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Indonesia, Strong Winds in Lhokseumawe (Aceh) Closed
Oct 25, 2026 Indonesia
Indonesia, Strong Winds in Lhokseumawe (Aceh)

Location: Lokasi: (2 Kecamatan / 2 Gampong) ● Kec. Banda Sakti - Gp. Pusong Lama ● Kec. Muara Dua - Gp. Meunasah Mee

AHA-WI-2026-000945-IDN
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Malaysia, Flooding, Storms, and Winds in Kedah and Selangor Active
Oct 25, 2026 Malaysia
Malaysia, Flooding, Storms, and Winds in Kedah and Selangor

As of 26 Oct at 6.00 local timeStorms and WindsSelangor (Gombak): 2 families / 3 persons displaced to 1 ECFloodingKedah (Yan, Pendang, Kuala Muda): 58 families / 166 persons displaced to 4 ECs***On 25 October 2026, flooding resulted to the following displacements:KedahYan - 29 families / 65 people in 1 evacuation centreKuala Muda - 9 families / 40 people in 1 evacuation centre

AHA-FL-2026-000942-MYS
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Indonesia, Flooding in Tapanuli Tengah (North Sumatra) Closed
Oct 23, 2026 Indonesia
Indonesia, Flooding in Tapanuli Tengah (North Sumatra)

Chronology: On Friday, 23 October 2026, at 1800 hrs (UTC+7), continuous heavy rainfall caused rivers in several affected sub-districts to overflow. In particular, the high river discharge in Tukka Sub-district damaged the river embankment, allowing floodwaters to inundate residential areas.Locations Affected: 4 sub-districts / 6 urban villagesTukka Sub-districtBonalumban Urban VillageTukka Urban VillageBadiri Sub-districtLopian Urban VillageSarudik Sub-districtSibuluan Nalambok Urban VillagePandan Sub-districtSibuluan Indah Urban VillageSibuluan Raya Urban Village

AHA-FL-2026-000944-IDN
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Cambodia, Flooding in Kandal Closed
Oct 23, 2026 Cambodia
Cambodia, Flooding in Kandal

Kandal: The Kandal Provincial Administration, led by Provincial Governor H.E. Kuoch Chamroeun, mobilised local authorities, provincial departments, and armed forces to assess the flood situation—which has impacted residents' homes and caused the inundation of several roads.Specifically, on October 23, 2026, H.E. Kuoch Chamroeun—who also serves as the President of the Cambodian Red Cross Provincial Branch—distributed humanitarian aid to 182 families affected by the flooding in Chrey Las Commune. The distribution took place at Hun Sen Oukong High School, located in Ponhea Leu District. On behalf of the National Committee for Disaster Management, H.E. Kitti Sangaha Pandita Kun Kim, Senior Minister and First Vice-President, expresses his appreciation and gratitude to the Kandal provincial authorities and all local security forces for their cooperation and diligent efforts in providing timely assistance to citizens facing flash floods.The National Committee for Disaster Management has deployed specialized officials to continue monitoring the situation in Kandal province, as well as in other provinces and the capital, to ensure readiness for emergency interventions—mobilizing both personnel and necessary resources for rescue operations.

AHA-FL-2026-000943-KHM
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Indonesia, Drought in Magelang (Central Java) Closed
Oct 22, 2026 Indonesia
Indonesia, Drought in Magelang (Central Java)

Location:● Kec. Borobudur - Ds. Candirejo - Ds. Karanganyar - Ds. Kebonsari - Ds. Kembanglimus - Ds. Majaksingi - Ds. Ngadiharjo - Ds. Tegalarum ● Kec. Candimulyo - Ds. Bateh - Ds. Purworejo - Ds. Surodadi - Ds. Trenten ● Kec. Grabag - Ds. Banaran ● Kec. Kaliangkrik - Ds. Balekerto - Ds. Girirejo ● Kec. Muntilan - Ds. Gunungpring - Ds. Keji - Ds. Tamanagung ● Kec. Ngablak - Ds. Bandungrejo - Ds. Keditan - Ds. Ngablak - Ds. Pandean - Ds. Seloprojo ● Kec. Salam - Ds. Jumoyo - Ds. Tirto ● Kec. Sawangan - Ds. Jati - Ds. Wulunggunung ● Kec. Secang - Ds. Donomulyo - Ds. Sidomulyo ● Kec. Tegalrejo - Ds. Banyusari - Ds. Dlimas - Ds. Japan - Ds. Mangunrejo - Ds. Sukorejo ● Kec. Tempuran - Ds. Bawang - Ds. Ringinanom - Ds. Sumberarum ● Kec. Windusari - Ds. Windusari ● Kec. Pakis - Ds. Kragilan - Ds. Rejosari - Ds. Pogalan - Ds. Pakis - Ds. Banyusidi - Ds. Bawang - Ds. Gejagan - Ds. Kaponan - Ds. Losari ● Kec. Tegalrejo - Ds. Sukorejo ● Kec. Salaman - Ds. Paripurno - Ds. Ngargoretno - Ds. Kalirejo - Ds. Sawangargo - Ds. Kaliabu - Ds. Kebonrejo - Ds. Krasak - Ds. Menoreh

