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Glide Number	Description	Date
TC-1996-000004-MYS	The Tropical Storm "Greg" to have direct hit on Sabah. This tropical storm caused severe mudslides. Wind recorded a maximum speed of 70 km/h for several hours before dissipating and moving east.	1996-12-26
AC-2004-000160-SGP	Part of Nicoll Highway collapsed onto the MRT Circle Line tunnel construction underneath on Tues, 20th April 2004. The cause of the incident was attributed as incidental. Although most escaped unhurt, there were three casualties and four fatalities. SCDF conducted a rescue operations for 4 days and suspended on the 23rd Apr 2004 when LTA detected stability problems in the structure.	2004-4-20
AC-1986-000001-SGP	The Hotel New World disaster happened on 15th March 1986 at 11.25am. The 6 level building with 1 basement carpark collapsed suddenly killing 33 people. The subsequent rescue effort saved 17 lives out of the 50 people trapped in the rubble. The immediate area of disaster was divided into 3 sectors for easy control and management of all rescue operations.The rescue operations were terminated on 21st　March 1986 when all the survivors had been rescued and dead bodies removed.	1986-3-15
AC-2009-000222-SGP		2009-10-11
TC-2009-000215-LAO	Tropical Storm Ketsana hit Southern Laos on 30/09/2009 early morning, Causing Widespread Flooding in 3 Provinces of Southern of Lao PDR. Based on the first Provincial Report, There are around 12 District Affected. Currently PDMC are Collecting Damage Data.	2009-9-30
TC-2009-000214-PHL	Typhoon Parma, 180 km (110 miles) northeast of the island of Catanduanes in the central Philippines, gaining strength as it headed west-northwest toward the Luzon mainland, bringing heavy rain. Expected to make landfall near the northeastern province of Isabela on Saturday. Philippines declared a nationwide state of calamity. Concerns about the effects of more rain on the relief work in already flooded areas.	2009-10-2
TC-2009-000205-KHM	Cambodia hit by Typhoon Ketsana with heavy rain and flas flood more for 7 days affected 336 communes, 73 districts, and 14 provinces. Caused the death of 43 people, 67 injured, affected 83,542 household of the 342,522 people, destroyed 218 houses, partial damage to 804 houses, 53,325 ha of rice crop, 1,217 ha of seedling and 3,026 ha of diversified crop damaged, road 167 lines or 313.17 km, national and provincial roads 166.73 km, agricultural hydraulics system 102 places, 1,696 wells, 6,693 toilets, and 1,169 flooded schools with estimated cost of loss US$ 131,996,415.	2009-9-29
TS-2009-000211-IDN	On 9/30/2009 10:16:11 AM UTC an earthquake of magnitude 7.9 and depth 87km has struck an highly populated area in the Sumatera Barat Province (population: 4.3 million) in Indonesia. GDACS estimates the likelihood for need of international humanitarian intervention to be high (Red alert). It is likely that a tsunami was generated. The maximum tsunami wave height near the coast of Indonesia, Padang will be 3.9m	2009-9-30
TC-2009-000205-VNM		2009-9-30
FL-2009-000207-VNM	The heavy rain beginning from September 25 caused flood making 23 people dead and lost.	2009-9-28
TC-2009-000205-PHL	At least 54 people were killed as tropical storm Ketsana battered a wide area in the Philippines	2009-9-26
EQ-2009-000202-MMR	No casualties as a result of the earthquakes and aftershocks were reported in India.	2009-9-22
FF-2009-000201-PHL	evacuation of residents, No casualties reported yet.	2009-9-21
EQ-2009-000199-PHL	Two earthquake incidents both of tectonic origin occurred on September 18 and 19, 2009 in South Cotabato. 76 houses damaged, 91 people injured.	2009-9-19
FF-2009-000196-IDN	At least 38 people were killed in flash floods in a remote region of Indonesia's North Sumatra province Tuesday, a spokesman for the provincial government said.	2009-9-15
TC-2009-000195-PHL	Due to heavy rains, around 382 families, 995 persons, evacuated in 6 municipalities of the Laguna Province.	2009-9-13
TC-2009-000193-PHL	Nine have died or have gone missing due to tropical depression Maring that spawned rains and landslides in northern Philippines while the number of affected people doubled to over 300,000.	2009-9-10
TC-2009-000175-PHL	On 2 September 2009, the Active Low Pressure Area (ALPA) East of Northern Luzon developed into a Tropical Depression (Labuyo) and intensified into a tropical storm (Dujuan) on 03 September. As of 04 September, a total of 7,265 families in 32 barangays in 2 cities and 4 municipalities in the Provinces of Antique, Negros Occidental and Negros Oriental of Regions VI and VII were affected by flashflood and strong winds caused by the enhanced Southwest Monsoon.	2009-9-4
TS-2009-000173-IDN	On 9/2/2009 7:55:02 AM UTC an earthquake of magnitude 7.4 and depth 62.8km has struck an very highly populated area in the Jawa Barat Province (population: 38 million) in Indonesia. GDACS calculated a red alert, indicating 'high likelihood for international disaster'. Based on later information, the impact estimate was reduced. Tidal wave and water surface buoy measurements indicated wave heights of 40cm instead of initially estimated 2.5m. Please refer to the GDACS tsunami report for more details.	2009-9-2
TC-2009-000152-PHL	On 03 August 2009, Typhoon "Kiko" (MORAKOT) entered east northeast of Luzon, Philippines as a tropical depression and intensified into a typhoon with maximum center wind of 140 kph. The southwest monsoon enhanced by the said typhoon brought occasional to frequent rains over extreme northern Luzon which resulted to widespread flooding in northern and central Luzon, occurrence of 8 landslide incidents, swelling of 5 rivers, breaching of earth dikes and retaining and sea walls. As of 14 August, 18,618 families or 94,211 persons in 4 cities and 19 municipalities in 11 provinces of Regions I, II, III, IV, VI, XI, NCR and CAR were affected.	2009-8-3

