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As Typhoon Butchoy or Guchol move away from Philippines Regional Area, it also brings several impacts to the Philippines Luzon areas in the form of heavy rain, storm surge, landslide, and flooding. Based on NDRRMC sitrep no. 11 on 19 June 2012 the impact has been affecting 69 families in the several regions of Luzon. Flooding has been occur in several municipalities since 18 June 2012. Area affected: National Capital Region (NCR): - various roads in Marikina, Navotas, and Malabon were flooded - 4 families were evacuated in Malabon - Some schools in Quezon City, Caloocan, Valenzuea City, Pampanga, Naguillian, La Union, and Rizal were suspended Region III - Flooding in Marilao of Bulacan Province and Guagua of Pampanga Province Region IV-A - 280 persons/65 families were evacuated in Rodriguez, Rizal and has been return to their residence Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) - Several roads were closed to traffic due to landslide Another Storm called Carina or Talim would likely to enter the Philippines Administrative Area (PAR) by Wednesday

Mon, 18 Jun 2012
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Phlippines, Effects of Tropical Storm Butchoy or Guchol
Pampanga, Philippines
AHA-TC-2012-000046-PHL
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Shallow low pressure areas (SLPAs) were affecting Mindanao and Luzon on 12 and 13 of June 2012. A total of 7 natural disaster incidents were occurred due to SLPA to include 5 flashfloods, 1 landslide, and 1 storm surge. Landslide occur in Davao City (Region XI) Flashfloods occur in Bukidnon ( Region X), Sarangani, North Cotabato, and Sultan Kudarat (Region XII) Storm Surge occur in Sarangani Based on the NDRRMC progress report dated 19 June 2012, the casualties are as follow: 4 deaths, 2 injured, 13 missing, and 368 rescued due to flashfloods and landslides. 283 houses were affected due to flooding, storm surge, and landslide, in which 165 were totally damaged. 1 office damaged in Davao City, Two (2)national bridges damaged in Sultan Kudarat, and it was estimated a total agricultural loss of 48K USD (Crops and livestocks) in Sarangani

Wed, 13 Jun 2012
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Philippines, Effects of Shallow Low Pressure Area (SLPA)
Bukidnon, Philippines
AHA-TC-2012-000045-PHL
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Based on DDPM report published on National News Bureau of Thailand on June 14 2012: the central and lower northern regions, Mr Wiboon said over 6,000 residents in Sukhothai, Phitsanulok, Prachin Buri and Chai Nat provinces have been hit by flash floods and forest-runoffs. Previously Mr Wiboon Sanguanpong, DDPM Director-General, also said that the flood situation is widespread in the southern region, affecting over 130,000 residents. Flash floods have struck Ranong, Chumphon, Surat Thani, Krabi, Phang Nga and Nakhon Si Thammarat provinces, with villages along the Tapi River still severely flooded. The floods have damaged a number of houses, crops, public roads and bridges. However, improvements have been reported in some parts of Ranong, Chumphon and Phang Nga, with rehabilitation works underway. Based on Pattaya mail Flooding in Thailand‘ northern provinces continues due to heavy rain and the overflowing Yom River. The Yom River has overflowed into a number of villages and damaged about 4,000 acres of farmland in Sukhothai. Overnight heavy rain forced local residents in Pakpra subdistrict in the provincial seat to evacuate to temporary shelter in tents on higher ground beside a roadway Tuesday night. Based on Bangkok post: Almost 100 people in Sukhothai‘ Muang district were forced to evacuate their homes Tuesday following several breaches in the Yom River dyke. Parts of neighbouring Phitsanulok province have also been hit by floods after Yom River water levels rose rapidly due to heavy downpours in the North. Overflow from two canals _ the Klong Klam and Khlong Ket _ in Bang Rakam district, which are linked to the river, has flooded about 2,000 rai of land.