AHA-DR-2026-000946-IDN
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Philippines, Storms and Winds in Regions II and V (TC CHAMPI) Closed
Oct 20, 2026 Philippines
Philippines, Storms and Winds in Regions II and V (TC CHAMPI)

On 20 October 2026 at around 11:00 AM, Super Typhoon (STY) “Rosal” entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) as it moved west-northwestward over the Philippine Sea. Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 1 was raised over several areas in Northern and Southern Luzon due to the expected strong winds associated with the tropical cyclone and the prevailing northeasterly windflow. The Department of Science and Technology – Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (DOST-PAGASA) also warned of possible heavy rainfall, strong to gale-force wind gusts, and hazardous sea conditions in several parts of the country. On 20 October 2026 at around 11:00 PM, STY “Rosal” further intensified, with maximum sustained winds of 215 km/h and gustiness of up to 265 km/h, as it continued moving west-northwestward over the Philippine Sea east of Northern Luzon. On 21 October 2026, STY “Rosal” continued moving west-northwestward before gradually shifting northwestward. The DOST-PAGASA maintained warnings for strong winds and potentially hazardous sea conditions in several areas, particularly in Northern Luzon and the eastern seaboards of the country. On 22 October 2026, STY “Rosal” began to weaken as it moved northwestward over the Philippine Sea, east of Batanes. Despite the weakening trend, DOST-PAGASA continued to warn of strong winds, heavy rainfall, and rough to very rough seas in several areas of the country. On 23 October 2026, Typhoon (TY) “Rosal” continued moving north-northwestward over the sea east of Taiwan. On 24 October 2026 at around 11:00 AM, TY “Rosal” exited the PAR. In response, the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), closely coordinated with the affected Local Government Units (LGUs) to monitor the situation and ensure the provision of necessary assistance to the affected population. Meanwhile, DSWD Field Office (FO) II had already provided assistance to address the immediate needs of the affected families, while DSWD FO V continues to coordinate closely with the affected LGUs regarding any requests for additional relief augmentationAdditionally, the DSWD ensured the protection of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) through Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) and dedicated IDP Protection mechanisms, while continuously working with affected LGUs to support response and recovery efforts. 

AHA-TC-2026-000948-PHL
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Indonesia, Flooding in Aceh Barat Daya (Aceh) Closed
Oct 18, 2026 Indonesia
Indonesia, Flooding in Aceh Barat Daya (Aceh)

Location:● Kec. Blangpidie - Ds.Babah Lhung - Ds. Alue Manggota - Ds. Lhung Tarok - Ds. Meudang Ara ● Kec. Jeumpa - Ds. Cot Mane ● Kec. Setia - Ds. Alue Dama ● Kec. Susoh - Ds. Tengah Rawa - Ds. Padang Baru - Ds. Pulau Kayu 

AHA-FL-2026-000938-IDN
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Indonesia, Drought in Bone (South Sulawesi) Closed
Oct 18, 2026 Indonesia
Indonesia, Drought in Bone (South Sulawesi)

Location:● Kec. Tanete Riattang - Kel. Biru - Kel. Masumpu - Kel. Walanae - Kel. Manurunge 

AHA-DR-2026-000940-IDN
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Indonesia, Flooding in Gayo Lues (Aceh) Closed
Oct 18, 2026 Indonesia
Indonesia, Flooding in Gayo Lues (Aceh)

Location:● Kec. Kuta Panjang- Ds. Bener● Kec. Dabun Gelang- Ds. Badak

AHA-FL-2026-000939-IDN
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Malaysia, Flooding, Storms, and Winds in Perak, Pulau Pinang, Kedah, Pahang, and Selangor Closed
Oct 17, 2026 Malaysia
Malaysia, Flooding, Storms, and Winds in Perak, Pulau Pinang, Kedah, Pahang, and Selangor