Glide Number

Description

Date

TC-1996-000004-MYS

The Tropical Storm "Greg" to have direct hit on Sabah. This tropical storm caused severe mudslides. Wind recorded a maximum speed of 70 km/h for several hours before dissipating and moving east.

1996-12-26

AC-2004-000160-SGP

Part of Nicoll Highway collapsed onto the MRT Circle Line tunnel construction underneath on Tues, 20th April 2004. The cause of the incident was attributed as incidental. Although most escaped unhurt, there were three casualties and four fatalities. SCDF conducted a rescue operations for 4 days and suspended on the 23rd Apr 2004 when LTA detected stability problems in the structure.

2004-4-20

AC-1986-000001-SGP

The Hotel New World disaster happened on 15th March 1986 at 11.25am. The 6 level building with 1 basement carpark collapsed suddenly killing 33 people. The subsequent rescue effort saved 17 lives out of the 50 people trapped in the rubble. The immediate area of disaster was divided into 3 sectors for easy control and management of all rescue operations.The rescue operations were terminated on 21st　March 1986 when all the survivors had been rescued and dead bodies removed.

1986-3-15

AC-2009-000222-SGP

2009-10-11

TC-2009-000215-LAO

Tropical Storm Ketsana hit Southern Laos on 30/09/2009 early morning, Causing Widespread Flooding in 3 Provinces of Southern of Lao PDR. Based on the first Provincial Report, There are around 12 District Affected. Currently PDMC are Collecting Damage Data.

2009-9-30

TC-2009-000214-PHL

Typhoon Parma, 180 km (110 miles) northeast of the island of Catanduanes in the central Philippines, gaining strength as it headed west-northwest toward the Luzon mainland, bringing heavy rain. Expected to make landfall near the northeastern province of Isabela on Saturday. Philippines declared a nationwide state of calamity. Concerns about the effects of more rain on the relief work in already flooded areas.