Wed, 13 Jun 2012
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Thailand, Flood and Flashflood in Northern and Southern Provinces
Sukhothai, Thailand
AHA-FL-2012-000044-THA
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Earthquake of 6.1 SR (based on Indonesian BMKG) or 5.9 M (Based on USGS and GFZ) has occur at 18:18 Indonesian Western Standard Time on 14 June 2012 at 7.99 S,106.19 E about 121 SouthWest of Sukabumi. BNPB indicates 444 houses damaged, and 2 persons injured. The tremor was felt in Jakarta and at AHA Centre office. This earthquake is not potential for tsunami. Indonesian BNPB and local disaster management agency continuously monitor the situation and conducting assessment for any damage to the property of infrastructure.

Mon, 04 Jun 2012
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Indonesia, Earthquake 5.9M in Sukabumi Area
Jawa Barat, Indonesia
AHA-EQ-2012-000041-IDN
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NDRRMC was upgraded the alert status for Typhoon Ambo from blue alert to red alert effective 8:00AM on 3 June 2012. As of 5 June 2012 Typhoon Ambo has intensifed, did not made a landfall, and no longer poses any threat to the country. The low pressure area as an effect from Typhoon Ambo during its course created wind gust up to 170 kph and heavy rainfall in the Southern Luzon and Visayas that may trigger flashflood and landslides Casualties due to low pressure area effect are: 3 death 7 injured 5 missing 33 people has been rescued by NDRRMC The affected area includes: Rizal of Region IVA, Palawan and Romblon of Region IVB, and Camarines Sur and Catanduanes of Region V Source: http://www.ndrrmc.gov.ph/attachments/article/549/NDRRMC Update Sitrep No 7 re TY AMBO 4 June 2012 7AM.pdf

Mon, 04 Jun 2012
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Philippines, Effect of Typhoon "Ambo" (MAWAR)
Apayao, Philippines
AHA-TC-2012-000040-PHL
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An earthquake registering 4.0 on the Richter scale struck Ranong province, just north of Phuket, at about 1pm today, shaking houses along the coast and scattering villagers in fear. Paiboon Aiamsuwan, director of the Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) monitoring station in Ranong, confirmed that the epicenter of the earthquake was located under the beachfront area of Ngao in Ranong’s Muang District, about 110km north of Phuket Town. “The quake was felt all over Muang District, but the strongest tremors were reported at the beachfront area near the mountains in Ngao subdistrict,” Mr Paiboon said. There have been no aftershocks and I have not received any reports of damaged buildings,” said Mr Paiboon. (Source: Phuket News)

Mon, 04 Jun 2012
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Thailand, Earthquake 4.0M hit Ranong
Ranong, Thailand
AHA-EQ-2012-000039-THA
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Indonesian Tsunami Early Warning System (InaTEWS) METEOROLOGICAL CLIMATOLOGICAL AND GEOPHYSICAL AGENCY Address:Jl. Angkasa I no.2 Kemayoran, Jakarta, Indonesia, 10720 Telp.: (+62-21) 4246321/6546316 , Fax: (+62-21) 6546316/4246703 P.O. Box 3540 Jkt, Website : http://www.bmkg.go.id ======================================================================================== Issued date : 01 June 2012, 14:0:49 WIB (UTC=WIB-7) Earthquake Information No.:8/infogempa/InaTEWS/VI/2012 An earthquake has occurred with these preliminary parameters: Preferred Magnitude: 6.2 Date : 01-Jun-12 Origin Time : 06:56:22 UTC Latitude : 0.86 S Longitude : 133.30 E Depth : 18 Km Magnitudes : M:6.14 , MLv:6.06 , Mw(Mwp):5.65 , Mw(mB):6.19 (preferred), Mwp:5.77 , mB:6.44 , mb:6.24 Quality Control : Number of Stations Used : 28 RMS Residual : 1.0 s Azimuth Gap : 183 deg Location : Irian Jaya Region, Indonesia Remarks : 72 km SouthEast TAMBRAUW-PAPUABRT 85 km West MANOKWARI-PAPUABRT 96 km NorthEast MAYBRAT-PAPUABRT 70 km SouthWest MANOKWARI-PAPUABRT 3003 km NorthEast JAKARTA-INDONESIA Tsunami Information: This earthquake does not generate TSUNAMI This Information has been reviewed by Seismologist Do not reply to this email, any inquiry addressed to : info_inatews@bmkg.go.id There has been no report on damages yet

