Rapports

Sumatera Utara, Indonesia Event Date : Mon, 19 Aug 2024 AHADID : AHA-FL-2024-001321-IDN | GLIDE Number : Impact Update Date : Mon, 19 Aug 2024 06:00:00 Affected Area/s Nias Utara Description Cause: Prolonged heavy rainfall Location: ● Kec. Lotu ● Kec. Sitolu ● Kec. Lahewa ● Kec. Afulu

HANOI, 20 August 2024 - As children in Vietnam prepare to head back to school, many face significant safety risks due to damaged infrastructure after floods wreaked havoc in parts of the country’s north, leaving the…

I. Situation Overview On 21 July 2024, “CARINA” intensified into a Severe Tropical Storm (STS) and Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal (TCWS) No. 1 was raised in several areas in Luzon. In addition, the Southwest Monsoon enhanced by…

NDMA Monsoon 2024 Daily Situation Report No 50, covering period from 1300 hours 18 August to 1300 hours 19 August 2024 is enclosed for information / necessary action, please.

I. Situation Overview On 13 August 2024 at around 6:00 AM, a clan feud (Rido) involving two (2) warring families transpired at Sitio Malabong, Brgy. Colobe, Palimbang, Sultan Kudarat. The conflict resulted in the displacement of families…

Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Secretary Rex Gatchalian said the agency has prepositioned 6,000 family food packs (FFPs) in the province of Batanes for families that may be affected by tropical storm Dindo. “Right now,…

I. Situation Overview On 04 June 2024, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) reported that El Niño in the tropical Pacific Ocean has ended, as both oceanic and atmospheric indicators have returned to El…

In a powerful step towards combating the dengue epidemic, the Sri Lanka Red Cross Society’s Colombo Branch has launched School Dengue Prevention Committees, placing the fight against dengue directly in the hands of our future leaders—our…

Overview of Hazard Incidences in May 2024 In May 2024, fourteen types of hazard incidents occurred across Bangladesh, including, Cyclone, Boat Capsize, Covid-19, Dengue, Fire, Heat Wave, Land Slide, Flood, Waterlogging, Lightening, Nor‘wester, Bridge collapse, Wall Collapse,…

by Shinjiro Murata 18.6 million people. Across Myanmar, 18.6 million people are struggling to meet their basic needs—including access to medical care. The humanitarian situation in Myanmar is rapidly deteriorating, and yet the international community is crippled by…