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On Monday, 20 July 2026, at approximately 3:00 p.m. local time, a sudden flash flood struck the central areas of Nuristan Province following heavy and continuous rainfall.
\nThe low-lying areas and communities located along rivers and seasonal watercourses were the most severely affected. In Nuristan Province, the flash floods resulted in fatalities and injuries, while causing extensive damage to the central market, residential houses, public infrastructure, livelihoods and income sources, as well as agricultural land
\nThis event is part of seasonal flooding currently affecting parts of Nuristan Province, with the most severe impacts reported in Parun District, the provincial capital.
","translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"updated_at":"2026-07-21T11:26:59.682208Z","id":8025,"slug":null,"parent_event":null,"tab_one_title":"Additional Information","tab_two_title":null,"tab_three_title":null,"emergency_response_contact_email":null,"active_deployments":0,"name":"AFG: Flood - 07-2026 - Nuristan ","summary":"On Monday, 20 July 2026, at approximately 3:00 p.m. local time, a sudden flash flood struck the central areas of Nuristan Province following heavy and continuous rainfall.
\nThe low-lying areas and communities located along rivers and seasonal watercourses were the most severely affected. In Nuristan Province, the flash floods resulted in fatalities and injuries, while causing extensive damage to the central market, residential houses, public infrastructure, livelihoods and income sources, as well as agricultural land
\nThis event is part of seasonal flooding currently affecting parts of Nuristan Province, with the most severe impacts reported in Parun District, the provincial capital.
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\nHeavy rains continued until July 20, with accumulated rains of between 150 and 225 mm recorded in the departments of Durazno, Florida and Treinta y Tres. According to the National Water Directorate (DINAGUA), several watersheds, including the Yí, Cuareim and Olimar Grande rivers, have rising levels, with flood alerts in force until July 23-24 for areas of Durazno, Artigas and Treinta y Tres.
\nOn July 20, the national government declared an agricultural emergency in Salto after the Ministry of Livestock, Agriculture and Fisheries (MGAP) confirmed that 300 producers, 85% of those registered with the General Directorate of the Farm, were affected, with damage to approximately 300 hectares of crops. President Yamandú Orsi visited the affected area. Local authorities and the state-owned power company UTE are continuing restoration operations and assistance to the affected population, much of whom remains without adequate shelter.
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\nBalance of damage to the population (at 1:00 p.m. on 18/07, according to SINAE):
\n| \n Indicator \n | \n\n Number \n | \n
| \n Deceased people \n | \n\n 1 \n | \n
| \n Injured people \n | \n\n 1 \n | \n
| \n People evacuated \n | \n\n 4 \n | \n
| \n Firefighter Interventions \n | \n\n 52 \n | \n
| \n Users without electricity supply (UTE, national) \n | \n\n 37.827 \n | \n
The most affected department was Salto, where local media reported more than 20,000 users without power and one fatality (a woman who was riding a motorcycle, hit by sheets detached by the wind).
\n\n
Magnitude of the event
\n| \n Location \n | \n\n Maximum Burst \n | \n\n Time \n | \n
| \n Jump \n | \n\n 129.5 km/h \n | \n\n 03:20 h \n | \n
| \n Tacuarembó \n | \n\n 111 km/h \n | \n\n 05:20 h \n | \n
| \n Thirty-Three \n | \n\n 94 km/h \n | \n\n 04:20 h \n | \n
Accumulated rainfall (16–17 July): between 25 and 75 mm, mainly in the northeast, east and center of the country.
\nImpacts by department
\n+1 person killed nationwide, registered in Salto: a woman who was riding a motorcycle was hit by sheets detached by the force of the wind. Firefighters confirmed the death and deployed a broad response operation together with police officers and personnel from the Intendency.
\n+The storm knocked down trees, street lighting columns and caused roofs to be blown off in numerous neighborhoods; several homes suffered structural damage due to the fall of trees and power poles.
\n+More than 20,000 customers were left without power in the area, according to UTE, as crews worked to restore service.
\n+Maximum gust recorded in the country: 129.5 km/h.
\n+Road cut on route 31, km 9, due to a tree falling on the road (Firefighters working on the scene).
\n| \n Department \n | \n\n Users without supply \n | \n
| \n Jump \n | \n\n 16.187 \n | \n
| \n Maldonado \n | \n\n 9.146 \n | \n
| \n Thirty-Three \n | \n\n 2.465 \n | \n
| \n Cerro Largo \n | \n\n 2.412 \n | \n
| \n Lavalleja \n | \n\n 2.082 \n | \n
| \n Tacuarembó \n | \n\n 1.581 \n | \n
| \n Rocha \n | \n\n 1.305 \n | \n
| \n Peach \n | \n\n 964 \n | \n
| \n National total \n | \n\n 37.827 \n | \n
\n
Despite the rains of 16–17 July, the soil maintains its absorption capacity in a large part of the territory; there are no significant increases in rivers and streams, except for a slight increase in the Tacuarembó River. The Salto Grande and Constitución dams operate normally, with no additional risk of flooding downstream (Dinagua-MA).
\n\n
Projection:
\nOccasionally strong storms were expected to persist in the north-central strip, with additional accumulated amounts of 60–80 mm (occasionally higher values), possible hail, very strong gusts and intense electrical activity, with temporary improvements during the event. On Monday 20, persistent instability was expected in the north, without additional significant phenomena.
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\r\nBalance of damage to the population (at 1:00 p.m. on 18/07, according to SINAE):
\r\n| \r\n Indicator \r\n | \r\n\r\n Number \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n Deceased people \r\n | \r\n\r\n 1 \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n Injured people \r\n | \r\n\r\n 1 \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n People evacuated \r\n | \r\n\r\n 4 \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n Firefighter Interventions \r\n | \r\n\r\n 52 \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n Users without electricity supply (UTE, national) \r\n | \r\n\r\n 37.827 \r\n | \r\n
The most affected department was Salto, where local media reported more than 20,000 users without power and one fatality (a woman who was riding a motorcycle, hit by sheets detached by the wind).
\r\n\r\n
Magnitude of the event
\r\n| \r\n Location \r\n | \r\n\r\n Maximum Burst \r\n | \r\n\r\n Time \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n Jump \r\n | \r\n\r\n 129.5 km/h \r\n | \r\n\r\n 03:20 h \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n Tacuarembó \r\n | \r\n\r\n 111 km/h \r\n | \r\n\r\n 05:20 h \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n Thirty-Three \r\n | \r\n\r\n 94 km/h \r\n | \r\n\r\n 04:20 h \r\n | \r\n
Accumulated rainfall (16–17 July): between 25 and 75 mm, mainly in the northeast, east and center of the country.
\r\nImpacts by department
\r\n+1 person killed nationwide, registered in Salto: a woman who was riding a motorcycle was hit by sheets detached by the force of the wind. Firefighters confirmed the death and deployed a broad response operation together with police officers and personnel from the Intendency.
\r\n+The storm knocked down trees, street lighting columns and caused roofs to be blown off in numerous neighborhoods; several homes suffered structural damage due to the fall of trees and power poles.
\r\n+More than 20,000 customers were left without power in the area, according to UTE, as crews worked to restore service.
\r\n+Maximum gust recorded in the country: 129.5 km/h.
\r\n+Road cut on route 31, km 9, due to a tree falling on the road (Firefighters working on the scene).
\r\n| \r\n Department \r\n | \r\n\r\n Users without supply \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n Jump \r\n | \r\n\r\n 16.187 \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n Maldonado \r\n | \r\n\r\n 9.146 \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n Thirty-Three \r\n | \r\n\r\n 2.465 \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n Cerro Largo \r\n | \r\n\r\n 2.412 \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n Lavalleja \r\n | \r\n\r\n 2.082 \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n Tacuarembó \r\n | \r\n\r\n 1.581 \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n Rocha \r\n | \r\n\r\n 1.305 \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n Peach \r\n | \r\n\r\n 964 \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n National total \r\n | \r\n\r\n 37.827 \r\n | \r\n
\r\n
Despite the rains of 16–17 July, the soil maintains its absorption capacity in a large part of the territory; there are no significant increases in rivers and streams, except for a slight increase in the Tacuarembó River. The Salto Grande and Constitución dams operate normally, with no additional risk of flooding downstream (Dinagua-MA).
\r\n\r\n
Projection:
\r\nOccasionally strong storms were expected to persist in the north-central strip, with additional accumulated amounts of 60–80 mm (occasionally higher values), possible hail, very strong gusts and intense electrical activity, with temporary improvements during the event. On Monday 20, persistent instability was expected in the north, without additional significant phenomena.
\r\n\r\n
Hydrological situation (update 20/07, 1:00 p.m. approx. according to DINAGUA)
\r\nIn addition to the severe storm event, accumulated rainfall of between 150 and 225 mm is recorded between July 16 and 20 in the departments of Durazno, Florida and Treinta y Tres, generating floods in several basins of the country. The National Water Directorate (DINAGUA) issued a hydrological warning with the following alert levels per basin:
\r\nPreparedness (highest alert level in place)
\r\nAttention
\r\nSurveillance
\r\nOther monitored basins (below warning/safety level):
\r\nDams / UTE: The flow to be evacuated in the Constitución dam would vary between 265 and 872 m³/s, and in Rincón del Bonete between 163 and 487 m³/s.
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Urgent interventions are needed to strengthen routine and outbreak-response immunization, enhance community awareness, improve cross-border coordination, and ensure timely access to quality healthcare services.","translation_module_original_language":"en"},{"dtype":{"id":12,"name":"Flood","summary":"","translation_module_original_language":"en"},"countries":[{"iso":"VN","iso3":"VNM","id":191,"record_type":1,"record_type_display":"Country","region":2,"independent":true,"is_deprecated":false,"fdrs":"DVN001","average_household_size":null,"society_name":"Vietnam Red Cross Society","name":"Viet Nam","translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"num_affected":null,"ifrc_severity_level":0,"ifrc_severity_level_display":"Yellow","ifrc_severity_level_update_date":null,"glide":"","disaster_start_date":"2026-07-16T00:00:00Z","created_at":"2026-07-17T09:35:41.144443Z","auto_generated":true,"appeals":[],"is_featured":false,"is_featured_region":false,"field_reports":[{"status":9,"contacts":[{"ctype":"Originator","name":"Le Phuong Anh","title":"Programme Officer","email":"phuonganh.le@ifrc.org","phone":"+84379638712","id":59846},{"ctype":"NationalSociety","name":"Tran Sy Pha","title":"Head of Disaster Management Department","email":"tranphavnrc@gmail.com","phone":"+84936423666","id":59847},{"ctype":"Federation","name":"Pascal Bourcher","title":"Programme Coordinator","email":"pascal.bourcher@ifrc.org","phone":"+66613879480","id":59848},{"ctype":"Media","name":"Kwanta Norkum","title":"Communication and Reporting Officer","email":"kwanta.norkum@ifrc.org","phone":"+66657195322","id":59849}],"countries":[{"iso":"VN","iso3":"VNM","id":191,"record_type":1,"record_type_display":"Country","region":2,"independent":true,"is_deprecated":false,"fdrs":"DVN001","average_household_size":null,"society_name":"Vietnam Red Cross Society","name":"Viet Nam","translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"created_at":"2026-07-20T04:13:59.322332Z","updated_at":"2026-07-20T04:13:59.385586Z","report_date":"2026-07-20T04:13:59.306294Z","id":18484,"is_covid_report":false,"num_injured":null,"num_dead":null,"num_missing":null,"num_affected":null,"num_displaced":null,"epi_num_dead":null,"num_assisted":null,"num_localstaff":null,"num_volunteers":null,"num_expats_delegates":null,"gov_num_injured":10,"gov_num_dead":4,"gov_num_missing":2,"gov_num_affected":4670,"gov_num_displaced":560,"gov_num_assisted":null,"other_num_injured":null,"other_num_dead":null,"other_num_missing":null,"other_num_affected":null,"other_num_displaced":null,"other_num_assisted":null,"num_potentially_affected":null,"gov_num_potentially_affected":null,"other_num_potentially_affected":null,"num_highest_risk":null,"gov_num_highest_risk":null,"other_num_highest_risk":null,"affected_pop_centres":null,"gov_affected_pop_centres":null,"other_affected_pop_centres":null,"epi_cases":null,"epi_suspected_cases":null,"epi_probable_cases":null,"epi_confirmed_cases":null,"epi_figures_source":null,"epi_figures_source_display":null,"epi_cases_since_last_fr":null,"epi_deaths_since_last_fr":null,"epi_notes_since_last_fr":null,"visibility":3,"visibility_display":"Public","request_assistance":false,"ns_request_assistance":false,"notes_health":null,"notes_ns":null,"notes_socioeco":null,"recent_affected":1,"summary":"VNM: Flood - 07-2026 - Heavy Rainfall, Flash Floods and Landslides in Northern Viet Nam #3 (2026-07-20)","description":"
Within minutes on the morning of 17 July, flash floods carrying large volumes of water, mud and debris swept across National Highway 32, inundating homes and posing an immediate threat to lives and property. The floods claimed five lives, while three people remain missing beneath mud and debris. Eight people were injured, and dozens of households were evacuated from high-risk areas as an emergency precaution.
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The floods affected 53 houses, including 20 houses that were completely washed away. Approximately 300 hectares of rice fields, crops and aquaculture areas were buried or swept away. Several transport routes, irrigation facilities, schools and power systems were also damaged.
\nAlthough floodwaters have now receded, widespread destruction remains, with many affected households continuing to face the impacts of the disaster.
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Immediately following the disaster, local authorities activated emergency response measures. Provincial and commune-level Civil Defence Command Committees were deployed to affected areas to coordinate search and rescue operations, restrict access to dangerous roads, and evacuate people from areas at risk of landslides. The province mobilised nearly 1,000 personnel, along with multiple vehicles and equipment, to support disaster response and recovery efforts.
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The flash floods were triggered by persistent heavy to very heavy rainfall across the northern mountainous region, where cumulative rainfall over the past three days generally ranged from 150–300 mm. The highest accumulations were recorded at Chế Tạo (Lào Cai) with 474 mm, Nậm Păm (Sơn La) with 350 mm, Nà Tấu (Điện Biên) with 277 mm, and Pa Thắng (Lai Châu) with 250 mm.
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Further rainfall is expected to hamper response and recovery efforts. On 20 July, moderate to heavy rain and thunderstorms are forecast across the northern mountainous region and Quảng Ninh Province, with widespread rainfall of 20–50 mm and isolated areas expected to receive more than 100 mm. Short-duration intense rainfall exceeding 70 mm within three hours is possible. Other parts of northern Viet Nam are forecast to experience scattered showers and thunderstorms, with rainfall of 10–20 mm and isolated areas receiving more than 50 mm.
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According to reports from Lào Cai, Lai Châu, Điện Biên and Sơn La provinces, heavy rainfall, floods, inundation, flash floods and landslides from 15–19 July 2026 caused the following impacts:
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Human impact: Five people were killed, three remain missing, and 10 people were injured, all reported in Lai Châu Province.
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Housing: A total of 36 houses collapsed (Lai Châu: 24; Lào Cai: 1; Sơn La: 11); 391 houses were damaged (Lai Châu: 35; Lào Cai: 305; Điện Biên: 27; Sơn La: 24); 140 houses required emergency relocation (Lào Cai: 71; Lai Châu: 26; Điện Biên: 3; Sơn La: 40); and 194 houses were affected by flooding and landslides (Lai Châu: 51; Lào Cai: 65; Điện Biên: 20; Sơn La: 58).
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Agriculture: A total of 707 hectares of rice and crops were affected (Lào Cai: 76.45 ha; Lai Châu: 409.51 ha; Điện Biên: 27.24 ha; Sơn La: 193.80 ha).
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Livestock: Approximately 250 livestock and poultry were killed or washed away.
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Transport infrastructure: Landslides affected multiple sections of roads, including national highways (QL4H, QL12, QL32 and QL279) and provincial roads in Lai Châu (ĐT127, ĐT128, ĐT129, ĐT133, ĐT133B, ĐT134, ĐT135, ĐT138 and ĐT138C); QL279, QL32 and ĐT175B in Lào Cai; 32 locations along ĐT109 in Sơn La; and QL12, QL279 and ĐT143 in Điện Biên, as well as various inter-village and inter-commune roads.
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As of the latest update, traffic remains disrupted at Km139+300 on National Highway 279. Vehicles are currently being diverted through the new bypass section of QL279 in Lào Cai.
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The total estimated economic loss is approximately VND 362.46 billion (Lai Châu: VND 190 billion; Lào Cai: VND 45.16 billion; Sơn La: VND 125 billion; Điện Biên: VND 2.3 billion).