Fri, 01 Jun 2012
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Indonesia, Earthquake 6.2 M Manokwari
Papua Barat, Indonesia
AHA-EQ-2012-000038-IDN
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Due to continues heavy rainfall, last Sunday (27/5) at 02.30 Eastern Indonesian Time, landslide has occured in 10 places of 4 sub-districts of Ambon in Maluku Indonesia. BNPB recorded 8 death, and 2 lightly wounded. 23 houses are damaged. 4 subdistricts are Sirimau, Nusaniwe, Leitimur, and Baguala.
Provincial and local disaster management agencies (BPBD) has distributed relief items. BPBD in cooperation with the military, Indonesian National SAR (Basarnas), and Tagana still working on search and rescue activities.

Sun, 27 May 2012
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Indonesia, Landslide in Ambon
Maluku, Indonesia
AHA-LS-2012-000037-IDN
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Based on Indonesian Disaster Management Agency, Due to heavy rain Mudflow of Mt. Gamalama is affecting Ternate and North Maluku. Latest statistics shows 4 death, 10 missing, and 15 lightly wounded. 58 households or 284 people are evacuated, 188 houses are affected with details of 85 houses heavily damaged, and 103 houses lightly damaged. 2 bridges are totally damaged, and 2 other bridges are lightly damaged. Currently local disaster management agencies are managing the situation, more updates will provided accordingly.

Wed, 09 May 2012
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Indonesia, Mudflow from Mt. Gamalama affecting Ternate
Maluku Utara, Indonesia
AHA-FL-2012-000036-IDN
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On 11 April 2012, earthquake has occur in Southwest of Meulaboh, Aceh Indonesia with 8.5 M with depth of 10 Km at 2.33 oN and 93.04 oS based on Indonesian Meteorological Agency (BMKG) or 8.9 M with depth of 33 Km (USGS). A tsunami watch was issued for countries ranging from Indonesia to Thailand, India, Australia, the Seychelles, Somalia, Oman and SouthAfrica, the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said (The Nation). The Thailand Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) has issued an urgent warning for people living on the coast of six southern provinces to evacuate, the areas would be hit by tsunami starting from 5:09 pm. Malaysian Meteorological Department has issued a tsunami warning as well and urged people living in the coastal area of Kedah, Perlis, Pulau Pinang, and Perak. This Earthquake potential for causing Tsunami, based on the analysis shown on the figure 1 it is expected that if tsunami happen the tsunami wave will made landfall of Aceh coast in 1 (one) hour. The closest area impacted is the island of Simeulue that also impacted during past 2004 Tsunami in Aceh. The distance from the center to the West coast of Aceh as shown above is about 500 Km. The shake was felt in Banda Aceh, Padang, Bengkulu, and Lampung. The shake was also felt in Maldives, Malaysia, and Thailand. Based on the Indonesian Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) there are 8 after-shakes following this earthquake starting initially with 8.5 SR at 15:28 about 510 Km SW of Simeuleu with depth of 10Km, followed by 8.3 SR (15:38), 6.5 SR (16:28), 6.1 SR (16:48), 6.1 SR (17:09 PM), 5.7 SR (17:21), 8.8 SR (17:43PM) around 483 KM Southwest of Simeulue at 10 Km depth, 8.1 SR (17:43PM), and 6.1 SR (18:04). BNPB has confirmed that tsunami has occur in Sabang at 17:04 with the height of 0.6 meter and in Meulaboh for 0.8 meter. This earthquake also causes power outage for about 3.5 hours in Banda Aceh. So far there has been no report of life casualties resulting from this earthquake, damage assessment on surrounding areas like Simeulue and Meulaboh still conducted by local authorities. Based on the ioc-sealevelmonitoring.org the recorded rise in sea level is up to 1 meter at Meulaboh station as shown on the figure 2. Based on NOAA, through sea level station in Phuket, until 19:00 the sea level has been showing normal fluctuation showing by green receding pattern shown on the figure 3. Indonesian BMKG has ended the Tsunami Warning for Indonesia at 19:43

