ASEAN Disaster Information Network

Glide Number	Description	Date
SL-2000-000414-PHL	{Garbage} (Landslide)	2000-7-10
VO-2000-000089-PHL	{Mount Mayon} (Volcano)	2000-2-24
ST-2000-000715-PHL	The typhoon Bebinca (Seniang/T0021) killed 94, affected 1,747,872 and caused 14,449,000 US$ damage in Philippines.	2000-11-3
SL-2000-000763-PHL	(Landslide)	2000-11-8
EP-2000-000783-PHL	{Acute diarrhoeal syndrome} (Diarrhoeal/Enteric)	2000-11-18
ST-2000-000788-PHL	{Rumbia} (Storm)	2000-11-30
AC-2000-000828-PHL	(Road)	2000-12-25
AC-2001-000444-PHL	{Hotel Manor} (Misc:Fire)	2001-8-18
FL-2001-000445-PHL	(Flood)	2001-8-
VO-2001-000461-PHL	{Mt Mayon} (Volcano)	2001-7-25
FL-2002-000005-PHL	(Flood)	2002-1-5
AC-2000-000234-PHL	{Boeing 737-200} (Air)	2000-4-19
AC-2000-000225-PHL	{Motor launch Annahada} (Water)	2000-4-13
FL-2000-000038-PHL	(Flood)	2000-1-
AC-2000-000608-PHL	{Ferry "Coco Beach III"} (Water)	2000-9-12
ST-2001-000054-PHL	{Auring} (Typhoon)	2001-2-17
FL-2001-000059-PHL	(Flood)	2001-1-15
ST-2000-000702-PHL	The typhoon Xangsane (Reming/T0020) killed 154, injured 314, affected 2,435,942 and caused US$17,000,000 damage in Philippines.	2000-10-28
ST-2001-000319-PHL	{Utor (Feria)} (Typhoon)	2001-7-
VO-2001-000297-PHL	{Mt. Mayon} (Volcano)	2001-5-24

Glide Number

Description

Date

SL-2000-000414-PHL

{Garbage} (Landslide)

2000-7-10

VO-2000-000089-PHL

{Mount Mayon} (Volcano)

2000-2-24

ST-2000-000715-PHL

The typhoon Bebinca (Seniang/T0021) killed 94, affected 1,747,872 and caused 14,449,000 US$ damage in Philippines.

2000-11-3

SL-2000-000763-PHL

(Landslide)

2000-11-8

EP-2000-000783-PHL

{Acute diarrhoeal syndrome} (Diarrhoeal/Enteric)

2000-11-18

2000-11-30

2000-12-25

{Hotel Manor} (Misc:Fire)

2001-8-18

2001-8-

2001-7-25

2002-1-5

{Boeing 737-200} (Air)

2000-4-19

AC-2000-000225-PHL

{Motor launch Annahada} (Water)

2000-4-13

FL-2000-000038-PHL

(Flood)

2000-1-

AC-2000-000608-PHL

{Ferry "Coco Beach III"} (Water)

2000-9-12

2001-2-17

2001-1-15

The typhoon Xangsane (Reming/T0020) killed 154, injured 314, affected 2,435,942 and caused US$17,000,000 damage in Philippines.

2000-10-28

ST-2001-000319-PHL

{Utor (Feria)} (Typhoon)

2001-7-

VO-2001-000297-PHL

{Mt. Mayon} (Volcano)

2001-5-24

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