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Glide Number	Description	Date
FF-2010-000207-THA	Nakhon Ratchasima and its provincial capital have been ravaged as flash floods wreak havoc in the Northeast and Central Plains following heavy weekend monsoon rains. Thousands of displaced flood victims in Nakhon Ratchasima, hit by the worst flooding in 50 years, facing difficulties while waiting for assistance in terms of food and water.	2010-10-19
FF-2010-000206-KHM	Flash flood from 11 to 17 October 2010 for 4 days in Cambodia there were heavy rainfall and cross-bordered flood from neighboring country affected 64 disticts, 280 communes, 14 provinces. Affected 18,154 households by food shortage, 6,301 families evacuated, 6 deaths, 7 injured, 33,356 houses affected (86 destroyed, 39 partly destroyed), 272 schools affected, 76,168 ha of transplanted rice field affected (15,704 ha destroyed), 6,942 ha of subsidiary crop destroyed. The flash flood was estimated cost damage temporary is US$ 70 million.	2010-10-11
TC-2010-000205-PHL	This tropical cyclone can have a high humanitarian impact based on the storm strength and the affected population in forecasted path. Current strength category: 2	2010-10-16
FF-2010-000198-IDN	Thirteen people were killed and dozens were missing after flash floods smashed through a district in eastern Indonesia's Papua province	2010-10-4
FL-2010-000194-VNM	HA NOI - Torrential rains brought flooding and landslides to the country's central region, killing at least six people and injuring two.	2010-10-4
VO-2010-000170-IDN	Indonesia issued a red alert after the Sinabung volcano on the island of Sumatra erupted, forcing the evacuation of thousands of people.	2010-8-29
TC-2010-000167-VNM	Vietnam's government says that Tropical storm Mindulle hit the country has killed 4 people, injured 20 and 10 others missing.	2010-8-24
TC-2010-000166-VNM	Vietnam's government says that Tropical storm Mindulle hit the country has killed 4 people, injured 20 and 10 others missing.	2010-8-24
FL-2010-000161-MYS	Around 2000 are affected by the massive floods in Bendang Man, Sik Kedah. Malaysia Red Cross started emergency operation to deliver humanitarian aid.	2010-8-17
VO-2010-000159-IDN	Four people were killed in an eruption of Mount Karangetang in Sitaro Islands district, North Sulawesi province, early Friday.	2010-8-6
FL-2010-000158-PHL	Intermittent moderate to heavy rains that prevailed from July 26-30, 2010 trigerred the overflowing of Simuay River and other tributaries which caused flooding in the municipalities of Sultan Kudarat, Pagalungan and Datu Montawal, all in Maguindanao; Lambayong, Sultan Kudarat Province; and Kabacan, North Cotabato, thus, affecting 16,184 families in 35 barangays in Region XII.	2010-8-10
TC-2010-000157-PHL	Around 204 families from Sitio Sabitan, Sto. Rosario, Malolos City, Bulacan were evacuated to Malolos Central Elementary School on August 8,2010 due to high tide	2010-8-9
FL-2010-000152-THA	Local authorities in the northern province of Lampang are expediting rescue operation to help over 300 families plagued by flash floods.	2010-8-3
EP-2010-000146-PHL	During the first six months of 2010, the Philippines recorded a significant number of dengue cases. According to the Department of Health, some 29,000 cases were reported between 1 January and 10 July 2010, compared to around 22,000 cases during the same period in 2009.	2010-7-10
FL-2010-000144-IDN	A flood hit five villages in South Kalimantan. The flood had victimized around 1,640 families or 5,000 people.	2010-7-24
TC-2010-000140-LAO	On 17-18 July 2010, CONSON Topicial Storm Coused heavy rain falls, the provincial of Lao PDR. Two Provinces in the Northern of Laos namely Vientiane and Sayabouly Provinces affected by Flash Flood Coused by heavy rain fall for CONSON Topical Storm, 6 People Killed, many hectars of crops were damaged,road,bridges and other infrastructure destroyed. Currenly the PDMC of 2 provinces are ongoing the damage and need assessment in the affected areas.	2010-7-17
TC-2010-000138-VNM	A tropical storm has made landfall in northern Vietnam, bringing heavy rains and high winds. Seven people are reported missing after Typhoon Conson - now downgraded to a tropical storm - hit coastal areas.	2010-7-17
TC-2010-000137-PHL	The Active Low Pressure Area (ALPA) intensified into a tropical depression and was named "Caloy". As early as 11:00 AM, 18 July, heavy rains and strong winds triggered flashflood affecting 111 families in the Municipality of Dingalan, Aurora Province. Twenty seven (27) families who were affected by flashflood in the Municipality of Baler, Aurora, were rescued by the Philippine Army.	2010-7-19
TC-2010-000131-PHL	As of 19 July 2010, a total of 48,640 families or 241,651 persons were affected in 209 barangays of 13 cities and 88 municipalities in 12 provinces of Regions III, IV-A, V and National Capital Region. Sixty six (66) evacuation centers were utilized as temporary shelter to 2,478 families. As of 19 July, there are 522 families or 2,671 persons housed inside remaining 17 evacuation centers. There were 68 dead, 84 missing and 30 injured persons. Region IV-A has the highest number of casualties (41 dead, 30 missing and 24 injured) while Region V is highest in terms of missing aggravated by maritime incidents.	2010-7-13
EQ-2010-000116-IDN	A power string of six earthquakes shook the northern coast of Papua, Indonesia, Wednesday, killing at least two people and causing widespread damage on Yapen Island.	2010-6-16

Glide Number

Description

Date

FF-2010-000207-THA

Nakhon Ratchasima and its provincial capital have been ravaged as flash floods wreak havoc in the Northeast and Central Plains following heavy weekend monsoon rains. Thousands of displaced flood victims in Nakhon Ratchasima, hit by the worst flooding in 50 years, facing difficulties while waiting for assistance in terms of food and water.