Wed, 11 Apr 2012
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Indonesia (Aceh), Summary of Event: 4 hours after the Earthquake
Aceh, Indonesia
AHA-EQ-2012-000034-IDN
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Due to breached embankment of Saddang River, several sub-districts in Pinrang district has been flooded. Based on Indonesian Disaster Management Agency, there is no life casualties, but many villages public infrastructur are inundated, about 1,178 ha of paddy field, 300 ha of corn field, 471 ha of cacao plantation, and 200 ha fish pond are inundated. More than 90 people are affected. Based on local authority, the damage cost can be up to 4.5 billions IDR or almost US$ 500,000.

Wed, 04 Apr 2012
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Indonesia, Flood in Pinrang South Sulawesi
Sulawesi Selatan, Indonesia
AHA-FL-2012-000033-IDN
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The Jakarta Post, Jakarta’s rush hour was made worse on Tuesday with many parts of the city inundated from overflowing rivers, including middle- and upper-class residential areas. Torrential rain in upstream areas and downtown Jakarta since the morning led to overflowing rivers in four municipalities, sending water flooding into a number of major traffic access points and suburban areas. The Jakarta Police’s Traffic Management Center (TMC) reported that at least 10 areas in Jakarta were under water between 10 centimeters and 1 meter deep. Of the seven inundated areas in South Jakarta, Lebak Bulus and Pesanggrahan suffered the most severe inundation, with water in Lebak Bulus reaching a depth of 1 meter. The other five areas were Pondok Labu, Tanah Kusir, Bungur, Cipulir Market and Kemang. Tangerang Disaster Mitigation (Tagana) teams evacuated hundreds of residents from their homes in the Ciledug Indah housing complex in Ciledug district after floodwaters inundated the area on Wednesday. Water of up to 50-centimeters-deep began to inundate the housing complex on Tuesday. By Wednesday morning, the water reached up to two meters in some parts of the complex. Based on Indonesian National Disaster Management Agency: Several rivers that runs through Jakarta are overflowing to the surrounding areas. These rivers include: Kali Pesanggrahan, Kali Angke, Kali Krukut, and Kali Ciliwung with inundation up to 1.5 meter. Flooded area in East Jakarta include the following sub districts: Pasar Rebo (Kel. Kali Sari, Kel. Cijantung), and Jatinegara (Kel. Kampung Melayu). Flooded area in South Jakarta to include the following sub districts: Pesanggrahan (Kel. Cipedak dan Kel. Ulujami), and Kebayoran Baru (Kel.Petogogan). No life casualties resulting from this flood, hundreds of house are flooded. and about 850 people are evacuated with 1068 households are affected.

Tue, 03 Apr 2012
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Indonesia, Flood hit Jakarta and Tangerang
Jakarta Raya, Indonesia
AHA-FL-2012-000032-IDN
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On March 31 2012, Tropical Storm Pakhar has made landfall on Southern Vietnam affecting several provinces as follow: Tra Vinh, Dong Thap, Vinh Long, Binh Thuan, Long An, Ninh Thuan, Dong Nai, Ba Ria Vung Tau, Phu Yen, Bac Lieu, Khanh Hoa and Ben Tre. 1 death, 9 injured, 418 collapsed houses, 4477 houses partially damaged, 7 schools damaged, 36 ships or boats sunk, 8600 ha rice fields damaged, and 6771 ha crops damaged. Based on number of affected houses, approximately 25,000 people are affected Vietnam national and local government agency are handling the situation