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Initial reports indicate that flash floods destroyed and buried houses in several villages, including Doi 9, Doi 11, Sap Ngua, Che Bo and Chit. National Highways 32 and 279, together with several local roads, have been cut off by landslides, significantly disrupting access and emergency response. Casualty figures continue to be updated as search and rescue operations progress. As of the morning of 18 July, authorities reported at least four fatalities, four people missing and seven injured, while approximately 80 households (358 people) have been evacuated from high-risk areas.
\nAccording to the initial rapid reports from Lao Cai, Lai Chau, Dien Bien and Son La provinces, heavy rainfall, flash floods and landslides occurring between 15 and 17 July 2026 caused the following impacts:
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Total estimated losses to housing, crops, vegetation, roads and power lines amount to more than VNĐ120 billion (US$4.6 million).
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\nAccording to rapid reports from the Departments of Agriculture and Environment of Lào Cai, Lai Châu and Điện Biên provinces, heavy rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms and strong winds between the evening of 15 July and 16 July caused localised damage to housing, agriculture and transport infrastructure. A total of nine houses were affected by flooding and landslides, while 34.5 hectares of rice fields were damaged and 10 head of livestock were swept away in Lào Cai Province.
\nTransportation infrastructure was also affected. Landslides disrupted traffic at four locations along National Highways 12, 32 and 279 and at 15 locations on provincial roads across Lai Châu and Điện Biên provinces. A major landslide completely washed away the roadbed at Km76+250 on National Highway 12 in Lai Châu Province, with restoration expected to take approximately two days.
\nAt the time of reporting, no large-scale humanitarian emergency has been reported at the national level. However, weather forecasts indicate that heavy rainfall is expected to continue over the coming days, maintaining the risk of flash floods, landslides and localized flooding, particularly in remote mountainous areas.
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\nTransportation infrastructure was also affected. Landslides disrupted traffic at four locations along National Highways 12, 32 and 279 and at 15 locations on provincial roads across Lai Châu and Điện Biên provinces. A major landslide completely washed away the roadbed at Km76+250 on National Highway 12 in Lai Châu Province, with restoration expected to take approximately two days.
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\nEmergency response operations were swiftly launched to contain the blaze. Access to the affected area is challenging because of the steep and difficult terrain, limiting the deployment of heavy firefighting equipment and complicating suppression efforts. Intervention focused on preventing the fire from reaching nearby inhabited areas through manual extinction and aerial firefighting. According to the latest official statements, 14 hectares have been consumed by the fires in Al Haouz. Authorities in Taroudant are yet to release corresponding figures.
\nWhile the fire is reportedly contained on the Ijoukak side with no deaths or injuries, authorities remain vigilant. MRCS continues to assess the situation in coordination with the local actors.
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On 13 July 2026 at approximately 19:30 local time, heavy short-duration rainfall in the mountainous areas of Nooken District, Jalal-Abad Oblast triggered mudflows affecting Kochkor-Ata city and surrounding villages. Two mudflow channels overflowed simultaneously: the Besh-Korgon channel inundated residential streets in Kochkor-Ata city and destroyed 3 electricity poles in the Besh-Korgon settlement; the Kara-Bulak channel flooded Ergesh Aliev village. Separate mudflows from higher elevations submerged Kurulush, Boston, and Kop-Tam villages in the Mombekov village area.
In the affected district, 466 houses were flooded including interior spaces. Social facilities damaged: a kindergarten, a mosque, 1 city market, 4 cafes, 5 car repair shops, and 2 car washing stations. A state of emergency has been declared in the district. Three apartment building basements were flooded on Oktyabrskaya Street. No deaths or injuries were reported. Government response was immediate: approximately 362 personnel and 36+ units of equipment were mobilized for mud pumping, clearing, and disinfection operations. On 14 July, the Minister of Emergency Situations headed to the affected area, according to information shared during a meeting at the ministry with representatives of DG ECHO.
\nRCSK is monitoring the situation in close coordination with district civil protection authorities. NRT of Jalal-Abad branch started rapid needs assessment.
\n\n
Situation Overview
\nTrigger and Chronology
\nHeavy short-duration rainfall on the evening of 13 July 2026 saturated the upper catchment areas of Nooken District, and triggered mudflows along two channels. The Besh-Korgon mudflow channel overflowed and channelled water through the lower streets of Kochkor-Ata city. Simultaneously, the Kara-Bulak channel overflowed into Ergesh Aliev village, and elevated mudflows descended into Mombekov village area. District civil protection services were alerted and mobilized the same evening. Clearance and pumping operations were ongoing as of 02:00 on 14 July 2026 (time of the source situation report).
\nAffected Areas
\n• Kochkor-Ata city (Besh-Korgon canal overflow): 15+ streets inundated, 172 residential yards flooded, 3 apartment building basements (Oktyabrskaya St., #27–29), 8+ social and commercial (including the city market) facilities affected, 3 electricity poles destroyed.
\n• Ergesh Aliev village (Kara-Bulak canal overflow): 3 streets (Lugavaya, Titova, Mayluu-say), 22 residential yards and 1 house interior flooded.
\n• Mombekov village area (Kurulush, Boston, Köp-Tam villages): 192 residential yards and 25 house interiors flooded; Kurulush village / Amadaliev street alone had 190 yards inundated.
\n\n
Incident Summary Table
\n| \n Date \n | \n\n Oblast \n | \n\n District \n | \n\n Location \n | \n\n HH \n | \n\n Social \n | \n\n ~People \n | \n\n Notes \n | \n
| \n 13.07.2026 \n | \n\n Jalal-Abad \n | \n\n Nooken \n | \n\n Kochkor-Ata city (Besh-Korgon canal) \n | \n\n 172 \n | \n\n 8+ \n | \n\n ~860 \n | \n\n 3 electricity poles destroyed \n | \n
| \n 13.07.2026 \n | \n\n Jalal-Abad \n | \n\n Nooken \n | \n\n Ergesh Aliev village (Kara-Bulak canal) \n | \n\n 22 \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n ~110 \n | \n\n 3 streets \n | \n
| \n 13.07.2026 \n | \n\n Jalal-Abad \n | \n\n Nooken \n | \n\n Mombekov area (Kurulush, Boston, Köp-Tam) \n | \n\n 192 \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n ~960 \n | \n\n 190 yards in Kurulush alone \n | \n
| \n TOTAL \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n 1 district \n | \n\n 3 locations \n | \n\n 466 \n | \n\n 8+ \n | \n\n ~2,330 \n | \n\n 83 HH interior \n | \n
\n
Detailed Impact by Street
\n| \n Area \n | \n\n Street \n | \n\n Yards Flooded \n | \n\n HH Interior \n | \n\n Notes \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n Stroitelnaya \n | \n\n 40 \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n Residential \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n 8 Marta \n | \n\n 39 \n | \n\n 11 \n | \n\n Residential \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n Transportnaya \n | \n\n 29 \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n 3 electricity poles (Besh-Korgon) \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n Molodozhnaya \n | \n\n 8 \n | \n\n 17 \n | \n\n Residential \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n Oktyabrskaya \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n 3 basements (apt.#27–29) \n | \n\n + 4 cafes, 1 mosque, 5 car repairs, 1 kindergarten, 2 car washes \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n Saratov \n | \n\n 17 \n | \n\n yes \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n Pushkina \n | \n\n 12 \n | \n\n 2 \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n Deputatskiy \n | \n\n 7 \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n Proletarskaya \n | \n\n 5 \n | \n\n 2 \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n Kalinina \n | \n\n 3 \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n Slieva / Tashtanaliev / Jantoshova \n | \n\n 6 \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n 3 streets combined \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n Mira \n | \n\n 1 \n | \n\n 1 \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n Uchitelskaya \n | \n\n 1 \n | \n\n 1 \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n Ergesh Aliev village \n | \n\n Mayluu-say \n | \n\n 12 \n | \n\n 1 \n | \n\n Kara-Bulak canal overflow \n | \n
| \n Ergesh Aliev village \n | \n\n Lugavaya \n | \n\n 7 \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n Ergesh Aliev village \n | \n\n Titova \n | \n\n 3 \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n Mombekov / Kurulush \n | \n\n Amadaliev \n | \n\n 190 \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n Largest single-street impact \n | \n
| \n Mombekov / Köp-Tam \n | \n\n Sariev \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n 25 \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n Mombekov / Boston \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n 6 \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n - \n | \n
Human Impact
| \n Indicator \n | \n\n Data \n | \n
| \n Total households affected \n | \n\n 466 \n | \n
| \n Estimated people affected (avg. 5/HH) \n | \n\n ~2,330 \n | \n
| \n Houses with water inside (interior) \n | \n\n 83 \n | \n
| \n Yards flooded (no interior damage) \n | \n\n 383 \n | \n
| \n Deaths \n | \n\n 0 \n | \n
| \n Injuries \n | \n\n 0 \n | \n
| \n Displaced / in temporary shelter \n | \n\n 20 \n | \n
| \n Vulnerable groups (elderly, people with disabilities, children) \n | \n\n 186 HH: 37 families with disabled members, 57 single-headed, 52 without breadwinner, 40 large families \n | \n
\n
Infrastructure Damage
| \n Category \n | \n\n Details \n | \n
| \n Residential buildings \n | \n\n 466 yards flooded; 83 houses - interior flooded; 3 apartment basements \n | \n
| \n Social facilities \n | \n\n 1 kindergarten yard; 1 mosque; 1 city market; 4 cafes; 5 car repair shops; 2 car washes \n | \n
| \n Infrastructure \n | \n\n 3 electricity poles destroyed (Besh-Korgon settlement) \n | \n
| \n Agricultural land \n | \n\n 17 hectares \n | \n
| \n Livestock \n | \n\n 6 small ruminants \n | \n
| \n Roads / drainage channels \n | \n\n Street drainage overloaded; clearance operations ongoing \n | \n
Response Actions
Government Response
\nDistrict civil protection authorities activated immediately. A state of emergency was declared across the district. The following forces were deployed for assessment, mud pumping, clearing, and disinfection:
\n| \n Organization \n | \n\n Personnel \n | \n\n Equipment / Notes \n | \n
| \n Emergency Ministry of KR (MES) \n | \n\n 69 \n | \n\n 7 motor pumps \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata Municipality \n | \n\n 14 \n | \n\n 1 loader, 1 excavator, 1 dump truck, 1 porter, 4 refuse trucks \n | \n
| \n Mombekov Village Administration \n | \n\n 9 \n | \n\n 2 excavators, 1 loader \n | \n
| \n KyrgyzNefteGaz JSC \n | \n\n 17 \n | \n\n 7 aggregates, 6 bunkers, 1 sewage truck \n | \n
| \n Medical Service \n | \n\n 5 \n | \n\n 2 ambulances \n | \n
| \n District Police (IIB) \n | \n\n 10 \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n District Water Management \n | \n\n 5 \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n Engineering / Comms / RET / Road #51 \n | \n\n 18 \n | \n\n Technical support \n | \n
| \n Social Protection / Animal Protection \n | \n\n 10 \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n TOTAL \n | \n\n ~157 \n | \n\n 27+ units of equipment \n | \n
\n
Key actions as of 14 July 2026:
\n• State of emergency declared; all district civil protection services assembled and dispatched to affected areas
\n• Mud pumping and water removal operations ongoing across all affected streets
\n• Two ambulances on standby at affected sites; no casualties reported
\n• KyrgyzNefteGaz JSC deployed heavy equipment for debris and mud clearance
\n• Engineering and communication services deployed to restore electricity and infrastructure
\n• Animal protection and social protection services deployed; no livestock losses reported
\n\n
RCSK Response
RCSK Disaster Management Department is monitoring the situation and maintaining close coordination with Nooken District Civil Protection Authority. The RCSK Jalal-Abad branch NRT has completed a rapid needs assessment, identifying 269 targeted households (83 HH with interior flooding and 186 vulnerable HH). NFI distribution is currently underway — hygiene kits, mattresses, and blankets are being distributed to the selected households.
Executive Summary
On 13 July 2026 at approximately 19:30 local time, heavy short-duration rainfall in the mountainous areas of Nooken District, Jalal-Abad Oblast triggered mudflows affecting Kochkor-Ata city and surrounding villages. Two mudflow channels overflowed simultaneously: the Besh-Korgon channel inundated residential streets in Kochkor-Ata city and destroyed 3 electricity poles in the Besh-Korgon settlement; the Kara-Bulak channel flooded Ergesh Aliev village. Separate mudflows from higher elevations submerged Kurulush, Boston, and Kop-Tam villages in the Mombekov village area.
In the affected district, 466 houses were flooded including interior spaces. Social facilities damaged: a kindergarten, a mosque, 1 city market, 4 cafes, 5 car repair shops, and 2 car washing stations. A state of emergency has been declared in the district. Three apartment building basements were flooded on Oktyabrskaya Street. No deaths or injuries were reported. Government response was immediate: approximately 362 personnel and 36+ units of equipment were mobilized for mud pumping, clearing, and disinfection operations. On 14 July, the Minister of Emergency Situations headed to the affected area, according to information shared during a meeting at the ministry with representatives of DG ECHO.
\nRCSK is monitoring the situation in close coordination with district civil protection authorities. NRT of Jalal-Abad branch started rapid needs assessment.
\n\n
Situation Overview
\nTrigger and Chronology
\nHeavy short-duration rainfall on the evening of 13 July 2026 saturated the upper catchment areas of Nooken District, and triggered mudflows along two channels. The Besh-Korgon mudflow channel overflowed and channelled water through the lower streets of Kochkor-Ata city. Simultaneously, the Kara-Bulak channel overflowed into Ergesh Aliev village, and elevated mudflows descended into Mombekov village area. District civil protection services were alerted and mobilized the same evening. Clearance and pumping operations were ongoing as of 02:00 on 14 July 2026 (time of the source situation report).
\nAffected Areas
\n• Kochkor-Ata city (Besh-Korgon canal overflow): 15+ streets inundated, 172 residential yards flooded, 3 apartment building basements (Oktyabrskaya St., #27–29), 8+ social and commercial (including the city market) facilities affected, 3 electricity poles destroyed.
\n• Ergesh Aliev village (Kara-Bulak canal overflow): 3 streets (Lugavaya, Titova, Mayluu-say), 22 residential yards and 1 house interior flooded.
\n• Mombekov village area (Kurulush, Boston, Köp-Tam villages): 192 residential yards and 25 house interiors flooded; Kurulush village / Amadaliev street alone had 190 yards inundated.