2009-10-2

TC-2009-000205-KHM

Cambodia hit by Typhoon Ketsana with heavy rain and flas flood more for 7 days affected 336 communes, 73 districts, and 14 provinces. Caused the death of 43 people, 67 injured, affected 83,542 household of the 342,522 people, destroyed 218 houses, partial damage to 804 houses, 53,325 ha of rice crop, 1,217 ha of seedling and 3,026 ha of diversified crop damaged, road 167 lines or 313.17 km, national and provincial roads 166.73 km, agricultural hydraulics system 102 places, 1,696 wells, 6,693 toilets, and 1,169 flooded schools with estimated cost of loss US$ 131,996,415.

2009-9-29

TS-2009-000211-IDN

On 9/30/2009 10:16:11 AM UTC an earthquake of magnitude 7.9 and depth 87km has struck an highly populated area in the Sumatera Barat Province (population: 4.3 million) in Indonesia. GDACS estimates the likelihood for need of international humanitarian intervention to be high (Red alert). It is likely that a tsunami was generated. The maximum tsunami wave height near the coast of Indonesia, Padang will be 3.9m

2009-9-30

TC-2009-000205-VNM

2009-9-30

FL-2009-000207-VNM

The heavy rain beginning from September 25 caused flood making 23 people dead and lost.

2009-9-28

TC-2009-000205-PHL

At least 54 people were killed as tropical storm Ketsana battered a wide area in the Philippines

2009-9-26

EQ-2009-000202-MMR

No casualties as a result of the earthquakes and aftershocks were reported in India.

2009-9-22

FF-2009-000201-PHL

evacuation of residents, No casualties reported yet.

2009-9-21

EQ-2009-000199-PHL

Two earthquake incidents both of tectonic origin occurred on September 18 and 19, 2009 in South Cotabato. 76 houses damaged, 91 people injured.

2009-9-19

FF-2009-000196-IDN

At least 38 people were killed in flash floods in a remote region of Indonesia's North Sumatra province Tuesday, a spokesman for the provincial government said.

2009-9-15

TC-2009-000195-PHL

Due to heavy rains, around 382 families, 995 persons, evacuated in 6 municipalities of the Laguna Province.

2009-9-13

TC-2009-000193-PHL

Nine have died or have gone missing due to tropical depression Maring that spawned rains and landslides in northern Philippines while the number of affected people doubled to over 300,000.

2009-9-10

TC-2009-000175-PHL

On 2 September 2009, the Active Low Pressure Area (ALPA) East of Northern Luzon developed into a Tropical Depression (Labuyo) and intensified into a tropical storm (Dujuan) on 03 September. As of 04 September, a total of 7,265 families in 32 barangays in 2 cities and 4 municipalities in the Provinces of Antique, Negros Occidental and Negros Oriental of Regions VI and VII were affected by flashflood and strong winds caused by the enhanced Southwest Monsoon.

2009-9-4

TS-2009-000173-IDN

On 9/2/2009 7:55:02 AM UTC an earthquake of magnitude 7.4 and depth 62.8km has struck an very highly populated area in the Jawa Barat Province (population: 38 million) in Indonesia. GDACS calculated a red alert, indicating 'high likelihood for international disaster'. Based on later information, the impact estimate was reduced. Tidal wave and water surface buoy measurements indicated wave heights of 40cm instead of initially estimated 2.5m. Please refer to the GDACS tsunami report for more details.

2009-9-2

TC-2009-000152-PHL

On 03 August 2009, Typhoon "Kiko" (MORAKOT) entered east northeast of Luzon, Philippines as a tropical depression and intensified into a typhoon with maximum center wind of 140 kph. The southwest monsoon enhanced by the said typhoon brought occasional to frequent rains over extreme northern Luzon which resulted to widespread flooding in northern and central Luzon, occurrence of 8 landslide incidents, swelling of 5 rivers, breaching of earth dikes and retaining and sea walls. As of 14 August, 18,618 families or 94,211 persons in 4 cities and 19 municipalities in 11 provinces of Regions I, II, III, IV, VI, XI, NCR and CAR were affected.

2009-8-3

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