Sat, 31 Mar 2012
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Vietnam, Tropical Storm Pakhar hit Southern Vietnam
Trà Vinh, Viet Nam
AHA-ST-2012-000031-VNM
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Tail end of cold front and effect of low pressure area affecting Luzon and Visayas This is causing flooding/flash flood in certain areas to include: Region IV-B (Oriental Mindoro), Region VI (Aklan and Capiz), and Region VIII (Leyte) Based on NDRRMC the casualties recorded are as follow: Region IV-B: Thirty-five (35) families/175 persons were affected in Brgys. Pinagsabangan I and Barcenaga, Naujan while 22 families/110 persons were affected in Brgy. Bucayao, Calapan City, and 17 families/85 persons were affected in Baco all in Oriental Mindoro Power outage in Sitio Lungos, Sta Rita, Calapan Region VI: Rice fields are affected in Maayon, Mambusao, Pontevedra, Panit-an, Sapian, Sigma, Dao, Cuartero, President Roxas, Pilar, and Panitan 157 families or 785 persons were evacuated in Sagay and Cadiz Cities Region VIII: 34 families or 201 people are affected and evacuated in Palo municipalities National and Local Government are handling the situation

Wed, 28 Mar 2012
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Philippines, Low Pressure Area Effect cause flood/flashflood
, Philippines
AHA-FL-2012-000030-PHL
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JAKARTA, March 21 (Xinhua) -- Tornado has been attacking some parts of Indonesia in March, claiming several lives and forcing authorities to move faster helping victims. Amid the concern, rumors spread that tornado would still attack with wind speed of 70 km per hour. Last Friday, tornado attacked Manggarai regency of eastern Indonesia‘ East Nusa Tenggara province, causing severe damage to 251 houses while 297 others were slightly damaged. This tornado also initially hit the same region on 14 through 17 Mar 2012, Based on Indonesian Disaster Management Agency this tornado affecting 6 subdistricts (51 villages) in East Manggarai district and resulting in 2 deaths, 1154 houses heavily damaged, 67 houses medium damaged, and 1140 houses lightly damaged. This disaster also damaged public infrastructure such as 57 school heavily damaged, 9 school damaged, 1 medical center, 8 religious structure heavily damaged, and 7 religious structure lightly damaged. 2 Government office also heavily damaged and 3 lightly damaged. 1072 clover plants also damaged with estimated loss around 398 millions IDR

Sat, 17 Mar 2012
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Indonesia, Tornado hit Manggarai East Nusa Tenggara
Nusa Tenggara Timur, Indonesia
AHA-TO-2012-000027-IDN
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Heavy rain occur since Monday causing Cimanuk river overflowing and flooding two villages of Tarogong Kidul subdistrict, Garut distric of West Java provinces Indonesia. 547 houses were inundated and 2,077 people are affected. Depth of inundation between 40 - 150 cm, there are no loss of lives in this event. local disaster management agency is handling the situation.

Tue, 28 Feb 2012
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Indonesia, Flood in Garut
Jawa Barat, Indonesia
AHA-FL-2012-000022-IDN
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Flood occur on Saturday 25 February 2012, in district Pidie of Aceh, Indonesia. This flood causing 30 damaged houses with 174 houses partially damaged. Several public facilities also affected. About 45 household or 149 people are evacuated. Indonesian National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) along with the provincial and district disaster management agency are handling this situation focusing on rehabilitation of public infrastructur such as roads and bridges. Indonesian BNPB provide 500 millions IDR or about 55,000 US$ as disaster relief effort.

Sat, 25 Feb 2012
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Indonesia, Flood in Pidie
Aceh, Indonesia
AHA-FL-2012-000021-IDN
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At 10:00 PM of 17 February 2012, the Low Pressure Area (LPA) at 380 Km southwest of Puerto Princesa City, where the tail end of a cold front affecting Northern Luzon. The LPA brings cold front, rainshowers and thunderstorms that cause flooding/flashflood and landslide in certain areas A total of 6,000 families / 29,589 persons have been affected in 96 barangays of 11 municipalities in 4 provinces of Regions VIII, X and Caraga. Of the number affected, 709 families / 3,710 are currently served both inside and outside evacuation centers Total number served inside 17 evacuation centers - 641 families / 3,074 persons Total Served outside evacuation centers - 207 families / 1,162 persons CASUALTIES (2-Dead; 1-Missing) The estimated cost of damages to agriculture region wide is PhP 40,099,427.25 Five (5) houses were damaged in Jabonga, Agusan del Norte, Caraga Region (3 Totally & 2 Partially) · Three (3) were partially damaged in Sitio Bankerohan, Brgy. Fishing Village, Malita, Davao del Sur, Region XI Two (2) bridges are currently impassable due to incurred damages brought about by the present LPA. Diversion, Conception, del Rosario, Cararayan, San Felipe, and P. Tuazon in Naga City, Camarines Sur experienced a power outage due to damaged 20 MV transformers. Power was redirected from Pili and Calabanga to supply the households of the affected areas