\n\n
Incident Summary Table
\n| \n Date \n | \n\n Oblast \n | \n\n District \n | \n\n Location \n | \n\n HH \n | \n\n Social \n | \n\n ~People \n | \n\n Notes \n | \n
| \n 13.07.2026 \n | \n\n Jalal-Abad \n | \n\n Nooken \n | \n\n Kochkor-Ata city (Besh-Korgon canal) \n | \n\n 172 \n | \n\n 8+ \n | \n\n ~860 \n | \n\n 3 electricity poles destroyed \n | \n
| \n 13.07.2026 \n | \n\n Jalal-Abad \n | \n\n Nooken \n | \n\n Ergesh Aliev village (Kara-Bulak canal) \n | \n\n 22 \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n ~110 \n | \n\n 3 streets \n | \n
| \n 13.07.2026 \n | \n\n Jalal-Abad \n | \n\n Nooken \n | \n\n Mombekov area (Kurulush, Boston, Köp-Tam) \n | \n\n 192 \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n ~960 \n | \n\n 190 yards in Kurulush alone \n | \n
| \n TOTAL \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n 1 district \n | \n\n 3 locations \n | \n\n 466 \n | \n\n 8+ \n | \n\n ~2,330 \n | \n\n 83 HH interior \n | \n
\n
Detailed Impact by Street
\n| \n Area \n | \n\n Street \n | \n\n Yards Flooded \n | \n\n HH Interior \n | \n\n Notes \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n Stroitelnaya \n | \n\n 40 \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n Residential \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n 8 Marta \n | \n\n 39 \n | \n\n 11 \n | \n\n Residential \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n Transportnaya \n | \n\n 29 \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n 3 electricity poles (Besh-Korgon) \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n Molodozhnaya \n | \n\n 8 \n | \n\n 17 \n | \n\n Residential \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n Oktyabrskaya \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n 3 basements (apt.#27–29) \n | \n\n + 4 cafes, 1 mosque, 5 car repairs, 1 kindergarten, 2 car washes \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n Saratov \n | \n\n 17 \n | \n\n yes \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n Pushkina \n | \n\n 12 \n | \n\n 2 \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n Deputatskiy \n | \n\n 7 \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n Proletarskaya \n | \n\n 5 \n | \n\n 2 \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n Kalinina \n | \n\n 3 \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n Slieva / Tashtanaliev / Jantoshova \n | \n\n 6 \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n 3 streets combined \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n Mira \n | \n\n 1 \n | \n\n 1 \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata city \n | \n\n Uchitelskaya \n | \n\n 1 \n | \n\n 1 \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n Ergesh Aliev village \n | \n\n Mayluu-say \n | \n\n 12 \n | \n\n 1 \n | \n\n Kara-Bulak canal overflow \n | \n
| \n Ergesh Aliev village \n | \n\n Lugavaya \n | \n\n 7 \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n Ergesh Aliev village \n | \n\n Titova \n | \n\n 3 \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n Mombekov / Kurulush \n | \n\n Amadaliev \n | \n\n 190 \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n Largest single-street impact \n | \n
| \n Mombekov / Köp-Tam \n | \n\n Sariev \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n 25 \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n Mombekov / Boston \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n 6 \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n - \n | \n
Human Impact
| \n Indicator \n | \n\n Data \n | \n
| \n Total households affected \n | \n\n 466 \n | \n
| \n Estimated people affected (avg. 5/HH) \n | \n\n ~2,330 \n | \n
| \n Houses with water inside (interior) \n | \n\n 83 \n | \n
| \n Yards flooded (no interior damage) \n | \n\n 383 \n | \n
| \n Deaths \n | \n\n 0 \n | \n
| \n Injuries \n | \n\n 0 \n | \n
| \n Displaced / in temporary shelter \n | \n\n 20 \n | \n
| \n Vulnerable groups (elderly, people with disabilities, children) \n | \n\n 186 HH: 37 families with disabled members, 57 single-headed, 52 without breadwinner, 40 large families \n | \n
\n
Infrastructure Damage
| \n Category \n | \n\n Details \n | \n
| \n Residential buildings \n | \n\n 466 yards flooded; 83 houses - interior flooded; 3 apartment basements \n | \n
| \n Social facilities \n | \n\n 1 kindergarten yard; 1 mosque; 1 city market; 4 cafes; 5 car repair shops; 2 car washes \n | \n
| \n Infrastructure \n | \n\n 3 electricity poles destroyed (Besh-Korgon settlement) \n | \n
| \n Agricultural land \n | \n\n 17 hectares \n | \n
| \n Livestock \n | \n\n 6 small ruminants \n | \n
| \n Roads / drainage channels \n | \n\n Street drainage overloaded; clearance operations ongoing \n | \n
Response Actions
Government Response
\nDistrict civil protection authorities activated immediately. A state of emergency was declared across the district. The following forces were deployed for assessment, mud pumping, clearing, and disinfection:
\n| \n Organization \n | \n\n Personnel \n | \n\n Equipment / Notes \n | \n
| \n Emergency Ministry of KR (MES) \n | \n\n 69 \n | \n\n 7 motor pumps \n | \n
| \n Kochkor-Ata Municipality \n | \n\n 14 \n | \n\n 1 loader, 1 excavator, 1 dump truck, 1 porter, 4 refuse trucks \n | \n
| \n Mombekov Village Administration \n | \n\n 9 \n | \n\n 2 excavators, 1 loader \n | \n
| \n KyrgyzNefteGaz JSC \n | \n\n 17 \n | \n\n 7 aggregates, 6 bunkers, 1 sewage truck \n | \n
| \n Medical Service \n | \n\n 5 \n | \n\n 2 ambulances \n | \n
| \n District Police (IIB) \n | \n\n 10 \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n District Water Management \n | \n\n 5 \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n Engineering / Comms / RET / Road #51 \n | \n\n 18 \n | \n\n Technical support \n | \n
| \n Social Protection / Animal Protection \n | \n\n 10 \n | \n\n - \n | \n
| \n TOTAL \n | \n\n ~157 \n | \n\n 27+ units of equipment \n | \n
\n
Key actions as of 14 July 2026:
\n• State of emergency declared; all district civil protection services assembled and dispatched to affected areas
\n• Mud pumping and water removal operations ongoing across all affected streets
\n• Two ambulances on standby at affected sites; no casualties reported
\n• KyrgyzNefteGaz JSC deployed heavy equipment for debris and mud clearance
\n• Engineering and communication services deployed to restore electricity and infrastructure
\n• Animal protection and social protection services deployed; no livestock losses reported
\n\n
RCSK Response
RCSK Disaster Management Department is monitoring the situation and maintaining close coordination with Nooken District Civil Protection Authority. The RCSK Jalal-Abad branch NRT has completed a rapid needs assessment, identifying 269 targeted households (83 HH with interior flooding and 186 vulnerable HH). NFI distribution is currently underway — hygiene kits, mattresses, and blankets are being distributed to the selected households.
1. Situation Overview
\nAt approximately 15:40 on 11 July 2026, following intense rainfall, flash floods and mudflows struck the villages of Darg and Kazdon in Shamtuch Jamoat, Ayni District, Sughd Region.
\nThe mudflows caused significant damage to residential houses, auxiliary buildings, agricultural land, drinking water and irrigation systems, power supply lines, internal village roads, and private property.
\nAccording to the official authorities, no fatalities or injuries have been reported. Damage and needs assessments are ongoing.
\n\n\n| \n Indicator \n | \n\n Darg \n | \n\n Kazdon \n | \n\n Total \n | \n\n Population Darg \n | \n\n Population Kazdon \n | \n
| \n Damaged residential houses \n | \n\n 46 \n | \n\n 20 \n | \n\n 66 \n | \n\n 1852 \n | \n\n 985 \n | \n
| \n Damaged household auxiliary structures \n | \n\n 151 \n | \n\n 25 \n | \n\n 176 \n | \n||
| \n Damaged household land plots \n | \n\n 82 \n | \n\n 13 \n | \n\n 95 \n | \n
In Darg village, 23 household structures were completely destroyed.
\n\n| \n Indicator \n | \n\n Damage \n | \n
| \n Agricultural land \n | \n\n 24.7 ha \n | \n
| \n Fruit orchards \n | \n\n 1.75 ha \n | \n
| \n Irrigation canals \n | \n\n 31 km \n | \n
\n\n
Livestock Losses
\n| \n Livestock \n | \n\n Darg \n | \n\n Kazdon \n | \n\n Total \n | \n
| \n Small livestock \n | \n\n 8 \n | \n\n 6 \n | \n\n 14 \n | \n
| \n Donkeys \n | \n\n - \n | \n\n 1 \n | \n\n 1 \n | \n
\n\n
The following public facilities sustained damage:
\nDamaged vehicles include:
\nDamage was reported to:
\nAs of 13 July 2026:
\n| \n Indicator \n | \n\n Status \n | \n
| \n Fatalities \n | \n\n 0 \n | \n
| \n Injured \n | \n\n 0 \n | \n
| \n Damaged houses \n | \n\n 66 \n | \n
| \n Affected households \n | \n\n Under assessment \n | \n
The District Emergency Commission continues to assess the overall damage and verify the number of affected households.
\n6. Preliminary Humanitarian Needs
\nThe priority needs identified through the initial assessment include:
\n| \n Indicator \n | \n\n Status \n | \n
| \n Date of incident \n | \n\n 11 July 2026 \n | \n
| \n Affected villages \n | \n\n 2 \n | \n
| \n Damaged residential houses \n | \n\n 66 \n | \n
| \n Damaged household Auxiliary structures \n | \n\n 176 \n | \n
| \n Damaged household land plots \n | \n\n 95 \n | \n
| \n Agricultural land affected \n | \n\n 24.7 ha \n | \n
| \n Fruit orchards affected \n | \n\n 1.75 ha \n | \n
| \n Irrigation canals damaged \n | \n\n 31 km \n | \n
| \n Damaged vehicles \n | \n\n 7 \n | \n
| \n Livestock losses \n | \n\n 15 animals \n | \n
| \n Fatalities \n | \n\n 0 \n | \n
| \n Injuries \n | \n\n 0 \n | \n
| \n Heavy machinery deployed \n | \n\n 5 units \n | \n
| \n RCST deployment \n | \n\n 15 BDRT members, 20 local volunteers and 3 RCST staff \n | \n
| \n Operational status \n | \n\n Response and damage assessment ongoing \n | \n
Note: The information presented in this report is preliminary and may be revised as further assessments are completed and additional information becomes available.
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\nOn 11 July 2026, following intense rainfall, flash floods and mudflows affected the villages of Darg and Kazdon in Shamtuch Jamoat, Ayni District, Sughd Region. Mudflows descended through the Surkhi, Kashak, and Jari river channels, causing significant damage to residential houses, public infrastructure, road networks, water supply systems, agricultural land, and private property.
\nAccording to the official authorities, no fatalities or injuries have been reported. Damage and needs assessments are currently underway.
\nKey Impacts
\n· Approximate more than 92 household structures damaged (accurate number under assessment);
\n· Secondary School No. 48 in Kazdon village affected;
\n· Rural Health Centre in Darg village affected;
\n· Grocery shops in both villages damaged;
\n· Roads, pedestrian pathways, drinking water supply systems, irrigation networks, riverbank protection structures, and irrigation canals damaged;
\n· Eleven passenger vehicles and one KamAZ truck damaged;
\n· Livestock losses reported (number under assessment);
\n· Fruit orchards, agricultural crops, and irrigated farmland affected.
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It should be noted that the Ministry of the Interior, through decree No. 1,212 of the Undersecretary of the Interior, declared a preventive emergency between the regions of Atacama and Los Ríos, from July 13 to 21, 2026. On the other hand, several Technical Roundtables and COGRID have been held at the Regional level, Provincial and Communal. Meanwhile, 5 National Technical Tables and 1 Internal Coordination Table have been held for this event.
\nSENAPRED to date has issued 50 SAE messages for the affected area, currently 362,218 customers are reported without electrical supply, 4,119 are reported without sanitary services, Meanwhile, the Ministry of Health (MINSAL) indicates that the public health network remains mostly operational, 4 health services evacuated and 8 health infrastructures with damage are registered.
\nThe General Directorate of Water (DGA) indicates that, within the National Hydrometric Network, 1,305 operating stations are reported with online transmission that represents 94.8% and the remaining 5.2% are out of service (72 stations), due to NOAA satellite transmission problems.
\nOn the other hand, the Carabineros had 1 aircraft in order to quickly meet the requirements that may arise in the Atacama Region. On the other hand, the National Forestry Corporation (CONAF) determined the temporary closure of protected areas between the regions of Atacama and Biobío. This aims to protect the safety of visitors and also of workers.
\nRegion de Atacama
Relevant news
Region de Coquimbo
\nValparaiso Region
\nMetropolitan Region
\nLibertador Bernardo O'Higgins Region
\n\n
Maule Region
\nRegion del Ñuble
\nRegion del Biobío
\nRegion de La Araucanía
Commune of Temuco: 1 person died after losing his balance and falling, while doing work on the roof.
Commune of Villarrica: 4 people affected, 1 house with major damage and 1 with minor damage.
Commune of Nueva Imperial: 13 people affected, 1 house destroyed and 2 with major damage.
Teodoro Schmidt Commune: 1 house with minor damage.
Galvarino Commune: 9 people affected and 4 houses with major damage.
Freire Commune: 5 people affected, 1 house destroyed, 1 with major damage and 2 with minor damage.
Loncoche Commune: 14 people affected, 6 homes with major damage and 24 with minor damage.
In addition, sewer collapse that affects the Huiscapi lifting plant.
Commune of Victoria: 1 person injured, 1 house destroyed and 21 with minor damage
Commune of Lautaro: 4 houses with minor damage.
Commune of Purén: 4 houses with minor damage.
Angol Commune: 4 people sheltered and 10 homes with minor damage.
Cholchol Commune: 6 people affected, 160 isolated from the Malalche Rincón sector due to the overflow of the Romulhue estuary, 2 houses with major damage and 3 with minor damage.
Pitrufquén Commune: 15 homes with damage under evaluation.
Commune of Perquenco: 4 houses with minor damage.
Los Sauces Commune: 7 people affected and 2 houses with major damage.
The concessions of the SKY centers are closed.
Route and road monitoring
Lonquimay Commune: Closure of Route R-807 Mallín del Treile sector – Rinconada due to crack
transversal and unevenness in the roadway as a result of the landslide of the embankment.
Lumaco Commune: Interruption of Route R-734-S due to damage to the accesses of the provisional bridge, caused by the flooding of the river.
The Regional Directorates of SENAPRED maintain continuous monitoring in each of the communes in coordination with the National System for Disaster Prevention and Response (SINAPRED), based on their coordination procedures at the regional level. It should be noted that the Ministry of the Interior, through decree No. 1,212 of the Undersecretary of the Interior, declared a preventive emergency between the regions of Atacama and Los Ríos, from July 13 to 21, 2026.
\n
On the other hand, various Technical Roundtables and COGRID have been held at the Regional, Provincial and Communal levels. Meanwhile, 3 National Technical Tables and 1 Internal Coordination Table have been held for this event.
As a result of the meteorological event, 383,791 are without electrical supply, Meanwhile, the Ministry of Education reported the suspension of classes for Friday, July 17 in the regions of Atacama, Coquimbo, Valparaíso, Metropolitana, O'Higgins, Maule, Ñuble, Biobío and Araucanía.
\nOn the other hand, the National Forestry Corporation CONAF determined the temporary closure of protected areas between the regions of Atacama and Biobío. This aims to protect the safety of visitors and also of workers.
\nThe Investigative Police (PDI), Ministry of Health (MINSAL), Superintendence of Sanitary Services (SISS) and Civil Defense, do not report deployments or relevant emergency situations that are related to the meteorological event. For its part, the Ministry of Social Development and Family indicates that Basic Emergency Files have not yet been drawn up.
\n\n
Region de Atacama
Relevant news
Preventive closure of parks and nature reserves.
Monitoring of routes and roads: San Francisco border crossing is closed
Region de Coquimbo
Relevant news, CGE Company is treating 10 electrodependent patients who
they remain without electricity.
Ports of Valparaíso, Quintero, San Antonio, Juan Fernández and Algarrobo, with operating restrictions. Monitoring of routes and roads Structural damage to the pedestrian walkway of Avenida España (Yolanda sector). A situation that is being evaluated by municipal technical personnel for its subsequent removal, the route is interrupted and controlled by Carabineros while a bypass is arranged. Preventive closure of the Cristo Redentor Integrated System (SICR). Preventive closure of the coastline of Avenida Perú and Altamirano (Viña del Mar and Valparaíso).
\nMetropolitan Region
Relevant news Monitoring of routes and roads The total preventive closure of metropolitan parks, main accesses and key mountain routes (G-21, Road to the Volcano and regional slopes) was decreed. Likewise, it was coordinated with tour operators and the Andean Relief Corps to immediately suspend all activity at height and notify people who remain in the mountain range.
O'Higgins Region
Relevant news: Coves in the Province of Cardenal Caro closed due to current swell warning. The fall of trees on power lines and roadways is reported in different parts of the Region.
Region del Maule
Relevant news: SUBTEL is requested to activate emergency roaming for the communes of Vichuquén, Licantén, Hualañé and Curepto. Monitoring of routes and roads, Only access to residents on the routes: L-45 Linares mountain range, Molina to Radal route and Romeral to mountain range. Meanwhile, the Pehuenche and Vergara Passes are closed
Region del Ñuble
Relevant news: Monitoring of routes and roads, Vehicle interruption at km 5 on the way to San Camilo, San Carlos commune due to undermining; and at the entrance of Villa Andes on the way to Flor de Quihua, in the same commune due to accumulation of water. Traffic interruption at km 5 of Route N-339, San Camilo road due to sinkhole. Preventive closure of Route SRN-352 (San Carlos) due to weather conditions. Closure of Route SRN-516 (Quillón) due to flooding at km 2.6.
Region del Biobío
Relevant news
On the other hand, SUBTEL is requested to activate emergency roaming for the communes of Lebu, Tirúa, Los Álamos, Cañete, Arauco, Quilleco, Quilaco, Tomé, Penco, Coronel and Santa Juana.
Monitoring of routes and roads: Route S/R-Q-533 (Los Angeles), interrupted due to increased flow and erosion processes, will close the speed bump located in the bridge repair works
on the canal. Meanwhile, the Pichachén border complex is closed
Region de La Araucanía
Relevant news; The Region maintains 8 Rural Sanitation Services (SRR) without drinking water supply for
power outages and 1 of them due to pump failure.
Temuco Commune: 1 person deceased was doing work on the roof after losing his balance
and fall.
SUBTEL is requested to activate emergency roaming for the communes of Curarrehue, Pucón, Villarrica, Melipeuco, Cunco, Curacautín, Temuco, Padre Las Casas, Vilcún, Loncoche, Toltén, Teodoro Schmidt. In addition, of Mobile Emergency Base: Toltén Commune Monitoring of routes and roads Interruption on route CH199 at km 66, Villarrica commune, due to material slippage. Roads to the place.