2010-10-19

FF-2010-000206-KHM

Flash flood from 11 to 17 October 2010 for 4 days in Cambodia there were heavy rainfall and cross-bordered flood from neighboring country affected 64 disticts, 280 communes, 14 provinces. Affected 18,154 households by food shortage, 6,301 families evacuated, 6 deaths, 7 injured, 33,356 houses affected (86 destroyed, 39 partly destroyed), 272 schools affected, 76,168 ha of transplanted rice field affected (15,704 ha destroyed), 6,942 ha of subsidiary crop destroyed. The flash flood was estimated cost damage temporary is US$ 70 million.

2010-10-11

TC-2010-000205-PHL

This tropical cyclone can have a high humanitarian impact based on the storm strength and the affected population in forecasted path. Current strength category: 2

2010-10-16

FF-2010-000198-IDN

Thirteen people were killed and dozens were missing after flash floods smashed through a district in eastern Indonesia's Papua province

2010-10-4

FL-2010-000194-VNM

HA NOI - Torrential rains brought flooding and landslides to the country's central region, killing at least six people and injuring two.

2010-10-4

VO-2010-000170-IDN

Indonesia issued a red alert after the Sinabung volcano on the island of Sumatra erupted, forcing the evacuation of thousands of people.

2010-8-29

TC-2010-000167-VNM

Vietnam's government says that Tropical storm Mindulle hit the country has killed 4 people, injured 20 and 10 others missing.

2010-8-24

TC-2010-000166-VNM

Vietnam's government says that Tropical storm Mindulle hit the country has killed 4 people, injured 20 and 10 others missing.

2010-8-24

FL-2010-000161-MYS

Around 2000 are affected by the massive floods in Bendang Man, Sik Kedah. Malaysia Red Cross started emergency operation to deliver humanitarian aid.

2010-8-17

VO-2010-000159-IDN

Four people were killed in an eruption of Mount Karangetang in Sitaro Islands district, North Sulawesi province, early Friday.

2010-8-6

FL-2010-000158-PHL

Intermittent moderate to heavy rains that prevailed from July 26-30, 2010 trigerred the overflowing of Simuay River and other tributaries which caused flooding in the municipalities of Sultan Kudarat, Pagalungan and Datu Montawal, all in Maguindanao; Lambayong, Sultan Kudarat Province; and Kabacan, North Cotabato, thus, affecting 16,184 families in 35 barangays in Region XII.

2010-8-10

TC-2010-000157-PHL

Around 204 families from Sitio Sabitan, Sto. Rosario, Malolos City, Bulacan were evacuated to Malolos Central Elementary School on August 8,2010 due to high tide

2010-8-9

FL-2010-000152-THA

Local authorities in the northern province of Lampang are expediting rescue operation to help over 300 families plagued by flash floods.

2010-8-3

EP-2010-000146-PHL

During the first six months of 2010, the Philippines recorded a significant number of dengue cases. According to the Department of Health, some 29,000 cases were reported between 1 January and 10 July 2010, compared to around 22,000 cases during the same period in 2009.

2010-7-10

FL-2010-000144-IDN

A flood hit five villages in South Kalimantan. The flood had victimized around 1,640 families or 5,000 people.

2010-7-24

TC-2010-000140-LAO

On 17-18 July 2010, CONSON Topicial Storm Coused heavy rain falls, the provincial of Lao PDR. Two Provinces in the Northern of Laos namely Vientiane and Sayabouly Provinces affected by Flash Flood Coused by heavy rain fall for CONSON Topical Storm, 6 People Killed, many hectars of crops were damaged,road,bridges and other infrastructure destroyed. Currenly the PDMC of 2 provinces are ongoing the damage and need assessment in the affected areas.

2010-7-17

TC-2010-000138-VNM

A tropical storm has made landfall in northern Vietnam, bringing heavy rains and high winds. Seven people are reported missing after Typhoon Conson - now downgraded to a tropical storm - hit coastal areas.

2010-7-17

TC-2010-000137-PHL

The Active Low Pressure Area (ALPA) intensified into a tropical depression and was named "Caloy". As early as 11:00 AM, 18 July, heavy rains and strong winds triggered flashflood affecting 111 families in the Municipality of Dingalan, Aurora Province. Twenty seven (27) families who were affected by flashflood in the Municipality of Baler, Aurora, were rescued by the Philippine Army.

2010-7-19

TC-2010-000131-PHL

As of 19 July 2010, a total of 48,640 families or 241,651 persons were affected in 209 barangays of 13 cities and 88 municipalities in 12 provinces of Regions III, IV-A, V and National Capital Region. Sixty six (66) evacuation centers were utilized as temporary shelter to 2,478 families. As of 19 July, there are 522 families or 2,671 persons housed inside remaining 17 evacuation centers. There were 68 dead, 84 missing and 30 injured persons. Region IV-A has the highest number of casualties (41 dead, 30 missing and 24 injured) while Region V is highest in terms of missing aggravated by maritime incidents.

2010-7-13

EQ-2010-000116-IDN

A power string of six earthquakes shook the northern coast of Papua, Indonesia, Wednesday, killing at least two people and causing widespread damage on Yapen Island.

2010-6-16

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