Fri, 17 Feb 2012
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Philippines, Low Pressure Area
Palawan, Philippines
AHA-FL-2012-000017-PHL
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Torrential rain coupled with strong winds struck Jakarta on Wednesday 25 January 2012 around 10 AM and uprooted several trees across the city. One of the trees on Jl. Dharmawangsa Raya in South Jakarta fell onto three vehicles, reportedly leaving one bajaj driver dead. Jakarta Traffic Management Center confirmed the fatal incident, but did not detail the damaged vehicles. The center also reported that the wind toppled trees on Jl. Antasari next to Paradis Apartment, in Pasar Rebo, East Jakarta, on Jl. Sudirman in front of the Atmajaya Catholic University, on Jl. Kalibata, South Jakarta and in Permata Hijau in South Jakarta adjacent to Bina Nusantara campus. (the Jakarta Post) Photo source: Viva news, Tribunnews UPDATED: 7 KILLED, 51 CUTS, 1012 HOUSE DAMAGED hit by tornado 26-Jan-2012 15:15 The impact of cyclones and strong winds that hit large parts of Java have caused casualties and damage. 7 people died, 51 people injured and 1012 houses damaged. The victim died due to hit the tree collapse, 3 people in Purbalingga, a person in South Jakarta, 1 person in Wonosobo, and 2 people in Bali. Pusdalops BNPB note 22 districts / cities hit by a tornado on Wednesday (25 / 1), namely South Jakarta, Thousand Islands, Jakarta, Sukabumi, Indramayu, Magelang, Semarang, Sleman, Wonosobo, Purbalingga, Banjarnegara, Ponorogo, Ngawi, Magetan, Situbondo , Kediri, Blitar, Malang, Jakarta, Sumenep, and Bali. Damage occurs most homes in the Thousand Islands which reached 499 units of houses were damaged. Massive tornado and high winds that occurred yesterday Iggy affected by tropical cyclones in the Indian Ocean in the south of Bali and Nusa Tenggara. Based on the predictions BMKG, Iggy is a tropical cyclone impact of wind speeds over 36 km / h and waves with a height of 4-6 meters in several waters of Indonesia. Efforts handling of the victims have been done by BPBD BPBD provincial and district / city. BPBD Jakarta had sent aid to Coconut Island and Hope Island. A total of 20 personnel from BPBD, SAR and Social Services has set out today by using the logistic support ship carrying BNPB. By using two other ships, aid electric poles, wires, lights and medicine have been dispatched. Tornado damage data collection and assistance to communities still continue to be made by BPBD assisted other agencies and the military / police. Communities are encouraged to continue to increase alertness and considering the potential for tornado can still occur in various regions. Source: http://www.bnpb.go.id/website/asp/berita_list.asp?id=737

Wed, 25 Jan 2012
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Indonesia, Torrential Rain and strong winds hit Jakarta (Updated 26/1/2012)
Jakarta Raya, Indonesia
AHA-TO-2012-000008-IDN
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The tail end of a cold front is affecting Visayas and Mindanao causing flooding and landslides. 6 provinces to include negros occidental, leyte, compostela valley, davao del norte, agusan del sur, and surigao del sur are affected. About 37,105 households or 180,000 people are affected. The estimated damage of infrastructure, houses, and agriculture are 34,552,550 PHP or about 800,000 US$. Picture source: www.mindanews.com

Tue, 17 Jan 2012
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Philippines, Tail end cold front affecting Visayas and Mindanao
, Philippines
AHA-TC-2012-000003-PHL

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