Closure of Route R-807 Mallín del Treile sector – Rinconada due to transverse crack and unevenness in the roadway as a result of the landslide of the embankment, commune of Lonquimay. Additionally, road closures are reported in various sectors of the region, as a result of falling trees. Pino Hachado Border Complexes
Currently, as of 14-07-2026, Chile has 10 Weather Warnings in Force, 6 Weather Alerts and 1 Weather Alarm in Force, which are being monitored and are described below; https://www.meteochile.gob.cl/PortalDMC-web/index.xhtml
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Technical Analysis issued by the authorities of possible mass removals,
\n\n
Regional News
\nAtacama Region : Monitoring of routes and roads, San Francisco border crossing is closed.
Coquimbo Region No relevant news.
Valparaiso Region Monitoring of routes and roads, Preventive closure of the Cristo Redentor Integrated System (SICR).
Metropolitan Region Relevant news, Preventive closure of all metropolitan parks. Coordination with tour operators and the Andean Relief Corps for the suspension of mountain activities and warning to people at altitude.
Route and road monitoring
REPORT N°07
Coverage: Between the Atacama and Los Ríos regions.
Monitoring background: 07/14/2026 6:00 p.m. (local time in Continental Chile).
Release of the report: 07/14/2026 9:46 p.m. (local time in Continental Chile).
Preventive closure of mountain accesses: Farellones, San José de Maipo, Metropolitan Park, Cordillera Park, Quebrada de Macul, Alta Cordillera Fiscal and Río Colorado.
Reinforcement of preventive closures on mountain routes (G-21, Camino al Volcán, Cuesta Chada, Cuesta Los Ratones).
O'Higgins Region Monitoring of routes and roads
Preventive closure of Route I-45, in the Termas del Flaco sector.
Region del Maule
Monitoring of routes and roads Only access to residents on the routes: L-45 Linares mountain range, Molina to Radal route and Romeral to mountain range route. Meanwhile, the Pehuenche and Vergara Passes are closed.
Ñuble Region No relevant news
Biobío Region Relevant news
- Tomé Commune: 9 homes with damage under evaluation due to the flooding of the Bellavista estuary.
Meanwhile, the blowing up of the roof at the Punta de Parra school is reported.
- Commune of Concepción: Falling trees and flooding of streets in certain parts of the commune.
Route and road monitoring
Route Q-61 (Los Angeles – Alto Biobío) enabled with caution on 1 lane for traffic.
Meanwhile, the Pichachén border complex is closed.
Region de La Araucanía
Route and road monitoring
- Renaico Commune: Tree fall is reported on a bridge in the rural sector, route R-132, detour by alternative routes.
- Pucón Commune: Mass removal is reported on the road in the rural sector of Renahue, without alternative routes.
Los Ríos Region No relevant news
Electrical supply,
\nAccording to the information provided by the Superintendence of Electricity and Fuels
(SEC), at the time of this report, 20,069 customers are reported without electricity.
Sanitary Services
\nthe Superintendence of Sanitary Services (SISS) reports that there are no alterations in the sanitary services in the concessioned urban sectors. and materials have been prepared to respond if required by the authorities.
\nEducational Services
\nMeanwhile, the Ministry of Education suspended classes for Friday, July 17 in the regions of Coquimbo, Valparaíso, Metropolitana, O'Higgins and Maule. Meanwhile, in the regions of Ñuble and Biobío, classes are suspended for tomorrow, Wednesday, July 15.
\nNational Parks
\nOn the other hand, the National Forestry Corporation CONAF determined the temporary closure of protected areas between the regions of Atacama and Biobío. This aims to protect the safety of visitors and also of workers
\n\n
The Regional Directorates of SENAPRED maintain continuous monitoring in each of the communes in coordination with the National System for Disaster Prevention and Response (SINAPRED), based on their coordination procedures at the regional level.
On the other hand, various Technical Roundtables and COGRID have been held at the Regional, Provincial and Communal levels. Meanwhile, 1 National Technical Table and 1 Internal Coordination Table have been held for this event.
Metropolitan Region
Connectivity alterations: A ban on access to the Río Colorado estate, in the commune of San José de Maipo, was established as a preventive measure.
Libertador Bernardo O'Higgins Region
Connectivity alterations:
- Route I-45 Termas del Flaco, closed preventively.
- Route I-328, at kilometer 1.9 in the Santa Blanca sector, awaiting a report from the Highway Department.
Region del Maule
Connectivity alterations:
- Route CH-115 and Pehuenche Border Complex, closed preventively.
- Route J25, in the commune of Teno (Teno mountain), from the Hernán Briones bridge. towards the mountain range. Route J55, in the commune of Romeral, Los Maitenes sector, kilometer 40 (Hernán Briones bridge), towards the Route K-275 mountain range, in the commune of Molina, Radal sector, Kilometer 19 from the Carabineros de Chile checkpoint.
Ñuble Region No news.
Biobío Region No news.
Region de La Araucanía
Basic drinking water service interruptions:
Region de Los Ríos
Connectivity disruptions
Lakes Region
\nConnectivity disruptions
\nOn Tuesday, July 7, a front of intense rainfall with High Zero Isothermal impacted between the regions of Maule and Los Lagos, generating in some locations - mainly coastal - figures over 100 mm of precipitation in 24 hours, which generated flooding of local rivers, floods and mass removals.
At 12:15 p.m. on Wednesday, July 8, the Meteorological Alert was canceled due to intense rainfall with high zero isotherm in areas of the regions of La Araucanía and Los Ríos, as well as the Meteorological Alert for moderate to heavy rainfall with high zero isotherm in a short period of time in sectors of the regions of La Araucanía and Los Lagos. According to the information provided by the Regional Directorates of SENAPRED, in the context of the frontal system that develops between the regions of Maule and Los Lagos, the following background and developments are reported:
Maule:
Connectivity alterations: Route CH-115 and the Pehuenche Border Complex are closed preventively.
La Araucanía:
Basic drinking water service interruptions:
Connectivity alterations:
\nEducation and protected areas: Suspension of classes in 114 educational establishments in the region.
\nNational Parks closed by CONAF resolution.
\nShelters: 3 people housed in the Colegio Hotelería y Turismo, Pucón commune.
\nLos Ríos:
Connectivity alterations:
Due to weather conditions, the ports of Corral, Chaihuin, Valdivia, Mehuín; next to the Ranco Lakes, Maihue, Río Bueno and the north shore of Lake Puyehue.
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Commune of Corral:
Commune of Lanco:
\nEducation: Seremi of Education reported that classes remain suspended in all establishments in the region.
\nShelters: 1 in the commune of Corral with a capacity of 40 people, without shelters. 1 in the commune of Valdivia, with 5 sheltered.
\nLos Lagos:
\nConnectivity alterations:
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The Chilean Red Cross, through its Valdivia branch, has begun assistance work for nearby communities that have been affected by floods and mass removals, as well as coordination with the communal COGRID. Likewise, it has contacted the Los Ríos Regional Committee to establish assistance strategies in the area.
From the Central Headquarters, the technical table has been activated to determine specific actions from each national directorate, allowing technical and logistical support to be given in a short time to the volunteers in the area.
On Tuesday, July 7, a front of intense rainfall with High Zero Isothermal impacted between the regions of Maule and Los Lagos, generating in some locations - mainly coastal - figures over 100 mm of precipitation in 24 hours, which generated flooding of local rivers, floods and mass removals.
At 12:15 p.m. on Wednesday, July 8, the Meteorological Alert was canceled due to intense rainfall with high zero isotherm in areas of the regions of La Araucanía and Los Ríos, as well as the Meteorological Alert for moderate to heavy rainfall with high zero isotherm in a short period of time in sectors of the regions of La Araucanía and Los Lagos. According to the information provided by the Regional Directorates of SENAPRED, in the context of the frontal system that develops between the regions of Maule and Los Lagos, the following background and developments are reported:
Maule:
Connectivity alterations: Route CH-115 and the Pehuenche Border Complex are closed preventively.
La Araucanía:
Basic drinking water service interruptions:
Connectivity alterations:
\r\nEducation and protected areas: Suspension of classes in 114 educational establishments in the region.
\r\nNational Parks closed by CONAF resolution.
\r\nShelters: 3 people housed in the Colegio Hotelería y Turismo, Pucón commune.
\r\nLos Ríos:
Connectivity alterations:
Due to weather conditions, the ports of Corral, Chaihuin, Valdivia, Mehuín; next to the Ranco Lakes, Maihue, Río Bueno and the north shore of Lake Puyehue.
\r\n
Commune of Corral:
Commune of Lanco:
\r\nEducation: Seremi of Education reported that classes remain suspended in all establishments in the region.
\r\nShelters: 1 in the commune of Corral with a capacity of 40 people, without shelters. 1 in the commune of Valdivia, with 5 sheltered.
\r\nLos Lagos:
\r\nConnectivity alterations:
\r\n\r\n
The Chilean Red Cross, through its Valdivia branch, has begun assistance work for nearby communities that have been affected by floods and mass removals, as well as coordination with the communal COGRID. Likewise, it has contacted the Los Ríos Regional Committee to establish assistance strategies in the area.
From the Central Headquarters, the technical table has been activated to determine specific actions from each national directorate, allowing technical and logistical support to be given in a short time to the volunteers in the area.
1. SUMMARY OF THE SITUATION:
\nAccording to the information provided by the Chilean Meteorological Directorate (DMC), the following weather warnings are in force for the Ñuble Region:
\n| \n Alert \n | \n\n Prognosis \n | \n\n Home \n | \n\n End \n | \n
| \n Notice A302-4 \n | \n\n Normal to moderate rainfall in the foothills and mountain ranges. \n | \n\n 08-07 \n | \n\n 10-07 \n | \n
| \n Notice A303-3 \n | \n\n Normal to moderate wind on the coast, coastal mountain range, valley, pre-mountain range and mountain range. \n | \n\n 08-07 \n | \n\n 10-07 \n | \n
On the other hand, the National Geology and Mining Service (SERNAGEOMIN), through its Technical Minute for the danger of mass removal, indicates that the possibility of occurrence of alluvium (debris flows) and landslides (landslides, rockfalls) is moderate in the foothills and mountain ranges; and low in the coast, coastal mountain range and longitudinal valley of the region.
\nIn consideration of this background and in coordination with the Regional Presidential Delegation of Ñuble, the Regional Directorate of SENAPRED maintains the Regional Preventive Early Warning for meteorological event, in force since July 6 and until weather conditions warrant it.
\nThis alert is constituted as a state of reinforcement of surveillance, through the precise and rigorous monitoring of risk conditions and the respective vulnerabilities associated with the threat, coordinating and activating the National System for Disaster Prevention and Response (SINAPRED) in order to act in a timely manner in the event of emergency situations.
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\r\nAccording to the information provided by the Chilean Meteorological Directorate (DMC), the following weather warnings are in force for the Ñuble Region:
\r\n| \r\n Alert \r\n | \r\n\r\n Prognosis \r\n | \r\n\r\n Home \r\n | \r\n\r\n End \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n Notice A302-4 \r\n | \r\n\r\n Normal to moderate rainfall in the foothills and mountain ranges. \r\n | \r\n\r\n 08-07 \r\n | \r\n\r\n 10-07 \r\n | \r\n
| \r\n Notice A303-3 \r\n | \r\n\r\n Normal to moderate wind on the coast, coastal mountain range, valley, pre-mountain range and mountain range. \r\n | \r\n\r\n 08-07 \r\n | \r\n\r\n 10-07 \r\n | \r\n
On the other hand, the National Geology and Mining Service (SERNAGEOMIN), through its Technical Minute for the danger of mass removal, indicates that the possibility of occurrence of alluvium (debris flows) and landslides (landslides, rockfalls) is moderate in the foothills and mountain ranges; and low in the coast, coastal mountain range and longitudinal valley of the region.
\r\nIn consideration of this background and in coordination with the Regional Presidential Delegation of Ñuble, the Regional Directorate of SENAPRED maintains the Regional Preventive Early Warning for meteorological event, in force since July 6 and until weather conditions warrant it.
\r\nThis alert is constituted as a state of reinforcement of surveillance, through the precise and rigorous monitoring of risk conditions and the respective vulnerabilities associated with the threat, coordinating and activating the National System for Disaster Prevention and Response (SINAPRED) in order to act in a timely manner in the event of emergency situations.
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\nThe heavy rain also created problems in the Akhmeta municipality. As a result of heavy rainfall, the drainage channels were unable to handle a large flow of water, which flooded the yards, basements and first floors of several residential buildings in the village of Matani.
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\nAccording to the Lao National Disaster Management Committee (NDMC), four provinces, five districts and 28 villages were affected. A total of 3,822 households, representing approximately 21,067 people, including 8,217 women, were impacted by the flooding. Khammouane Province was among the worst-affected areas, particularly Nakai and Koun Kham districts, where flooding resulted in evacuations, damage to residential areas and agricultural land, and disruption to transportation and essential services. In Koun Kham District, 14 households were evacuated to temporary shelters, while additional stranded travellers were accommodated by local authorities.
\nAlthough floodwaters have begun to recede in some areas, damage assessments remain ongoing. Government authorities and humanitarian partners continue to monitor the situation and identify priority recovery needs, including food assistance, safe drinking water, agricultural inputs and support for vulnerable households.
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\nAs of 7–8 July 2026, flooding has significantly affected Kounkham and Nakai districts in Khammouane Province in central Lao PDR. Rising water levels have inundated residential areas, agricultural land and key transportation routes. The Kounkham–Kong Lor road section between Nakham and Nakang villages has been submerged and is impassable to all vehicles. Floodwaters have entered houses in Nakang, Kaeng, and Muang Namsang villages, while agricultural land and rice fields have also been inundated, threatening livelihoods and food production.
\nFlooding has also isolated several communities. Road access to Nong Hang Kao village has been completely cut off. In Natan village, Nakai District, water levels continued to rise on 8 July, reaching levels close to the second floors of residential houses in several locations. Residents have begun relocating livestock and valuable household belongings to safer areas using motorized boats as floodwaters continue to rise.
\nIn addition to flooding, a landslide occurred on the morning of 8 July along National Road 8A between Phou Pha Man and Khoun Ngeun villages in Kounkham District, temporarily blocking traffic and further disrupting transportation. Authorities continue to monitor the situation closely as rainfall is forecast to continue, increasing the risk of additional flooding and landslides. At the time of reporting, no casualties have been officially reported, while damage assessments remain ongoing.
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\nAccording to the Department of Meteorology and Hydrology (DMH), strong southwest monsoon conditions continue to affect northern and central Lao PDR, bringing widespread thunderstorms and moderate to heavy rainfall. Several provinces remain at risk of flooding, flash floods and landslides, including Phongsali, Houaphanh, Bolikhamxai, Vientiane Province, Champasak, Salavan, Sekong and Attapeu. Rainfall totals of 50–80 mm within 24 hours are forecast in several areas, with isolated locations expected to receive more than 140 mm.
\nThe continued heavy rainfall has led to flooding across several provinces. Following the first major flooding event of the 2026 rainy season on 30 June, flash floods affected villages, agricultural land and infrastructure in Bokeo and Phongsaly provinces. In Phongsaly Province, floodwaters affected three villages in Bountai District, impacting 67 households (99 families, 367 people, including 177 women). The flooding damaged approximately 40 hectares of rice fields, including 5 hectares that were completely destroyed, as well as fishponds, irrigation canals, rubber plantations and a bridge. Local authorities reported that floodwaters had gradually receded and the situation had stabilized. However, detailed damage assessments remain ongoing. No fatalities or injuries have been reported.
\nAdditional weather-related incidents were reported in other parts of the country. On 4 July, floodwater washed away a wooden bridge crossing the Nam Song River near Tham Lom Cave in Vang Vieng District, Vientiane Province, following several days of continuous rainfall. On the same day, a cargo truck slid off a temporary bypass near the Houay Pasouan Bridge along Route 9 in Sepon District, Savannakhet Province, after persistent rainfall made the road conditions hazardous, causing significant traffic disruption but no reported injuries. In Thakhek District, Khammouane Province, floodwaters inundated parts of two villages following several days of heavy rainfall, compounded by inadequate drainage around Huay Pakximang. Local authorities continue to monitor the situation and assess damage.
\nAuthorities in Pakkading District, Bolikhamxay Province, have also issued a warning about the planned release of water from the Nam Theun 1 Dam spillway, beginning on 7 July, as part of reservoir management operations. Water discharge is expected to increase progressively by approximately 200 cubic metres per second each hour over an eight-hour period, reaching between 2,000 and 3,000 cubic metres per second. Water levels along the Nam Kading River are projected to rise by approximately 3–4 metres at the Phonchaloen monitoring station, potentially influenced by backwater effects from the Mekong River. Residents living downstream have been advised to remain vigilant, closely monitor official announcements, secure property and livestock, and prepare for possible flooding in low-lying areas.
