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Lao PDR, Storm hits Southern Lao

Attapu, Lao PDR
Event Date : Wed, 18 Sep 2013 | Disaster : Severe Local Storm (1)
AHADID : AHA-ST-2013-000206-LAO | GLIDE Number :

Affected Area/s

  • Phouvong
  • Samakkhixay
  • Sanamxay
  • Sanxay
  • Xaysetha
  • Bachiangchaleunsook
  • Champassack
  • Pakxe
  • Sukhuma
  • Khong
  • Moonlapamok
  • Paksong
  • Pathoomphone
  • Phonthong
  • Sanasomboon
  • Toomlarn
  • Khongxedone
  • Lakhonepheng
  • Lao Ngarm
  • Samuoi
  • Saravane
  • Ta Oi
  • Vapy
  • Atsaphangthong
  • Atsaphone
  • Champhone
  • Khanthabouly
  • Nong
  • Outhoomphone
  • Phine
  • Sepone
  • Songkhone
  • Thapangthong
  • Thaphalanxay
  • Vilabuly
  • Xaybuly
  • Xayphoothong
  • Xonbuly
  • Dakcheung
  • Kaleum
  • Lamarm
  • Thateng

Description

Tropical Depression 18 from South Cina Sea after affecting Southern Viet Nam continue to affect Southern Lao. The area affected by this incident include: Champasack, Saravanne, Sekong, Savannakhet and Attapeu. Based on the report from National Disaster Management Office of Lao PDR this incident has caused the following impact: - 33,009 families or 217,027 people affected - 4 death - 33,009 families or 217,027 people were affected - 1,472 houses were damaged - 83 roads and 35 bridges damaged - 24,096 ha of rice field damaged National and provincial government provided necessary emergency assistance.

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