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Cambodia, Flooding in Battambang Closed
Sep 27, 2026 Cambodia
Cambodia, Flooding in Battambang

According to a report from the Battambang Provincial Committee for Disaster Management, rainfall-induced flooding affected all 14 cities/districts and 71 communes/sangkats in the province. A total of 19,291 houses, equivalent to 21,807 families, were affected, while 856 families, or 2,767 people, were evacuated to safe areas. The flooding also affected 780 infrastructure facilities across the 14 cities/districts, while 35,612 hectares of rice crops were affected.

AHA-FL-2026-000899-KHM
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Indonesia, Flooding in Subulussalam (Aceh) Closed
Sep 26, 2026 Indonesia
Indonesia, Flooding in Subulussalam (Aceh)

Location: ● Kec. Sultan Daulat - Ds. Sigrun - Ds. Jabi-Jabi

AHA-FL-2026-000902-IDN
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Indonesia, Flooding in Aceh Tenggara (Aceh) Closed
Sep 26, 2026 Indonesia
Indonesia, Flooding in Aceh Tenggara (Aceh)

Location: ● Kec. Kebayakan - Kp. Medale ● Kec. Pegasing - Kp. Kedelah - Kp. Ie Relop - Kp. Sukadamai - Kp. Paya Jeget - Kp. Wih Nareh - Kp. Uring ● Kec. Atu Lintang - Kp. Kekelip ● Kec. Rusip Antara ● Kec. Linge - Kp. Reje Payung

AHA-FL-2026-000903-IDN
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Indonesia, Strong Winds in Banjar (South Kalimantan) Closed
Sep 26, 2026 Indonesia
Indonesia, Strong Winds in Banjar (South Kalimantan)

Location:<br><br><br> ● Kec. Astambul<br><br><br> - Ds. Pingaran<br><br><br> ● Kec. Mataraman<br><br><br> - Ds. Tanah Abang<br><br><br> ● Kec. Karang Intan<br><br><br> - Ds. Sungai Arfat<br><br><br> - Ds. Mali-Mali<br><br><br> - Ds. Lok Tangga<br><br><br> ● Kec. Martapura Timur<br><br><br> - Ds. Tambak Anyar Ulu<br><br><br> - Ds. Tambak Baru Ulu<br><br><br> ● Kec. Sambung Makmur<br><br><br> - Ds. Gunung Batu

AHA-WI-2026-000887-IDN
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Indonesia, Drought in Pringsewu (Lampung) Closed
Sep 25, 2026 Indonesia
Indonesia, Drought in Pringsewu (Lampung)

➢ Chronology: Triggered by a prolonged dry season, resulting in drought conditions. The incident was reported on Friday, 25 September 2026, at 1622 HRS UTC+7. ➢ Location: (1 Sub-district / 2 Villages) ● Gadingrejo Sub-district Panjerejo Village Parerejo Village

AHA-DR-2026-000889-IDN
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Indonesia, Strong Winds in Sambas (West Kalimantan) Closed
Sep 24, 2026 Indonesia
Indonesia, Strong Winds in Sambas (West Kalimantan)

Location: ● Kec. Sejangkung - Ds. Setalik

AHA-WI-2026-000890-IDN
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Indonesia, Storms in Bener Meriah (Aceh) Closed
Sep 24, 2026 Indonesia
Indonesia, Storms in Bener Meriah (Aceh)

Location: ● Kec. Bukit - Gp. Kayu Beringin - Gp. Uring

AHA-ST-2026-000891-IDN
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Indonesia, Flooding in Parigi Moutong (Central Sulawesi) Closed
Sep 22, 2026 Indonesia
Indonesia, Flooding in Parigi Moutong (Central Sulawesi)

➢ Chronology: On Tuesday, 22 September 2026, heavy rainfall affected Labuan Donggulu Village, Kasimbar Sub-district, resulting in an increased volume of water flowing from upstream areas. The situation was exacerbated by limited water catchment areas in the upstream region and the relatively small capacity of the box culvert along Trans Road, which prevented the water from flowing efficiently and resulted in flooding in Labuan Donggulu Village. ➢ Location: (1 Sub-district / 3 Villages) ● Kasimbar Sub-district Labuan Donggulu Village Sendana Village Ogodop Village

AHA-FL-2026-000893-IDN
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Indonesia, Flooding in Tanggamus (Lampung) Closed
Sep 22, 2026 Indonesia
Indonesia, Flooding in Tanggamus (Lampung)