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\nOn 30 June 2026, heavy rainfall triggered the first flooding incidents of the 2026 rainy season in Bokeo and Phongsaly provinces. Floodwaters inundated homes and agricultural land, including rice fields, affecting rural livelihoods. As of 1 July 2026, no casualties have been reported. However, water levels continue to rise, and communities in low-lying and riverbank areas remain at risk. Local authorities have advised residents in high-risk areas to remain vigilant and prepare for possible evacuation if conditions deteriorate. No damage to schools, health facilities or critical infrastructure has been reported to date.
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\nOn 30 June 2026, heavy rainfall triggered the first flooding incidents of the 2026 rainy season in Bokeo and Phongsaly provinces. Floodwaters inundated homes and agricultural land, including rice fields, affecting rural livelihoods. As of 1 July 2026, no casualties have been reported. However, water levels continue to rise, and communities in low-lying and riverbank areas remain at risk. Local authorities have advised residents in high-risk areas to remain vigilant and prepare for possible evacuation if conditions deteriorate. No damage to schools, health facilities or critical infrastructure has been reported to date.
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\nAccording to rapid reports from the Provincial Departments of Agriculture and Environment of Lai Chau, Dien Bien, Lao Cai, Son La, Tuyen Quang, and Thai Nguyen, heavy rainfall and landslides between the afternoon of 8 July and 9 July caused widespread damage to housing, agriculture and infrastructure. One person was injured in Son La Province after falling rocks struck a vehicle. Four houses were destroyed, 141 houses were damaged, 36 additional houses were affected by flooding and landslides, and 45 households were evacuated due to landslide risks.
\nAgricultural losses continued to increase, with approximately 243 hectares of rice fields, crops and other cultivated land flooded or damaged across six provinces. Floodwaters also killed or swept away 24 head of livestock and 350 poultry, primarily in Dien Bien and Thai Nguyen provinces.
\nTransportation infrastructure was significantly affected as landslides and flooding disrupted traffic at 17 locations along National Highways 6, 4H, 12, and 32, as well as at 75 locations on provincial roads across Lai Chau, Dien Bien, Lao Cai, and Son La provinces. Damage was also reported to irrigation infrastructure, with 137 metres of irrigation canals damaged in Dien Bien and Tuyen Quang provinces.
\nPreliminary economic losses have been estimated at approximately VND 14.99 billion (around CHF 490,000), with damage assessments continuing in Lai Chau Province.
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\nAccording to the Vietnam Disaster and Dyke Management Authority (VDDMA), heavy rainfall is expected to continue across parts of the northern mountainous region over the coming days. Local authorities have been instructed to maintain 24-hour duty rosters, closely monitor weather developments, and continue preparedness and response activities, while central and Central Highlands provinces strengthen preparedness measures ahead of the peak disaster season.
\nAccording to rapid reports from the Departments of Agriculture and Environment of Lai Chau and Dien Bien provinces, heavy rainfall and landslides that occurred between 7 and 8 July 2026 caused significant damage to housing, agriculture, and transportation infrastructure. In Lai Chau Province, three houses were destroyed, 18 houses were damaged by landslides and five additional houses were affected. In Dien Bien Province, six houses were damaged by landslides and three additional houses were affected. Agricultural losses in Lai Chau included damage to 40.5 hectares of rice fields and crops, the loss of 17 livestock and 0.76 hectares of fishponds washed away.
\nTransportation infrastructure was also significantly affected. Landslides and road damage disrupted traffic along National Highway 279 in Dien Bien Province, National Highway 4D in Lai Chau Province, as well as several provincial, inter-commune and village roads in both provinces. Local authorities immediately mobilised personnel and heavy equipment to clear landslides, restore road access and assist affected households with early recovery activities.
\nSeparately, a whirlwind lasting approximately 15 minutes struck Binh Thanh Commune, Hung Yen Province, on the afternoon of 8 July, damaging tiled and metal roofs of several houses. Affected households have started repairing the damage using their own resources.
\nWeather forecasts indicate that heavy rainfall may continue across the northern mountainous region, increasing the risk of additional flash floods, landslides and localized flooding. Authorities continue to monitor the situation closely while conducting damage assessments and preparedness activities in areas at risk.
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\nThe strong winds caused significant damage across Móng Cái 1, Móng Cái 2 and Móng Cái 3 wards. Numerous trees were uprooted, while corrugated metal roofs were blown off buildings, scattering debris across roads and disrupting transport. Along Hòa Bình Boulevard and around Móng Cái International Border Gate, roofing materials from nearby buildings were blown into surrounding areas. Rising water levels in the Ka Long River also caused floodwaters carrying mud and sediment to overflow onto the riverside pedestrian walkway.
\nAs of 5 July 2026, no widespread casualties have been officially reported. In Quảng Ninh Province, all three crew members of a fishing vessel that sank off Mũi Ngọc were successfully rescued by local authorities. Móng Cái City experienced disruptions to transport and electricity due to fallen trees, damaged roofs and billboards, while rough sea conditions continued to affect fishing and maritime activities. Authorities continue to monitor communities in flood- and landslide-prone areas and advise residents to remain vigilant until weather conditions improve.
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\nAhead of the storm, prolonged heavy rainfall from 29 June to 2 July caused localised flooding and landslides in Lao Cai Province, disrupting transport on several national highways. Around 34 households remain at risk of landslides, while damage to transport infrastructure is estimated at VND 1.7 billion (approximately USD 66,000). Additional rainfall is forecast, with authorities warning of an increased risk of flash floods and landslides due to saturated soil conditions.
\nAs of 3 July, no deaths, injuries or significant damage have been reported. Authorities continue to monitor the situation, particularly the risk of flash floods, landslides, localised flooding and hazardous sea conditions.
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\nAhead of the storm, prolonged heavy rainfall from 29 June to 2 July caused localised flooding and landslides in Lao Cai Province, disrupting transport on several national highways. Around 34 households remain at risk of landslides, while damage to transport infrastructure is estimated at VND 1.7 billion (approximately USD 66,000). Additional rainfall is forecast, with authorities warning of an increased risk of flash floods and landslides due to saturated soil conditions.
\nAs of 3 July, no deaths, injuries or significant damage have been reported. Authorities continue to monitor the situation, particularly the risk of flash floods, landslides, localised flooding and hazardous sea conditions.
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\nHeavy rainfall also caused flooding in Sato Sub-district, Khao Saming District, Trat Province, between 5 and 6 July 2026. Floodwaters inundated low-lying residential areas, with water depths reaching approximately 80 cm. Flooding also affected village access roads, including Village No. 1 (60 cm), the entrance to Village No. 7 (30 cm), and Tha Chang Soi and Ruen Rom Soi (20 cm), disrupting transportation.
\nAccording to DDPM, the flooding directly affected 19 households, while access disruptions impacted 101 households. In total, 410 people have been affected. No injuries or fatalities have been reported in relation to the flooding. Water levels are gradually receding, and the situation is expected to return to normal within one to two days, provided that no further heavy rainfall occurs.
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On 16 June 2026 at 10:27 WIB, a magnitude 6.7 earthquake struck Central Sulawesi Province at a depth of 10 km. The epicentre was located approximately 42 km southeast of Palu City. The earthquake was strongly felt in Palu (MMI VI–VII) and Sigi (MMI V–VI). At the same time, light-to-moderate tremors were reported across several districts in Sulawesi, Gorontalo, and East Kalimantan. No tsunami warning was issued.
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\nAs of 17 June 2026, BMKG had recorded 466 aftershocks ranging from magnitude 3.8 to 5.2. While electricity and telecommunications services have largely been restored and daily activities have resumed, access to some affected communities remains constrained due to landslides, damaged bridges, and disrupted road networks. Assessments are ongoing and figures may change as additional information becomes available.
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\nThe Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) Central Sulawesi Chapter has mobilised five personnel to conduct rapid assessments, support evacuation efforts, and coordinate with local authorities and relevant stakeholders. Assessment activities are ongoing, and further information will be provided as additional data becomes available.
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On 3 November 2025, a latent land dispute between the Lobalatanda and Engalango Sud communities, in the Dongo sector (Sud-Ubangi, DRC), degenerated into violence after the murder of a teacher perceived as a triggering act. The clashes left five dead, thirteen injured and burned nearly fifty houses around Tomba, forcing residents to flee. In a few days, 3,500 households (17,500 people) crossed the river to take refuge in the Republic of Congo, mainly in Bétou, Enyellé and riverside villages such as Goma, Iloko, Benga and Mouna Boli. The new arrivals, mostly women, children and the elderly, arrived without resources, with urgent needs for shelter, food, care and protection, quickly saturating the already limited local reception capacities.
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This violence is part of a tense historical land tenure context in South Ubangi, where rivalries over land and resources — as during the Dongo crisis in 2009 — remain recurrent in the absence of effective mediation mechanisms. They echo other land tensions in the DRC, particularly in Maï-Ndombé, where the attacks by Mobondo militias in Kwamouth since 2022/2025 and the Téké-Banunu clashes in Bolobo in January 2025, which caused the displacement of 8,957 people to the Republic of Congo, illustrate the same pattern of violent escalation around issues of legitimacy and access to land.
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This influx to Congo comes at a time when the country was already hosting about 70,000 refugees as of November 30, 2025, mainly in Likouala, Plateaux, Nkéni-Alima and Djoué-Léfini. The sudden arrival of more than 15,000 new displaced people is therefore increasing the pressure on a territory where resources, infrastructure and public services are already in high demand.
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Planned interventions include community awareness campaigns on water conservation, pre-positioning of water tanker trucks and emergency WASH supplies, clean water distribution, emergency water treatment and piped water systems, as well as strengthening community capacity in water resource management and preparedness for future dry seasons.\n\nThis operational focus has been determined based on the current humanitarian needs and existing national response capacities. Government health services remain functional down to the village level and are expected to continue providing essential healthcare throughout the dry season. At the same time, the Government of Indonesia has implemented a range of drought mitigation measures for the agricultural sector, including the expansion of agricultural insurance schemes, the distribution of drought-resistant rice varieties, and the promotion of climate-adaptive farming practices. 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According to BMKG,\nthe dry season is expected to begin earlier than normal in many regions, with 57.2% of seasonal zones\n(ZOM) predicted to experience a longer dry season and 64.5% of Indonesia forecasted to receive\nbelow-normal rainfall accumulation during the June–September period. The provinces considered most\nat risk include Central Java, East Java, DI Yogyakarta, West Nusa Tenggara (NTB), East Nusa Tenggara\n(NTT), West Java, Banten, South Sulawesi, Lampung, Bali, and parts of Kalimantan and Sulawesi.\nForecasts indicate a high probability of very low rainfall (<50 mm/month) across these regions between\nJune and October 2026, increasing the likelihood of water shortages, crop failure, reduced agricultural\nproductivity, public health concerns, and increased risk of forest and land fires. Historical operational\ndata from PMI’s drought response in 2023 showed significant humanitarian impacts, including\nprolonged clean water distribution operations across 131 districts/cities in 21 provinces with more\nthan 93 million litres of water distributed. Provinces such as Central Java, East Java, NTB, and DI\nYogyakarta recorded the highest operational demand, indicating high exposure and recurring\nvulnerability to drought conditions. The projected impacts for 2026 include: o Reduced access to safe\nwater for domestic use and sanitation; o Increased reliance on water trucking and emergency water\nsupply systems; o Livelihood disruption, particularly among rain-fed farming communities; o Increased\nheat-related illnesses and water-borne disease risks due to limited clean water access; o Potential\nworsening of forest and land fire risks in parts of Kalimantan and Sulawesi; o Increased economic\npressure on vulnerable households due to rising water and food costs. The most vulnerable groups\ninclude low-income households, rural farming communities, women-headed households, children,\nolder persons, persons with disabilities, and communities living in drought-prone and water-scarce\nareas. Coastal communities in some areas may also experience saline water intrusion as river\ndischarge decreases during prolonged dry periods.","translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"updated_at":"2026-06-09T10:59:02.822073Z","id":7977,"slug":null,"parent_event":null,"tab_one_title":"Additional Information","tab_two_title":null,"tab_three_title":null,"emergency_response_contact_email":null,"active_deployments":0,"name":"IDN: Drought - 06-2026 - Anticipatory Action: Severe Drought Risk due to El Niño and Positive IOD - Indonesia 2026 ","summary":"Indonesia is forecasted to experience prolonged dry conditions during the 2026 dry season due to the combined influence of El Niño conditions and a positive Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD). According to BMKG, the dry season is expected to begin earlier than normal in many regions, with 57.2% of seasonal zones (ZOM) predicted to experience a longer dry season and 64.5% of Indonesia forecasted to receive below-normal rainfall accumulation during the June–September period.\n\nThe provinces considered most at risk include Central Java, East Java, DI Yogyakarta, West Nusa Tenggara (NTB), East Nusa Tenggara (NTT), West Java, Banten, South Sulawesi, Lampung, Bali, and parts of Kalimantan and Sulawesi. Forecasts indicate a high probability of very low rainfall (<50 mm/month) across these regions between June and October 2026, increasing the likelihood of water shortages, crop failure, reduced agricultural productivity, public health concerns, and increased risk of forest and land fires.\n\nHistorical operational data from PMI’s drought response in 2023 showed significant humanitarian impacts, including prolonged clean water distribution operations across 131 districts/cities in 21 provinces with more than 93 million litres of water distributed. Provinces such as Central Java, East Java, NTB, and DI Yogyakarta recorded the highest operational demand, indicating high exposure and recurring vulnerability to drought conditions.\n\nThe projected impacts for 2026 include:\no\tReduced access to safe water for domestic use and sanitation;\no\tIncreased reliance on water trucking and emergency water supply systems;\no\tLivelihood disruption, particularly among rain-fed farming communities;\no\tIncreased heat-related illnesses and water-borne disease risks due to limited clean water access;\no\tPotential worsening of forest and land fire risks in parts of Kalimantan and Sulawesi;\no\tIncreased economic pressure on vulnerable households due to rising water and food costs.\n\nThe most vulnerable groups include low-income households, rural farming communities, women-headed households, children, older persons, persons with disabilities, and communities living in drought-prone and water-scarce areas. Coastal communities in some areas may also experience saline water intrusion as river discharge decreases during prolonged dry periods.","translation_module_original_language":"en"},{"dtype":{"id":2,"name":"Earthquake","summary":"","translation_module_original_language":"en"},"countries":[{"iso":"PH","iso3":"PHL","id":136,"record_type":1,"record_type_display":"Country","region":2,"independent":true,"is_deprecated":false,"fdrs":"DPH001","average_household_size":null,"society_name":"Philippine Red Cross","name":"Philippines","translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"num_affected":null,"ifrc_severity_level":1,"ifrc_severity_level_display":"Orange","ifrc_severity_level_update_date":"2026-06-15T07:14:17Z","glide":"","disaster_start_date":"2026-06-08T00:00:00Z","created_at":"2026-06-08T10:29:04.487915Z","auto_generated":true,"appeals":[{"aid":"20146","num_beneficiaries":40000,"amount_requested":826150.0,"code":"MDRPH059","amount_funded":826150.0,"status":0,"status_display":"Active","start_date":"2026-06-11T00:00:00Z","end_date":"2027-03-31T00:00:00Z","sector":"Philippines country office","atype":0,"atype_display":"DREF","id":4443,"translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"is_featured":false,"is_featured_region":false,"field_reports":[{"status":9,"contacts":[{"ctype":"Originator","name":"Sharmaine Cruz","title":"IM Technical Officer, MEAL and IM Unit - DMS","email":"sharmaine.cruz@redcross.org.ph","phone":"+639493240849","id":59383},{"ctype":"NationalSociety","name":"Criselda Longga","title":"Manager, DMS","email":"criselda.longga@redcross.org.ph","phone":"+639206182194","id":59384},{"ctype":"Federation","name":"David Andrew Strobel","title":"Operations Manager","email":"drew.strobel@ifrc.org","phone":"+639694344784","id":59385}],"countries":[{"iso":"PH","iso3":"PHL","id":136,"record_type":1,"record_type_display":"Country","region":2,"independent":true,"is_deprecated":false,"fdrs":"DPH001","average_household_size":null,"society_name":"Philippine Red Cross","name":"Philippines","translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"created_at":"2026-06-11T11:07:19.235858Z","updated_at":"2026-06-11T11:07:19.985053Z","report_date":"2026-06-11T11:07:19.226698Z","id":18411,"is_covid_report":false,"num_injured":394,"num_dead":47,"num_missing":25,"num_affected":null,"num_displaced":null,"epi_num_dead":null,"num_assisted":null,"num_localstaff":null,"num_volunteers":null,"num_expats_delegates":null,"gov_num_injured":688,"gov_num_dead":47,"gov_num_missing":31,"gov_num_affected":346449,"gov_num_displaced":45609,"gov_num_assisted":null,"other_num_injured":null,"other_num_dead":null,"other_num_missing":null,"other_num_affected":null,"other_num_displaced":null,"other_num_assisted":null,"num_potentially_affected":null,"gov_num_potentially_affected":null,"other_num_potentially_affected":null,"num_highest_risk":null,"gov_num_highest_risk":null,"other_num_highest_risk":null,"affected_pop_centres":null,"gov_affected_pop_centres":null,"other_affected_pop_centres":null,"epi_cases":null,"epi_suspected_cases":null,"epi_probable_cases":null,"epi_confirmed_cases":null,"epi_figures_source":null,"epi_figures_source_display":null,"epi_cases_since_last_fr":null,"epi_deaths_since_last_fr":null,"epi_notes_since_last_fr":null,"visibility":3,"visibility_display":"Public","request_assistance":false,"ns_request_assistance":true,"notes_health":null,"notes_ns":null,"notes_socioeco":null,"recent_affected":1,"summary":"PHL: Earthquake - 06-2026 - 7.8 Magnitude Earthquake in Maasim, Sarangani #3 (2026-06-11)","description":"
At 7:37 AM on 8 June 2026, a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck approximately 32 km south 04° west of Maasim, Sarangani, at a depth of 33 kilometers, affecting several areas in Mindanao. The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) recorded the strongest ground shaking at Intensity VII (Destructive) in General Santos City, with expected aftershocks and reported damages.
