ASEAN Disaster Information Network

Glide Number	Description	Date
FL-2001-000176-THA	(Flood)	2001-5-4
AC-2000-000872-THA	{Market} (Misc:Fire)	2000-8-29
FL-2000-000401-THA	(Flood)	2000-6-21
AC-2000-000084-THA	{Military helicopter} (Air)	2000-2-25
ST-2002-000286-THA	(Storm)	2002-4-23
ST-2002-000069-THA	(Storm)	2002-1-12
DR-2002-000158-THA	(Drought)	2002-2-
EP-2000-000674-SGP	{Hand foot and mouth disease (enteroviral vesicular stomatitis with exanthem)} (Unknown)	2000-9-
ST-2002-000408-PHL	{Chata'an} (Typhoon)	2002-7-6
ST-2002-000423-PHL	{Halong} (Typhoon)	2002-7-13
FL-2002-000176-PHL	(Flood)	2002-3-27
DR-2002-000164-PHL	(Drought)	2002-3-
EQ-2002-000129-PHL	(Earthquake)	2002-3-6
AC-2002-000114-PHL	{Helicopter MH-47} (Air)	2002-2-22
AC-2002-000081-PHL	(Water)	2002-2-8
AC-2002-000239-PHL	{Ferry "Maria Carmela"} (Water)	2002-4-11
ST-2000-000396-PHL	The typhoon Kirogi (T0003) killed 11, left 120,000 homeless and caused US$7,500,000 damage in the Philippines	2000-7-5
ST-2000-000257-PHL	The typhoon Biring (Longwang/T0002) killed 12, injured 4, affected 235,885 and caused US$1,201,000 damage in Philippines.?	2000-5-18
ST-2000-000597-PHL	{Maring} (Storm)	2000-9-4
ST-2000-000397-PHL	The typhoon Kai-Tak (Edeng/T0004) killed 75, injured 11, affected 1,483,310 and caused US$25,763,000 damage in Philippines.	2000-7-7

Glide Number

Description

Date

2001-5-4

2000-8-29

2000-6-21

{Military helicopter} (Air)

2000-2-25

2002-4-23

2002-1-12

2002-2-

{Hand foot and mouth disease (enteroviral vesicular stomatitis with exanthem)} (Unknown)

2000-9-

2002-7-6

2002-7-13

2002-3-27

2002-3-

2002-3-6

{Helicopter MH-47} (Air)

2002-2-22

AC-2002-000081-PHL

(Water)

2002-2-8

AC-2002-000239-PHL

{Ferry "Maria Carmela"} (Water)

2002-4-11

ST-2000-000396-PHL

The typhoon Kirogi (T0003) killed 11, left 120,000 homeless and caused US$7,500,000 damage in the Philippines

2000-7-5

ST-2000-000257-PHL

The typhoon Biring (Longwang/T0002) killed 12, injured 4, affected 235,885 and caused US$1,201,000 damage in Philippines.?

2000-5-18

ST-2000-000597-PHL

{Maring} (Storm)

2000-9-4

ST-2000-000397-PHL

The typhoon Kai-Tak (Edeng/T0004) killed 75, injured 11, affected 1,483,310 and caused US$25,763,000 damage in Philippines.

2000-7-7

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