➢ Chronology: Flash floods occurred in Belu, Negara Batin, Kenyangan, and Teba Bunuk Villages/Pekons, Kotaagung Barat Sub-district, Tanggamus Regency, on 22 September 2026 at approximately 0200 HRS UTC+7. Flooding also occurred in Argopeni and Margodadi Villages/Pekons, Sumberejo Sub-district, Tanggamus Regency. The disasters were triggered by heavy rainfall and overflowing rivers, resulting in flooding of residential areas, educational facilities, and other public facilities. ➢ Location: (1 Sub-district / 4 Villages) ● Kotaagung Barat Sub-district Belu Village Negara Batin Village Kenyangan Village Teba Bunuk Village

AHA-FL-2026-000897-IDN
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Indonesia, Flooding in Binjai City (North Sumatra) Closed
Sep 21, 2026 Indonesia
Indonesia, Flooding in Binjai City (North Sumatra)

Location: ● Kec. Binjai Kota - Kel. Tangsi - Kel. Berngam ● Kec. Binjai Barat - Kel. Limau Mungkur - Kel. Bandar Sinembah

AHA-FL-2026-000896-IDN
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Indonesia, Flooding in Solok (West Sumatra) Active
Sep 21, 2026 Indonesia
Indonesia, Flooding in Solok (West Sumatra)

Triggered by heavy rainfall on September 21, 2026, at 19:30, flash flooding occurred in Nagari Batang Barus, Kecamatan Gunung Talang, Kabupaten Solok. The situation has led to significant human and material losses, with 2 fatalities, 1 serious injury, and 3 minor injuries reported. Approximately 463 individuals have been displaced, taking refuge in various locations including the official residences of local government officials and a mosque. The material damage includes 17 heavily damaged houses, 11 moderately damaged houses, and 39 lightly damaged houses, along with damage to public facilities and infrastructure.

AHA-FL-2026-000883-IDN
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Viet Nam, Flooding, Landslides, Storms, and Winds in Lam Dong, Vinh Long, Dong Nai, Ca Mau, Nghe An, and Gia Lai Closed
Sep 21, 2026 Viet Nam
Viet Nam, Flooding, Landslides, Storms, and Winds in Lam Dong, Vinh Long, Dong Nai, Ca Mau, Nghe An, and Gia Lai

# In Lam Dong province from September 20-24, 2026 (updated as of 6:00 AM on September 28, 2026)<br> - Regarding homes: 52 houses were damaged; 2,848 houses were flooded in the former Binh Thuan area due to heavy rain from the night of September 23rd to the afternoon of September 24th; the water has now receded, and no houses are flooded; evacuated and relocated households have returned home.<br> - Regarding agriculture: 7,540 hectares of rice, vegetables, and other crops were flooded. The water has now receded, with only localized flooding remaining in some low-lying areas.<br> - Regarding infrastructure: Floods caused inundation, landslides, subsidence, and damage to approximately 22 points on transportation routes, and damaged 7 bridges and culverts, mainly in 20 communes/wards in the province . Currently, the water has receded, and traffic in the localities is flowing smoothly. However, in Kim Binh village, Ham Thang ward, some rural roads are still flooded, making travel difficult; local forces are assisting residents with relocation.<br> <br> Local authorities are currently continuing to assess and compile a list of damages.<br> <br> # In Vinh Long:<br> On the night of September 26, 2026, a landslide occurred, breaching 50 meters of the embankment in the Cai Ga islet area, Cho Lach commune, Vinh Long province, flooding 20 households and 20 hectares of fruit trees; estimated damage is approximately 2 billion VND.<br> The People's Committee of Cho Lach commune mobilized forces, materials, and equipment to address the incident; inspected and assessed the damage; and deployed personnel to monitor the situation and install warning signs in the landslide area.<br> <br> # In Dong Nai:<br> - Regarding casualties: 1 person died (Ms. Tran Thi Bich Lien, born in 1980, residing in Phu Thinh neighborhood, An Loc ward, was swept away by the flood on September 24th while traveling in a Hyundai i10 car).<br> - Regarding housing: 1 house collapsed, 2 houses had their roofs blown off; some households in Minh Duc, Phuoc Tan, and Trang Dai communes/wards were flooded; the water has now receded and the houses are no longer flooded.<br> <br> # In Ca Mau from September 19-24, 2026 (Report received September 26, 2026)<br> - Regarding homes: 5 houses were completely destroyed, 1 house was damaged with its roof blown off; 75 houses were flooded due to heavy rain from September 19th to 24th, but the water has now receded.<br> - Regarding agriculture and livestock: 7,433 hectares of rice and other crops were flooded; 823 hectares of aquaculture farms were flooded and damaged<br> <br> # In Nghe An<br> - September 25th: One person sustained minor injuries from a lightning strike.<br> <br> <br> # In Gia Lai: On September 23, heavy rain caused landslides and siltation in the drainage system, affecting several households in the Hai Bac residential area, Quy Nhon Dong ward, and caused a 50m landslide along the stream bank in Van Duc commune.