\nDOST-PHIVOLCS issued Tsunami Information No. 1 on 08 June 2026 at 7:37 AM, warning that coastal areas may experience tsunami wave heights of more than one meter above normal tide levels, which may be higher in enclosed bays and straits. Communities in Sarangani, Davao Occidental, Tawi-Tawi, Sulu, Basilan, Zamboanga del Sur, Zamboanga Sibugay, Sultan Kudarat, and South Cotabato were strongly advised to immediately evacuate to safer areas.
\nBased on reports from PRC Chapters, several structural damages were recorded. A total of two (2) structures totally collapsed in North Cotabato and General Santos City; four (4) structures sustained major damages in General Santos City, Davao City, and Sarangani; two (2) additional structures collapsed in General Santos City; four (4) structures sustained minor damages in Davao Oriental and Davao City; and one (1) incident of fallen debris was reported in Davao del Sur. Damaged structures included municipal halls, gyms, and commercial establishments.
\nFollowing the magnitude 7.8 earthquake in Sarangani, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ordered the suspension of classes at all levels across affected areas in Mindanao until further notice.
\nSTATE OF CALAMITY:
\nAs of the latest PHIVOLCS report released today, a total of 2,889 aftershocks have been recorded following the magnitude 7.8 earthquake in Sarangani. Of these, 755 aftershocks were plotted/located, while 58 were felt by residents in affected areas. The recorded aftershocks ranged from magnitude 1.2 to 6.4.
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\nDOST-PHIVOLCS issued Tsunami Information No. 1 on 08 June 2026 at 7:37 AM, warning that coastal areas may experience tsunami wave heights of more than one meter above normal tide levels, which may be higher in enclosed bays and straits. Communities in Sarangani, Davao Occidental, Tawi-Tawi, Sulu, Basilan, Zamboanga del Sur, Zamboanga Sibugay, Sultan Kudarat, and South Cotabato were strongly advised to immediately evacuate to safer areas.
\nBased on reports from PRC Chapters, several structural damages were recorded. A total of two (2) structures totally collapsed in North Cotabato and General Santos City; four (4) structures sustained major damages in General Santos City, Davao City, and Sarangani; two (2) additional structures collapsed in General Santos City; four (4) structures sustained minor damages in Davao Oriental and Davao City; and one (1) incident of fallen debris was reported in Davao del Sur. Damaged structures included municipal halls, gyms, and commercial establishments.
\nA total of four (4) hospitals in Davao Oriental, South Cotabato, and General Santos City were also affected, sustaining minor to visible cracks and structural damages.
\nAdditionally, five (5) schools were reported damaged in Davao del Sur, General Santos City, and South Cotabato.
\nLandslides were also reported in three (3) municipalities in South Cotabato.
\nFollowing the magnitude 7.8 earthquake in Sarangani, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ordered the suspension of classes at all levels across affected areas in Mindanao until further notice.
\nSTATE OF CALAMITY:
\nAs of the latest PHIVOLCS report released today, a total of 1,055 aftershocks have been recorded following the magnitude 7.8 earthquake in Sarangani. Of these, 301 aftershocks were plotted/located, while 21 were felt by residents in affected areas. The recorded aftershocks ranged from magnitude 1.3 to 6.7.
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\nDOST-PHIVOLCS issued Tsunami Information No. 1 on 08 June 2026 at 7:37 AM, alerting that coastal areas may experience wave heights of more than one meter above normal tide levels, which may be higher in enclosed bays and straits. Communities in Sarangani, Davao Occidental, Tawi-Tawi, Sulu, Basilan, Zamboanga del Sur, Zamboanga Sibugay, Sultan Kudarat, and South Cotabato were strongly advised to immediately evacuate to safer areas.
\nBased on reports from PRC Chapters, several structural damages were recorded. A total of two (2) structures totally collapsed in North Cotabato and General Santos City; four (4) structures sustained major damages in General Santos City, Davao City, and Sarangani; two (2) structures collapsed in General Santos City; four (4) structures sustained minor damages in Davao Oriental and Davao City; and one (1) incident of fallen debris was reported in Davao del Sur. Damaged structures included municipal halls, gyms, and establishments.
\nA total of four (4) hospitals were also affected in Davao Oriental, South Cotabato, and General Santos City, sustaining minor to visible cracks and damages.
\nAdditionally, five (5) schools were reported damaged in Davao del Sur, General Santos City, and South Cotabato.
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Kindly note that this is a rapid update that contains the most important information immediately at hand. As the situation develops, the information will become more accurate and detailed.
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\r\nDOST-PHIVOLCS issued Tsunami Information No. 1 on 08 June 2026 at 7:37 AM, alerting that coastal areas may experience wave heights of more than one meter above normal tide levels, which may be higher in enclosed bays and straits. Communities in Sarangani, Davao Occidental, Tawi-Tawi, Sulu, Basilan, Zamboanga del Sur, Zamboanga Sibugay, Sultan Kudarat, and South Cotabato were strongly advised to immediately evacuate to safer areas.
\r\nBased on reports from PRC Chapters, several structural damages were recorded. A total of two (2) structures totally collapsed in North Cotabato and General Santos City; four (4) structures sustained major damages in General Santos City, Davao City, and Sarangani; two (2) structures collapsed in General Santos City; four (4) structures sustained minor damages in Davao Oriental and Davao City; and one (1) incident of fallen debris was reported in Davao del Sur. Damaged structures included municipal halls, gyms, and establishments.
\r\nA total of four (4) hospitals were also affected in Davao Oriental, South Cotabato, and General Santos City, sustaining minor to visible cracks and damages.
\r\nAdditionally, five (5) schools were reported damaged in Davao del Sur, General Santos City, and South Cotabato.
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(Weather Warning Intertropical Convergence Zone over CR (IMN, June 4, 2026, 9:45 am).\n\nBased on the above, the National Emergency Commission analyzes that they foresee the country's entry into an episode of atmospheric instability, governed by several events with direct or indirect affectation, such as the active Intertropical Convergence Zone, the potential formation of a Low Pressure off the Pacific coasts and other regional and local conditions.\n\nRains are expected both during the day and at night, in different areas of the country.\n\nIn addition, to date the soil saturation model reflects basins of the Caribbean and Sarapiquí, with percentages greater than 85%, in plains of the North Zone, around Guatuso, between 70–80%, South Pacific in the surroundings of the Golfo Dulce and mountainous parts of Coto Brus – Buenos Aires with close saturations between 90–95%, Central Pacific in the surroundings of Jacó with moisture content of 95%, Valle del General with saturation between 80-90%.\n\nThis unstable condition is expected to continue, with different intensities at least until next Tuesday, June 9.\n\nBased on the above, the National Emergency Commission has decreed the condition of Green Alert for the entire national territory.","translation_module_original_language":"es"}],"updated_at":"2026-06-05T02:42:25.611734Z","id":7969,"slug":null,"parent_event":null,"tab_one_title":"Additional Information","tab_two_title":null,"tab_three_title":null,"emergency_response_contact_email":null,"active_deployments":0,"name":"ITT: Cyclone - 06-2026 - Rain alert (ITCZ + Possible 70L formation)","summary":"Based on the Informative Meteorological Warning: Watch for possible low pressure during the weekend (IMN, June 4, 2026, 9.00 am) where it is indicated that there are favorable environmental conditions for the development of a low pressure system in the Pacific maritime sector, near the coasts of Central America during the weekend, and that in addition to the above For this Thursday (June 4), the intertropical convergence zone continues to be active and close to Costa Rica, which favors an unstable environment and the development of rainfall throughout the day. (Weather Warning Intertropical Convergence Zone over CR (IMN, June 4, 2026, 9:45 am). Based on the above, the National Emergency Commission analyzes that they foresee the country's entry into an episode of atmospheric instability, governed by several events with direct or indirect affectation, such as the active Intertropical Convergence Zone, the potential formation of a Low Pressure off the Pacific coasts and other regional and local conditions. Rains are expected both during the day and at night, in different areas of the country. In addition, to date the soil saturation model reflects basins of the Caribbean and Sarapiquí, with percentages greater than 85%, in plains of the North Zone, around Guatuso, between 70–80%, South Pacific in the surroundings of the Golfo Dulce and mountainous parts of Coto Brus – Buenos Aires with close saturations between 90–95%, Central Pacific in the surroundings of Jacó with moisture content of 95%, Valle del General with saturation between 80-90%. This unstable condition is expected to continue, with different intensities at least until next Tuesday, June 9. 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\nAdditionally, Tropical Storm Boris is being monitored, which, in interaction with Tropical Storm Cristina, will favor the proximity of the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ), the entry of moisture from the Pacific Ocean and the increase in cloudiness and rainfall over our country.
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\nAdditionally, Tropical Storm Boris is being monitored, which, in interaction with Tropical Storm Cristina, will favor the proximity of the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ), the entry of moisture from the Pacific Ocean and the increase in cloudiness and rainfall over our country.
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\nGiven the scale and severity of the impact, the Stepanavan Municipality requested support from the Armenian Red Cross Society to assist affected communities and support ongoing response efforts.
\nImmediately following the event, the municipality activated the Community Emergency Response Group, of which ARCS is a member. ARCS joined local authorities and the Rescue Service in coordinating response efforts and gathering information on the impact of the hailstorm. Initial activities focused on identifying affected households, documenting damages, and supporting the prioritization of urgent humanitarian needs.
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\n7 June 2026 update (as of 12:30 PM)
\nBased on initial observations and information provided by local authorities, extensive damage has been reported across Stepanavan and Lori Berd communities.
\nIn the Lori Berd area, approximately 260 hectares of crops were damaged in Bovadzor, 350 hectares in Lejan, 250 hectares in Agarak, and 70 hectares in Lori Berd community. Crop losses are estimated to range between 30 and 70 per cent. More than 500 households reportedly sustained damage to roofs, windows, household plots, greenhouses, and other property.
\nIn Stepanavan, 52 individuals sustained various minor injuries, including swelling and soft tissue injuries. According to available information, none of the affected individuals sought medical treatment at health facilities. Livestock losses were also reported, including 60 lambs, four ewes, and four foals.
\nThe hailstorm caused extensive damage to private property and infrastructure in Stepanavan community. Around 950 households were reportedly affected, with damage to roofs, windows, household plots, solar energy systems, and greenhouses. Approximately 650 vehicles were damaged.
\nPublic infrastructure was also affected, including parks, recreational areas, attractions, and street lighting systems.
\nInformation collection and verification efforts are ongoing, and the number of affected households and the extent of damages may increase as additional information becomes available. ARCS, local authorities, and other relevant stakeholders continue to monitor the situation and identify priority humanitarian needs.
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\nImmediately following the event, the municipality activated the Community Emergency Response Group, of which ARCS is a member. ARCS joined local authorities and the Rescue Service in coordinating response efforts and gathering information on the impact of the hailstorm. Initial activities focused on identifying affected households, documenting damages, and supporting the prioritization of urgent humanitarian needs.
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\nThe hailstorm caused extensive damage to private property and infrastructure in Stepanavan community. Around 950 households were reportedly affected, with damage to roofs, windows, household plots, solar energy systems, and greenhouses. Approximately 650 vehicles were damaged.
\nPublic infrastructure was also affected, including parks, recreational areas, attractions, and street lighting systems.
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Community engagement remains central to controlling Ebola outbreaks, as effective prevention and response depend heavily on trust, awareness, and community participation.\nZambia remains at high risk of Ebola importation due to its strong socio-economic and transport linkages with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) through major border entry points and trading corridors. Although Zambia has not recorded any confirmed positive Ebola cases, two suspected cases have been reported and investigated, highlighting the continued threat of cross-border transmission. Border districts such as Kasumbalesa, Chililabombwe, Kaputa, Mpulungu, Nakonde, Solwezi, and Lusaka experience frequent population movement involving traders, truck drivers, migrant populations, and travelers from affected countries. The risk is further compounded by informal crossing points, limited infection prevention and control (IPC) capacity, and gaps in surveillance and rapid response systems.\nThe Government of Zambia, through the Ministry of Health, has enhanced preparedness measures including surveillance strengthening, risk mapping, screening at points of entry, and readiness assessments in five provinces. However, significant gaps remain in community awareness, rapid response capacity, contact tracing, infection prevention and control, volunteer preparedness, and community-based surveillance.\nDrawing on the expertise in cholera response, epidemic preparedness, risk communication, and community engagement, Zambia Red Cross Society (ZRCS) seeks financial support from Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) to strengthen community-based Ebola preparedness and response interventions in high-risk border districts namely Chililabombwe.\nGiven the continued risk of Ebola importation from neighbouring countries, there is an urgent need for increased investment in surveillance, community engagement, infection prevention and control, volunteer capacity building, and rapid response systems. Support from FCDO will enable ZRCS to complement Government efforts by enhancing preparedness at community and border levels, reducing the risk of transmission, and strengthening Zambia’s capacity to effectively prevent and respond to potential Ebola outbreaks.","translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"updated_at":"2026-06-05T07:29:00.291514Z","id":7970,"slug":null,"parent_event":null,"tab_one_title":"Additional Information","tab_two_title":null,"tab_three_title":null,"emergency_response_contact_email":null,"active_deployments":0,"name":"ZMB: Epidemic - 06-2026 - Epidemic Threat ","summary":"An Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) outbreak was confirmed in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Uganda in May 2026. The outbreak involves the Bundibugyo species of Ebola, for which there is currently no approved vaccine or specific treatment, although research and clinical trials on promising candidates are ongoing. The outbreak is occurring within a complex humanitarian context characterized by insecurity, high population movement, cross-border trade, and densely populated communities, increasing the risk of regional transmission.\nAccording to the World Health Organization (WHO), as of 22 May 2026, the DRC had recorded 89 confirmed Ebola cases and 823 suspected cases, while Uganda had confirmed three additional cases linked to the outbreak. WHO and partners are scaling up support to the affected governments through surveillance strengthening, contact tracing, case management, laboratory support, risk communication, community engagement, and cross-border preparedness interventions. Community engagement remains central to controlling Ebola outbreaks, as effective prevention and response depend heavily on trust, awareness, and community participation.\nZambia remains at high risk of Ebola importation due to its strong socio-economic and transport linkages with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) through major border entry points and trading corridors. Although Zambia has not recorded any confirmed positive Ebola cases, two suspected cases have been reported and investigated, highlighting the continued threat of cross-border transmission. Border districts such as Kasumbalesa, Chililabombwe, Kaputa, Mpulungu, Nakonde, Solwezi, and Lusaka experience frequent population movement involving traders, truck drivers, migrant populations, and travelers from affected countries. The risk is further compounded by informal crossing points, limited infection prevention and control (IPC) capacity, and gaps in surveillance and rapid response systems.\nThe Government of Zambia, through the Ministry of Health, has enhanced preparedness measures including surveillance strengthening, risk mapping, screening at points of entry, and readiness assessments in five provinces. However, significant gaps remain in community awareness, rapid response capacity, contact tracing, infection prevention and control, volunteer preparedness, and community-based surveillance.\nDrawing on the expertise in cholera response, epidemic preparedness, risk communication, and community engagement, Zambia Red Cross Society (ZRCS) seeks financial support from Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) to strengthen community-based Ebola preparedness and response interventions in high-risk border districts namely Chililabombwe.\nGiven the continued risk of Ebola importation from neighbouring countries, there is an urgent need for increased investment in surveillance, community engagement, infection prevention and control, volunteer capacity building, and rapid response systems. 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CVTL jointly with Civil Protection Authority and Civil Protection Municipality services evacuated 23 people (5 families to the 1 traditional house).
