249-MYS

5 dead, 60000 transferred

2007-12-21

FL-2007-000248-MYS

More severe flooding, killed three more.

2007-12-17

FL-2007-000247-MYS

Four victims in Kelantan and one in Johor.

2007-12-5

FL-2009-000227-MYS

More severe flooding, killed three more.

2009-10-29

FL-2007-000246-MYS

Three flood victims

2007-12-9

FL-2005-000225-MYS

Four victims in Kelantan and one in Johor

2005-12-5

TC-2009-000225-PHL

the country prepared for the approaching Typhoon Lupit (locally known as Ramil), provoking serious concerns that an already battered population faces further hardships, including the threat of landslides and storm surges. The situation is exacerbated by the fact that the flooding caused by the two previous two typhoons has not receded, and current projections indicate that the soil has no more absorptive capacity with very limited possibilities for run-off.

2009-10-22

FL-2007-000245-VNM

After storm No5, heavy rain from the North to central province killed 88 people, injured 178 people, more than 110000 house affected, nearly 2000 house collapsed

2007-10-17

LS-1993-000004-MYS

The Highland Towers were 3 blocks of 12-story apartment, each block was respectively named Block 1, Block 2 and Block 3. Block 1 collapsed when 10 continuous days of rainfall led to a landslide after the retaining wall of the towers car park failed.

1993-12-11

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