ASEAN Disaster Information Network

Glide Number	Description	Date
VO-2004-000041-IDN	2 tourists were killed and 5 people were badly injured.	2004-6-8
VO-2004-000035-IDN	20,000 people have been evacuated.	2004-6-8
SS-2004-000029-MMR	On 19 May, a storm that formed over the Bay of Bengal crossed the southwest coast in Myanmar near the border with Bangladesh. The storm with winds of over 160 km per hour caused tidal surges and flooding in the four towns of Pauktaw, Myebon, Sittway and Kyaukpyu in Rakhine State. Latest data on the impact is as follows: - 140 dead, out of which 139 dead in Myebon - 7 missing - 3,700 families (approximately 18,000 people) affected and made temporarily homeless - Over 1,000 houses destroyed, 960 damaged. Property damage was most acute in Pauktaw.	2004-5-27
TC-2004-000025-PHL	31 killed, 14 injured, 700 left homeless and caused US$1,000,000 damage by the typhoon Nida (Dindo/04W/T0402), and it also caused landslides in Philippines.	2004-5-18
AC-2001-000139-VNM	{Helicopter Mi-17} (Air)	2001-4-7
AC-2001-000150-VNM	(Water)	2001-4-13
AC-2001-000577-VNM	(Road)	2001-10-15
FL-2001-000587-VNM	(Flood)	2001-10-24
FL-2001-000492-VNM	(Flood)	2001-8-28
ST-2001-000436-VNM	{Usagi} (Typhoon)	2001-8-11
AC-2001-000251-VNM	(Road)	2001-6-13
FL-2002-000470-VNM	(Flood)	2002-8-1
FL-2002-000580-VNM	(Flood)	2002-9-
FL-2002-000610-VNM	(Flood)	2002-9-20
AC-2000-000068-VNM	(Road)	2000-2-14
ST-2002-000725-VNM	(Storm)	2002-10-
DR-2002-000132-VNM	(Drought)	2002-3-
WF-2002-000197-VNM	(Forest)	2002-3-23
ST-2000-000542-VNM	(Tornado)	2000-8-24
ST-2000-000518-VNM	{Kaemi} (Typhoon)	2000-8-20

Glide Number

Description

Date

VO-2004-000041-IDN

2 tourists were killed and 5 people were badly injured.

2004-6-8

VO-2004-000035-IDN

20,000 people have been evacuated.

2004-6-8

SS-2004-000029-MMR

On 19 May, a storm that formed over the Bay of Bengal crossed the southwest coast in Myanmar near the border with Bangladesh. The storm with winds of over 160 km per hour caused tidal surges and flooding in the four towns of Pauktaw, Myebon, Sittway and Kyaukpyu in Rakhine State. Latest data on the impact is as follows: - 140 dead, out of which 139 dead in Myebon - 7 missing - 3,700 families (approximately 18,000 people) affected and made temporarily homeless - Over 1,000 houses destroyed, 960 damaged. Property damage was most acute in Pauktaw.

2004-5-27

TC-2004-000025-PHL

31 killed, 14 injured, 700 left homeless and caused US$1,000,000 damage by the typhoon Nida (Dindo/04W/T0402), and it also caused landslides in Philippines.

2004-5-18

AC-2001-000139-VNM

{Helicopter Mi-17} (Air)

2001-4-7

2001-4-13

2001-10-15

2001-10-24

2001-8-28

2001-8-11

2001-6-13

2002-8-1

2002-9-

2002-9-20

2000-2-14

2002-10-

2002-3-

2002-3-23

2000-8-24

2000-8-20

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