AHA-FL-2026-000901-VNM
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Philippines, Flooding and Winds in Region XI (TC SURIGAE) Active
Sep 21, 2026 Philippines
Philippines, Flooding and Winds in Region XI (TC SURIGAE)

On 21 September 2026, 8:00 PM, LPA 09g was monitored outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR), that had a<br><br><br> LOW chance of developing into a Tropical Depression within the next 24 hours.<br><br><br> On 22 September 2026, LPA 09g remained outside the PAR and its potential for development increased to MEDIUM<br><br><br> within the next 24 hours. At 8:00 AM, its potential had further increased to HIGH for development into a Tropical<br><br><br> Depression (TD) within the next 24 hours. At 2:00 PM, LPA 09g had developed into a TD and was being monitored<br><br><br> outside the PAR. As of 8:00 PM, the TD, formerly as LPA 09g, continued to be monitored outside the PAR.<br><br><br> On 23 September 2026, 8:00 AM, the TD (formerly LPA 09g) continued to be monitored outside the PAR. If the TD enters<br><br><br> PAR, it will be assigned the local name QUEENIE. At 8:00 PM, TD (formerly LPA 09g), outside PAR has intensified into<br><br><br> Tropical Storm (TS) {SURIGAE}.<br><br><br> On 24 September 2026, 7:00 AM, TS {SURIGAE} has entered the PAR and was assigned the domestic name QUEENIE.<br><br><br> On 25 September 2026, 11:00 PM, TC QUENNIE intensified into a Severe Tropical Storm.<br><br><br> On 26 September 2026, 5:00 PM, TC QUEENIE maintains its strength as it moves over the sea east of Taiwan.

AHA-TC-2026-000900-PHL
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Indonesia, Drought in Nganjuk (East Java) Closed
Sep 21, 2026 Indonesia
Indonesia, Drought in Nganjuk (East Java)

Location: ● Kec. Ngluyu ● Ds. Lengkong Lor ● Kec. Jatikalen ● Ds. Pule ● Kec. Lengkong ● Ds. Ngepung

AHA-DR-2026-000898-IDN
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Indonesia, Drought in Sabu Raijua (East Nusa Tenggara) Closed
Sep 21, 2026 Indonesia
Indonesia, Drought in Sabu Raijua (East Nusa Tenggara)

Location: ● Kec. Sabu Barat - Ds. Menia - Ds. Delo - Ds. Roboaba - Ds. Nadawawi - Ds. Raekore - Ds. Raeloro - Ds. Raenyale - Ds. Raemude - Ds. Teriwu - Ds. Titinalede - Ds. Depe - Ds. Djadu - Ds. Raedewa - Ds. Raenalulu - Ds. Ledekepaka - Ds. Ledeana - Ds. Raemedia - Ds. Mebba ● Kec. Sabu Tengah - Ds. Bebae - Ds. Tada - Ds. Matei - Ds. Loboadju - Ds. Eimadake - Ds. Jiwuwu - Ds. Eilode - Ds. Eimau - Ds. Eiada - Ds. Lobodei - Ds. Bodae - Ds. Keliha - Ds. Loborai - Kel. Limaggu - Ds. Keduru - Ds. Bolou - Ds. Kujiratu - Ds. Huwaga ● Kec. Sabu Liae - Ds. Mehona - Ds. Eikare - Ds. Raerobo - Ds. Dainao - Ds. Waduwalla - Ds. Ledeke - Ds. Loborui - Ds. Eilogo - Ds. Halapadji - Ds. Kotawaharu - Ds. Ledetalo - Ds. Deme ● Kec. Hawu Mehara - Ds. Lobohede - Ds. Ledeae - Ds. Wadumaddi - Ds. Pedarro - Ds. Tanajawa - Ds. Molie - Ds. Daieko - Ds. Lederaga - Ds. Ramedua - Ds. Guriomearu ● Kec. Raijua - Ds. Ledeunu - Ds. Ledeke - Ds. Bolus - Ds. Ballu - Ds. Kolorae

AHA-DR-2026-000895-IDN
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