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\n100+ residential houses were destroyed across the community. The destruction was not limited to homes: health facilities, places of worship, educational centres and other critical community infrastructure were also damaged, stripping the population of the very services they would ordinarily rely upon in the aftermath of a disaster. The violent winds uprooted numerous mature trees, many of which crashed onto residential buildings and compounded the scale of the damage, while property and household assets worth millions of naira were reported lost.
\nNo fatalities have been reported, and this remains the single point of relief in an otherwise grave situation. However, the human impact is severe. Scores of families have been displaced and rendered homeless, and many have been left without shelter, food, clean water and other basic necessities. With homes flattened and livelihoods disrupted, affected households are now exposed to the elements and to heightened protection and health risks, particularly among women, children, older persons and persons with disabilities, who are typically the most vulnerable in the wake of sudden-onset disasters of this nature.
\nThe community sits within a wider context of recurrent storm and flood hazard across Plateau State and the Nigerian Middle Belt, a pattern that has intensified with the onset of the rainy season. Local authorities have responded at the community level: the Chairman of the Riyom Local Government Council visited the affected area to assess the extent of the damage, to sympathise with the victims, and to announce that a comprehensive damage and needs assessment would be conducted to determine the full scale of losses and to guide appropriate intervention by government and emergency-management agencies. Community stakeholders and ward representatives have appealed for urgent humanitarian support.
\nThe figures contained in this report are drawn from the rapid assessment conducted by the Nigerian Red Cross Society Riyom Division, in coordination with the State Emergency Management Agency and the local authorities.
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\n100+ residential houses were destroyed across the community. The destruction was not limited to homes: health facilities, places of worship, educational centres and other critical community infrastructure were also damaged, stripping the population of the very services they would ordinarily rely upon in the aftermath of a disaster. The violent winds uprooted numerous mature trees, many of which crashed onto residential buildings and compounded the scale of the damage, while property and household assets worth millions of naira were reported lost.
\nNo fatalities have been reported, and this remains the single point of relief in an otherwise grave situation. However, the human impact is severe. Scores of families have been displaced and rendered homeless, and many have been left without shelter, food, clean water and other basic necessities. With homes flattened and livelihoods disrupted, affected households are now exposed to the elements and to heightened protection and health risks, particularly among women, children, older persons and persons with disabilities, who are typically the most vulnerable in the wake of sudden-onset disasters of this nature.
\nThe community sits within a wider context of recurrent storm and flood hazard across Plateau State and the Nigerian Middle Belt, a pattern that has intensified with the onset of the rainy season. Local authorities have responded at the community level: the Chairman of the Riyom Local Government Council visited the affected area to assess the extent of the damage, to sympathise with the victims, and to announce that a comprehensive damage and needs assessment would be conducted to determine the full scale of losses and to guide appropriate intervention by government and emergency-management agencies. Community stakeholders and ward representatives have appealed for urgent humanitarian support.
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\nAccording to preliminary information compiled by the Afghan Red Crescent Society (ARCS), more than 1,587 families were affected. The floods caused 37 deaths and 27 injuries, with 4 cases of missing people reported. Shelter damage was significant, with 15,87 houses completely and partially damaged, particularly in several provinces of Helmand, Kunduz, Herat, Uruzgan, Samangan, Parwan, Kapisa, Kabul, Takhar, Daikundi, Ghor, Baghlan, Sar-e-pul, Badakhshan, Kandahar, Maidan Wardak and Daikundi. In addition, the floods had a severe impact on livelihoods, resulting in the loss of 767 livestock and damage to approximately 2,754 jeribs of agricultural land, further increasing vulnerabilities among farming and pastoral households.
ARCS, through its provincial branches and volunteers, is monitoring the evolving situation and conducting initial assessments in coordination with local authorities and Movement partners. Priority humanitarian needs identified include emergency shelter and essential household items for families whose homes were destroyed or damaged, food assistance and multipurpose cash support, as well as livelihood and agricultural recovery assistance, including livestock support. With possibility of further rainfall, affected communities remain at risk of additional flooding, underscoring the need for timely humanitarian support.
Following heavy and sustained rainfall, flash floods occurred in May 2026 across the country, affecting communities in Helmand, Herat, Uruzgan, Kunduz, Samangan, Parwan, Kapisa, Kabul, Takhar, Daikundi, Ghor, Baghlan, Sar-e-pul, Kandahar, Badakhshan, Maidan Wardak and Daikundi provinces. Low-lying areas and settlements located along riverbeds were particularly impacted. The floods resulted in loss of life, injuries, and widespread damage to shelters, livelihoods and agricultural land, reflecting the broader pattern of seasonal flooding currently affecting several parts of the country.
\nAccording to preliminary information compiled by the Afghan Red Crescent Society (ARCS), more than 1,587 families were affected. The floods caused 37 deaths and 27 injuries, with 4 cases of missing people reported. Shelter damage was significant, with 15,87 houses completely and partially damaged, particularly in several provinces of Helmand, Kunduz, Herat, Uruzgan, Samangan, Parwan, Kapisa, Kabul, Takhar, Daikundi, Ghor, Baghlan, Sar-e-pul, Badakhshan, Kandahar, Maidan Wardak and Daikundi. In addition, the floods had a severe impact on livelihoods, resulting in the loss of 767 livestock and damage to approximately 2,754 jeribs of agricultural land, further increasing vulnerabilities among farming and pastoral households.
ARCS, through its provincial branches and volunteers, is monitoring the evolving situation and conducting initial assessments in coordination with local authorities and Movement partners. Priority humanitarian needs identified include emergency shelter and essential household items for families whose homes were destroyed or damaged, food assistance and multipurpose cash support, as well as livelihood and agricultural recovery assistance, including livestock support. With possibility of further rainfall, affected communities remain at risk of additional flooding, underscoring the need for timely humanitarian support.
An outbreak of an infectious livestock disease, reported as foot-and-mouth disease (FMD), has been confirmed in Altai soum of Bayan-Ulgii Province. Following the confirmation, strict quarantine measures were introduced to prevent further spread of the disease.
\nThe affected area includes the Ulgii–Bugat soum–Altai soum route, where movement has been restricted. People travelling to Ulgii have been warned not to transport raw livestock products, including meat, milk, cashmere, animal hair/fleece, and similar animal-origin materials.
\nThe situation may affect livestock-owning households, herders, local transport, trade of animal products, and movement between soums. Authorities are continuing surveillance and monitoring in the outbreak area to determine the scope of infection and reduce further risks.
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\nA total of 15 mudflows were recorded across the oblast, affecting 313 residential buildings:
\nOn the night of 24–25 May at approximately 23:40, torrential rain caused mudflows that flooded residential areas and infrastructure in Manas city. A state of emergency was declared at 04:00 on 25 May. As of 17:00 on 26 May:
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Planned Actions (RCSK)
\nOn the night of 24–25 May 2026, heavy rainfall triggered mudflows and flash floods in Osh and Jalal-Abad Oblasts in southern Kyrgyzstan. A state of emergency was declared in Manas city (Jalal-Abad Oblast) on 25 May at 04:00. No fatalities have been reported. Cleanup and recovery operations are ongoing in both oblasts.
\nA total of 15 mudflows were recorded across the oblast, affecting 313 residential buildings:
\nOn the night of 24–25 May at approximately 23:40, torrential rain caused mudflows that flooded residential areas and infrastructure in Manas city. A state of emergency was declared at 04:00 on 25 May. As of 17:00 on 26 May:
\n\n
Planned Actions (RCSK)
\nAn earthquake of medium intensity was perceived at 5:53 p.m. today, Monday, May 25, between the regions of Arica and Parinacota and Atacama, reaching a maximum perceived intensity VI Mercalli in the towns of Antofagasta, Tocopilla, Mejillones and Sierra Gorda in the Antofagasta Region.
\nTechnical background:
\n\n
| \n Report of the National Seismological Center (CSN) \n | \n|
| \n Magnitude \n | \n\n 6.9 MWW. \n | \n
| \n Epicenter: \n | \n\n Latitude -22.38; Longitude -68.76 \n | \n
| \n Depth \n | \n\n 114 kilometers. \n | \n
| \n Geographical reference \n | \n\n 20 kilometers northeast of Calama, Antofagasta Region. \n | \n
\n
| \n Report of the Hydrographic and Oceanographic Service of the Navy (SHOA) \n | \n
| \n SHOA indicates that the characteristics of the earthquake do NOT meet the necessary conditions to generate a tsunami on the coasts of Chile. \n | \n
2. SUMMARY OF THE SITUATION:
\n| \n Damage recorded in the Antofagasta Region \n | \n
| \n Commune of Calama: \n- Suspension of care in COSAM (due to structural damage), SAMU (without electricity) and in SAPU norponiente. \n- Minor damage in SAR Calama. \n- Minor damage on Calama's BRIANT. \n- With damage under evaluation are the Valentín Letelier School, the Andrés Bello Basic School and the Salvation Army School, damage evaluations will be carried out tomorrow. \nAntofagasta Commune: \n- The Padre Alberto Hurtado School is under evaluation. \nCommune of San Pedro de Atacama: \n- A rockfall is recorded in the Río Grande sector. \nCommune of Tocopilla: \n- Cracks are reported in the Alto Covadonga housing complex, detachment of material on Route 1. \nCommune of María Elena: \n- Minor damage is recorded in the Church of Quillagua. \n | \n
| \n Connectivity disruptions \n | \n
| \n At the moment, no traffic alterations are reported on the main routes. \n | \n
| \n Alterations of basic services \n | \n
| \n Antofagasta Region: 5,044 customers without electricity supply. \n- Commune of Calama: 4,506 customers without electricity supply. \n- Antofagasta Commune: 366 customers without electricity supply. \n- Mejillones Commune 172 customers without electricity supply. \n | \n
| \n Network Status \n | \n
| \n The operators are operating normally, only 7 sites of the WOM company in the Antofagasta Region are out of service due to battery discharge. \n | \n
According to the information provided by the seismological center of the University of Chile, over 50 minor earthquakes have been recorded in the northern area after this event.
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\nTechnical background:
\n\n
| \n Report of the National Seismological Center (CSN) \n | \n|
| \n Magnitude \n | \n\n 6.9 MWW. \n | \n
| \n Epicenter: \n | \n\n Latitude -22.38; Longitude -68.76 \n | \n
| \n Depth \n | \n\n 114 kilometers. \n | \n
| \n Geographical reference \n | \n\n 20 kilometers northeast of Calama, Antofagasta Region. \n | \n
\n
| \n Report of the Hydrographic and Oceanographic Service of the Navy (SHOA) \n | \n
| \n SHOA indicates that the characteristics of the earthquake do NOT meet the necessary conditions to generate a tsunami on the coasts of Chile. \n | \n
2. SUMMARY OF THE SITUATION:
\n| \n Damage recorded in the Antofagasta Region \n | \n
| \n Commune of Calama: \n- Suspension of care in COSAM (due to structural damage), SAMU (without electricity) and in SAPU norponiente. \n- Minor damage in SAR Calama. \n- Minor damage on Calama's BRIANT. \n- With damage under evaluation are the Valentín Letelier School, the Andrés Bello Basic School and the Salvation Army School, damage evaluations will be carried out tomorrow. \nAntofagasta Commune: \n- The Padre Alberto Hurtado School is under evaluation. \nCommune of San Pedro de Atacama: \n- A rockfall is recorded in the Río Grande sector. \nCommune of Tocopilla: \n- Cracks are reported in the Alto Covadonga housing complex, detachment of material on Route 1. \nCommune of María Elena: \n- Minor damage is recorded in the Church of Quillagua. \n | \n
| \n Connectivity disruptions \n | \n
| \n At the moment, no traffic alterations are reported on the main routes. \n | \n
| \n Alterations of basic services \n | \n
| \n Antofagasta Region: 5,044 customers without electricity supply. \n- Commune of Calama: 4,506 customers without electricity supply. \n- Antofagasta Commune: 366 customers without electricity supply. \n- Mejillones Commune 172 customers without electricity supply. \n | \n
| \n Network Status \n | \n
| \n The operators are operating normally, only 7 sites of the WOM company in the Antofagasta Region are out of service due to battery discharge. \n | \n
According to the information provided by the seismological center of the University of Chile, over 50 minor earthquakes have been recorded in the northern area after this event.
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\nIn addition, an assessment is currently underway by the Beninese Red Cross teams in order to identify humanitarian needs and consider assistance actions for the benefit of the people affected by this situation.
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While CCHF is not primarily transmitted through casual human contact, the scale of population movement and associated animal handling practices could increase opportunities for disease spread and place additional pressure on local health systems.\nGiven the ongoing transmission reported during May 2026, the concentration of cases in high-risk governorates, and the anticipated influx of pilgrims during the Ashura period, there is a critical need for enhanced preparedness and response measures. Priority actions include intensified surveillance, strengthened community engagement, expanded public awareness campaigns, enforcement of safe slaughtering practices, improved tick-control interventions, and continued coordination among the Ministry of Health, Ministry of Agriculture, Veterinary Services, local authorities, humanitarian partners, and the Iraqi Red Crescent Society. Given the evolving epidemiological situation and the anticipated increase in population movement during upcoming religious events, immediate and coordinated preparedness and response actions are required to mitigate public health risks and support affected communities.","translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"updated_at":"2026-06-11T11:13:10.711392Z","id":7979,"slug":null,"parent_event":null,"tab_one_title":"Additional Information","tab_two_title":null,"tab_three_title":null,"emergency_response_contact_email":null,"active_deployments":0,"name":"IRQ: Epidemic - 05-2026 - Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever (CCHF) in Iraq/IRCS ","summary":"Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever (CCHF) remains a significant public health concern in Iraq during the 2026 seasonal transmission period. The disease, which is endemic in the country, is primarily associated with exposure to infected ticks, direct contact with infected livestock, and handling of contaminated animal blood and tissues during slaughtering and meat processing activities. Iraq continues to experience seasonal increases in CCHF cases during late spring and early summer, corresponding with heightened livestock movement, agricultural activities, and increased human-animal interaction. \nAccording to official reports from the Iraqi Ministry of Health and publicly available surveillance updates, Iraq recorded a continued rise in confirmed CCHF cases during May 2026. By 24 May 2026, reported infections and associated fatalities had been documented across multiple governorates, confirming ongoing transmission and reinforcing concerns regarding the expansion of disease activity during the peak transmission season. Thiqar Governorate emerged as the most affected area, accounting for the highest number of reported cases nationwide, while additional infections were reported in other southern and central governorates, including Diyala, Kirkuk, Basra, Maysan, Wasit, and Baghdad. The epidemiological situation observed in 2026 reflects patterns documented in previous years, where the highest burden of disease occurs between May and July. Historical surveillance data from Iraq indicate that southern governorates consistently experience the greatest impact due to a combination of livestock density, agricultural livelihoods, informal slaughtering practices, and environmental conditions favourable to tick proliferation. High-risk population groups continue to include livestock breeders, butchers, veterinarians, slaughterhouse workers, animal traders, and rural households engaged in animal husbandry. \nDuring coordination meetings held between the Iraqi Red Crescent Society, the Ministry of Health, Veterinary Directorates, and Governorate Health Directorates, stakeholders highlighted the need for strengthened surveillance, community awareness, risk communication, and integrated One Health interventions to mitigate further transmission. Discussions emphasized the importance of coordinated action between public health and veterinary authorities to improve early detection, enhance infection prevention measures, and reduce community exposure to identified risk factors. The current situation is further compounded by the approaching Ashura commemorations, one of the largest annual mass gatherings in Iraq, expected to attract millions of pilgrims to Karbala and other religious centres, including Najaf, Baghdad, Babil, Wasit, Maysan, thiqar, and Basra. Increased population movement, temporary food preparation sites, informal slaughtering activities, and heightened demand for livestock products may elevate the risk of exposure to infected animals and contaminated materials. While CCHF is not primarily transmitted through casual human contact, the scale of population movement and associated animal handling practices could increase opportunities for disease spread and place additional pressure on local health systems.\nGiven the ongoing transmission reported during May 2026, the concentration of cases in high-risk governorates, and the anticipated influx of pilgrims during the Ashura period, there is a critical need for enhanced preparedness and response measures. Priority actions include intensified surveillance, strengthened community engagement, expanded public awareness campaigns, enforcement of safe slaughtering practices, improved tick-control interventions, and continued coordination among the Ministry of Health, Ministry of Agriculture, Veterinary Services, local authorities, humanitarian partners, and the Iraqi Red Crescent Society. Given the evolving epidemiological situation and the anticipated increase in population movement during upcoming religious events, immediate and coordinated preparedness and response actions are required to mitigate public health risks and support affected communities.","translation_module_original_language":"en"},{"dtype":{"id":12,"name":"Flood","summary":"","translation_module_original_language":"en"},"countries":[{"iso":"TL","iso3":"TLS","id":210,"record_type":1,"record_type_display":"Country","region":2,"independent":true,"is_deprecated":false,"fdrs":"DTL001","average_household_size":null,"society_name":"Timor-Leste Red Cross Society","name":"Timor-Leste","translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"num_affected":null,"ifrc_severity_level":0,"ifrc_severity_level_display":"Yellow","ifrc_severity_level_update_date":null,"glide":"","disaster_start_date":"2026-05-23T00:00:00Z","created_at":"2026-05-26T00:36:29.255120Z","auto_generated":true,"appeals":[],"is_featured":false,"is_featured_region":false,"field_reports":[{"status":9,"contacts":[{"ctype":"Originator","name":"Emidia Belo","title":"Disaster Management Coordinator","email":"emidiabelo_cvtl@redcross.tl","phone":"+670 77337753","id":59444},{"ctype":"NationalSociety","name":"Agapito da Silva","title":"Secretary General","email":"agapitodasilva_cvtl@redcross.tl","phone":"+670 77297160","id":59445}],"countries":[{"iso":"TL","iso3":"TLS","id":210,"record_type":1,"record_type_display":"Country","region":2,"independent":true,"is_deprecated":false,"fdrs":"DTL001","average_household_size":null,"society_name":"Timor-Leste Red Cross Society","name":"Timor-Leste","translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"created_at":"2026-06-22T09:40:36.312759Z","updated_at":"2026-06-22T09:40:36.373983Z","report_date":"2026-06-22T09:40:36.298126Z","id":18421,"is_covid_report":false,"num_injured":0,"num_dead":0,"num_missing":0,"num_affected":371,"num_displaced":397,"epi_num_dead":null,"num_assisted":397,"num_localstaff":4,"num_volunteers":4,"num_expats_delegates":0,"gov_num_injured":0,"gov_num_dead":0,"gov_num_missing":0,"gov_num_affected":371,"gov_num_displaced":382,"gov_num_assisted":362,"other_num_injured":0,"other_num_dead":0,"other_num_missing":0,"other_num_affected":0,"other_num_displaced":null,"other_num_assisted":null,"num_potentially_affected":null,"gov_num_potentially_affected":null,"other_num_potentially_affected":null,"num_highest_risk":null,"gov_num_highest_risk":null,"other_num_highest_risk":null,"affected_pop_centres":null,"gov_affected_pop_centres":null,"other_affected_pop_centres":null,"epi_cases":null,"epi_suspected_cases":null,"epi_probable_cases":null,"epi_confirmed_cases":null,"epi_figures_source":null,"epi_figures_source_display":null,"epi_cases_since_last_fr":null,"epi_deaths_since_last_fr":null,"epi_notes_since_last_fr":null,"visibility":3,"visibility_display":"Public","request_assistance":false,"ns_request_assistance":false,"notes_health":null,"notes_ns":null,"notes_socioeco":null,"recent_affected":1,"summary":"TLS: Flood - 06-2026 - Flood Response #2 (2026-06-22)","description":"Heavy Rain occurred on 19/06/2026 at 23:00 with strong intensity.