As of 19 Oct 2027 at 12.00 pm local timeStorms and WindsPerak (Larut, Matang, and Selama): 21 families / 56 persons displaced to 1 ECSelangor (Gombak): 3 families / 11 persons displaced to 1 ECFloods:Perak (Larit, Matang, and Selama): 26 families / 100 persons displaced to 1 EC***As of 18 Oct 2027 at 12.00 pm local timeStorms and WindsPerak (Larut, Matang, and Selama): 21 families / 56 persons displaced to 1 ECSelangor (Gombak): 3 families / 11 persons displaced to 1 ECFloods:Perak (Larit, Matang, and Selama): 153 families / 426 persons displaced to 4 ECsPulau Pinang (Sebrang Perai Tengah): 10 families / 36 persons displaced to 1 ECKedah (Kubang Pasu): 8 families / 26 persons displaced to 1 ECPahang (Raub): 8 families / 21 persons displaced to 1 EC***As of 17 Oct 2026 UTC+7, flooding has caused displacements as follows:Perak:Larut, Matang dan Selama - 114 families / 330 individuals in 3 evacuation centres

AHA-FL-2026-000929-MYS
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Indonesia, Drought in Muara Enim (South Sumatra) Closed
Oct 16, 2026 Indonesia
Indonesia, Drought in Muara Enim (South Sumatra)

location:● Kec. Benakat - Ds. Hidup Baru

AHA-DR-2026-000934-IDN
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Indonesia, Flooding in Simalungun (North Sumatra) Closed
Oct 16, 2026 Indonesia
Indonesia, Flooding in Simalungun (North Sumatra)

Chronology: Flooding occurred on Friday, 16 October 2026, triggered by the overflowing of the Parpayakan and Sordang Rivers following several days of heavy rainfall.Affected Location: 1 sub-district and 1 hamlet.Bosar Maligas Sub-district: Rendahan Hamlet

AHA-FL-2026-000933-IDN
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Cambodia, Flooding in Oddar Mean Chey Closed
Oct 15, 2026 Cambodia
Cambodia, Flooding in Oddar Mean Chey

According to a preliminary report, as of October 15, 2026, five cities and districts in Oddar Meanchey province have been affected or damaged by floodwaters, spanning 23 communes/sangkats and 136 villages. Specifically, 3,804 hectares of rice crops—involving 2,913 families—have been affected. Additionally, infrastructure such as bridges, roads, schools, hospitals, and pagodas has also sustained damage.H.E. Kittisangaha Bandit Kun Kim, Senior Minister and First Vice-President of the National Committee for Disaster Management, presided over a meeting to review and assess the impact of flooding on agricultural crops across the cities and districts of Oddar Meanchey province.H.E. Kitti Sangaha Bandit Kun Kim instructed relevant departments to collaborate with the administrations of the affected cities and districts to promptly assess damage to rice crops, in order to consider the provision of seeds for recovery efforts. H.E. Kitti Sangaha Bandit Kun Kim emphasized that this assessment is crucial for gathering information to guide decision-making, prioritize assistance, and request necessary resources—utilizing the mechanism of the Cambodia Food Reserve System—to address the needs of the affected citizens.Furthermore, H.E. Kitti Sangaha Bandit Kun Kim underscored the importance of taking measures to support farmers' rice crops, storing water to mitigate potential future droughts caused by the El Niño phenomenon, and maintaining a state of readiness to provide ongoing intervention and support to farmers.

AHA-FL-2026-000930-KHM
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Indonesia, Drought in Karanganyar (Central Java) Closed
Oct 14, 2026 Indonesia
Indonesia, Drought in Karanganyar (Central Java)

Location:Kecamatan Jumapolo

AHA-DR-2026-000937-IDN
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Philippines, Flooding in Region XII Closed
Oct 13, 2026 Philippines
Philippines, Flooding in Region XII

Issued on 13 October 2026 at 4PM, partly cloudy to cloudy skies with isolated rainshowers or thunderstorms may have caused possible flash floods or landslides during severe thunderstorms due to Localized Thunderstorms across Mindanao. On the same day at around 6PM, continuous moderate to heavy rainfall triggered flash flooding in Brgy. Cabuling, Tantangan, South Cotabato. At around 8:45 PM, another flash flood incident occurred in several low-lying barangays in the Municipality of Norala, South Cotabato. On 14 October 2026 at around 1AM, several barangays in the Municipality of Lambayong, Sultan Kudarat also experienced flash flooding due to continuous rainfall brought by Localized Thunderstorms. In response, the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), through its Field Office (FO) XII, continues to monitor the situation and coordinate with the affected Local Government Units (LGUs) to assess the needs of the affected families and determine the appropriate interventions.

AHA-FL-2026-000931-PHL
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