\nAccording to information from the Head of Beilaco sub Village that heavy rain affected the community's house at 04:20 more than a few minutes, almost 10 households were affected by flooding, and 3 households were severely affected by flooding and failed to save their food.
\nCVTL Covalima response team has contacted local leader to evacuate to the safer area as CVTL CVTL team couldn’t pass to the affected communites as the bridge collapse. Community in Beilaco erquest for support normalize the river to prevent for future flooding.
\nAt the same time, based on the information from the Head of Akar-Laran Village that heavy rain affected the community's house in an hour more than a few minutes. On 20/06/2026, the Village Head contacted the Fire Commander (Civil Protection Authority/CPA to evacuate the communities because the situation was serious, as the heavy rain continue to rise. Around 116 families (particularly vulnerable people) have evacuated to designated evacuation center in Covalima town and the President of Municipality in coordination with Ministry of Social Solidarity and Includison (MSSI) have distributed hot meals to affected families.
\nOn the 21st, the CPA and CVTL teams conitnue monitored the situation and as the rain is low intensity; they have returned families to their home.
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\nIn response to this situation, Cruz Vermelha de Timor-Leste (CVTL), together with the Fire Department and CPA, immediately evacuated affected communities to safer locations. In addition, the team also conducted a rapid assessment to identify priority community needs in the affected areas.
\nThe assessment implementation in each area faced different challenges, particularly related to the condition of road access to the affected locations. In Sikoni Village, flooding occurred on May 12–13, 2026, but an assessment could only be conducted on May 22, 2026, due to damaged road infrastructure that hampered access to the area. The assessment results indicated that most affected households did not suffer significant damage to their homes or important assets.
\nMeanwhile, an assessment in Beco Village was conducted on May 24, 2026. Based on the results, several affected households suffered damage to clothing and important documents due to the flood, although overall there was no significant damage to the structure of their homes or other key assets.
\nIn Beco Village, Covalima Municipality, CVTL, together with the Fire Department, also supported the evacuation of six affected households to safer locations, primarily to the homes of relatives or nearby neighbours.
\nIn Turiskai, Ainaro municipality, the landslide has blocked the road and disrupt the movement. The public works will immediately fix the road.
","translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"updated_at":"2026-05-26T00:36:29.255124Z","id":7955,"slug":null,"parent_event":null,"tab_one_title":"Additional Information","tab_two_title":null,"tab_three_title":null,"emergency_response_contact_email":null,"active_deployments":0,"name":"TLS: Flood - 05-2026 - Flood Response-Covalima ","summary":"Moderate to heavy rainfall was recorded on May 23, 2026 in Sikoni Village, Manatuto Municipality, and in Kasabauk, Tazhilin, and Beco Villages, Covalima Municipality. The rainfall during this period caused an increase in river water levels, which then triggered flooding in Tazhilin, Beco, and Kasabauk Villages (Covalima), as well as Sikoni Village (Manatuto).
\nIn response to this situation, Cruz Vermelha de Timor-Leste (CVTL), together with the Fire Department and CPA, immediately evacuated affected communities to safer locations. In addition, the team also conducted a rapid assessment to identify priority community needs in the affected areas.
\nThe assessment implementation in each area faced different challenges, particularly related to the condition of road access to the affected locations. In Sikoni Village, flooding occurred on May 12–13, 2026, but an assessment could only be conducted on May 22, 2026, due to damaged road infrastructure that hampered access to the area. The assessment results indicated that most affected households did not suffer significant damage to their homes or important assets.
\nMeanwhile, an assessment in Beco Village was conducted on May 24, 2026. Based on the results, several affected households suffered damage to clothing and important documents due to the flood, although overall there was no significant damage to the structure of their homes or other key assets.
\nIn Beco Village, Covalima Municipality, CVTL, together with the Fire Department, also supported the evacuation of six affected households to safer locations, primarily to the homes of relatives or nearby neighbours.
\nIn Turiskai, Ainaro municipality, the landslide has blocked the road and disrupt the movement. The public works will immediately fix the road.
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\nAccording to the information provided by the Volcanological Observatory of the Southern Andes (OVDAS) of the National Geology and Mining Service (SERNAGEOMIN), the Nevado de Longaví Volcano changes its technical alert to Green level
\nIn relation to the Volcanic Activity Report (RAV), issued during this day, it indicates that, between June 16 and 30, it is indicated that the volcano presents a decrease in seismic activity compared to the previous period, returning to levels considered usual for this volcano.
\nThe seismicity recorded remains with low occurrence and energy, mainly associated with isolated volcano-tectonic events. Likewise, no superficial anomalies or relevant changes in the available monitoring parameters are recognized, which is interpreted as a context within base levels.
\nIn consideration of this technical background provided by SERNAGEOMIN, and in coordination with the Regional Presidential Delegation of Maule, the Regional Directorate of SENAPRED maintains the Preventive Early Warning for the communes of Longaví, Linares and Colbún, due to the activity of the Nevado de Longaví Volcano. which is in force from May 22, 2026 and until the conditions warrant it.
\nFinally, SERNAGEOMIN continues the permanent monitoring of the volcano online and the Regional Directorate of SENAPRED will maintain coordination with the members of the Regional System of Disaster Prevention and Response to timely alert and provide an adequate response to possible emergency situations resulting from the volcanic condition.
\nAccording to the information provided by the National Geology and Mining Service (SERNAGEOMIN), through the analysis carried out by the Volcanological Observatory of the Southern Andes (OVDAS) and product of the activity of the Nevado de Longavi volcano, On May 22, the Maule Regional Presidential Delegation, together with the regional SENAPRED, issued a basic reporton the safety perimeter for the Nevado de Longaví Volcano, with background information on the technical report corresponding to SERNAGEOMIN.
\nThis report indicates that as of May 20 there has been an increase in the internal activity of the volcano, highlighting so far 4 events with magnitude greater than 3.0, considered moderate to high energy. Thus, the event of greater local magnitude (4.3 ML) was recorded on May 20 at 00:49 hours, being the event of the highest local magnitude recorded to date in this volcanic system since the implementation of the instrumental monitoring network.
\nOn the other hand, this increase in seismicity represents a relevant change in the internal activity of the volcano, characterized by the appearance of a new seismic source located approximately 4 to 5 km southwest of the crater, with depths close to 3 km.
\nBased on this technical background, which entails an increase in the risk associated with this volcanic variable, in coordination with the Regional Presidential Delegation of Maule, the Regional Directorate of SENAPRED Declares Security Perimeter for the commune of Longaví in accordance with Exempt Resolution No. 234 of May 25, 2026, around a radius of 3 km from the summit of the volcano.
\nBased on this background, the restriction of access to the indicated area is indicated, a process that involves the deployment of resources and capacities of local systems, which will be reinforced by regional and national systems, in a phased manner and as required.
\nIt is worth mentioning that the Preventive Early Warning for the commune of Longaví due to the activity of the Nevados de Longaví volcano remains in force , which has been in force since May 22, 2026 and until conditions warrant it.
\n2. TECHNICAL BACKGROUND:
\nThe National Geology and Mining Service (SERNAGEOMIN), through the analysis carried out by the Volcanological Observatory of the Southern Andes (OVDAS), has issued to date 5 Special Reports of Volcanic Activity (REAV) related to earthquakes of Volcano-Tectonic rock fracturing (May 20 at 01:15; 03:00 and 08:00 and May 22 08:50 and 18:00 hours).
\nIn relation to the last REAV issued on May 22, the volcano continues to register volcano-tectonic seismicity, although with a lower rate of occurrence compared to previous days. On the other hand, from the \"Retama\" camera no evident changes in surface activity are observed. In this scenario, and considering the previously exposed background, the activity recorded shows a destabilization of the base level of the volcanic system. In particular, the energetic nature of the episode, its temporal persistence, the occurrence of VT events with magnitudes greater than ML 3.0 and the identification of a new seismic source allow us to establish that the system is at a higher level of activity than that usually observed since the beginning of its instrumental monitoring. Therefore, the change from volcanic technical alert level to yellow is determined.
\nFinally, although there is no record of historical eruptive activity in the volcano, given the signs of internal instability observed during the last few days, it is not ruled out that sudden and precursor-free low-magnitude explosions will affect the upper part of the volcanic edifice, around a radius of 3 km from the summit.
\n","translation_module_original_language":"es"}],"updated_at":"2026-05-26T16:03:05.625567Z","id":7958,"slug":null,"parent_event":null,"tab_one_title":"Additional Information","tab_two_title":null,"tab_three_title":null,"emergency_response_contact_email":null,"active_deployments":0,"name":"CHL: Volcanic eruption - 05-2026 - VOLCANIC ACTIVITY NEVADOS DE LONGAVI ","summary":"
According to the information provided by the National Geology and Mining Service (SERNAGEOMIN), through the analysis carried out by the Volcanological Observatory of the Southern Andes (OVDAS) and product of the activity of the Nevado de Longavi volcano, On May 22, the Maule Regional Presidential Delegation, together with the regional SENAPRED, issued a basic reporton the safety perimeter for the Nevado de Longaví Volcano, with background information on the technical report corresponding to SERNAGEOMIN.
\nThis report indicates that as of May 20 there has been an increase in the internal activity of the volcano, highlighting so far 4 events with magnitude greater than 3.0, considered moderate to high energy. Thus, the event of greater local magnitude (4.3 ML) was recorded on May 20 at 00:49 hours, being the event of the highest local magnitude recorded to date in this volcanic system since the implementation of the instrumental monitoring network.
\nOn the other hand, this increase in seismicity represents a relevant change in the internal activity of the volcano, characterized by the appearance of a new seismic source located approximately 4 to 5 km southwest of the crater, with depths close to 3 km.
\nBased on this technical background, which entails an increase in the risk associated with this volcanic variable, in coordination with the Regional Presidential Delegation of Maule, the Regional Directorate of SENAPRED Declares Security Perimeter for the commune of Longaví in accordance with Exempt Resolution No. 234 of May 25, 2026, around a radius of 3 km from the summit of the volcano.
\nBased on this background, the restriction of access to the indicated area is indicated, a process that involves the deployment of resources and capacities of local systems, which will be reinforced by regional and national systems, in a phased manner and as required.
\nIt is worth mentioning that the Preventive Early Warning for the commune of Longaví due to the activity of the Nevados de Longaví volcano remains in force , which has been in force since May 22, 2026 and until conditions warrant it.
\n2. TECHNICAL BACKGROUND:
\nThe National Geology and Mining Service (SERNAGEOMIN), through the analysis carried out by the Volcanological Observatory of the Southern Andes (OVDAS), has issued to date 5 Special Reports of Volcanic Activity (REAV) related to earthquakes of Volcano-Tectonic rock fracturing (May 20 at 01:15; 03:00 and 08:00 and May 22 08:50 and 18:00 hours).
\nIn relation to the last REAV issued on May 22, the volcano continues to register volcano-tectonic seismicity, although with a lower rate of occurrence compared to previous days. On the other hand, from the \"Retama\" camera no evident changes in surface activity are observed. In this scenario, and considering the previously exposed background, the activity recorded shows a destabilization of the base level of the volcanic system. In particular, the energetic nature of the episode, its temporal persistence, the occurrence of VT events with magnitudes greater than ML 3.0 and the identification of a new seismic source allow us to establish that the system is at a higher level of activity than that usually observed since the beginning of its instrumental monitoring. Therefore, the change from volcanic technical alert level to yellow is determined.
\nFinally, although there is no record of historical eruptive activity in the volcano, given the signs of internal instability observed during the last few days, it is not ruled out that sudden and precursor-free low-magnitude explosions will affect the upper part of the volcanic edifice, around a radius of 3 km from the summit.
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The late-May 2026 floods were one of Moldova’s sharpest localized hydrometeorological shocks in recent months, with Călărași and Ungheni identified by the government as the most affected districts after the torrential rains of 22 May. The damage profile was dominated by flooded households, damaged roads, pressure on dams and lakes, disrupted rail traffic, and agricultural losses. The human impact was serious but uneven: the confirmed district-level reporting shows at least one death in Călărași, multiple rescue operations, households inundated in both districts, and preventive evacuation planning for additional residents at risk. As of 28 May 2026, authorities were still assessing total monetary losses, so the available picture is operational and preliminary rather than final.
\nThe heavy precipitation led to rapid water level rises in rivers, streams, and artificial reservoirs, resulting in multiple cascading impacts:
\nThe combination of saturated soils and high runoff intensity significantly amplified the destructive capacity of the floods.
\nThe strongest cross-source figures available so far show that across the wider affected zone of Călărași, Strășeni, Ungheni, and Criuleni, the floods damaged or inundated 25 localities, affected 69 households, threatened around 400 households, flooded about 400 hectares of farmland, and damaged 55 km of roads. These are important numbers because they come from the crisis-management structure after the first response phase, so they likely reflect a more consolidated operational picture than the first-night reports. However, they are not yet final compensation figures.
What happened
The triggering event was the 22 May storm system, which brought torrential rain, strong winds, and major water accumulation. Moldova’s authorities shifted into crisis mode, with emergency teams, police, road services, rail services, and local authorities deployed to pump water, reinforce dikes, reopen transport links, and secure high-risk areas. The government explicitly said that Călărași and Ungheni were the hardest-hit districts. gov.md IGSU
The disaster affected dozens of localities across at least two key districts, with secondary impacts reported in neighboring areas.
\nCălărași: damage analysis
Călărași appears to have suffered the most intense direct household and infrastructure shock. The immediate crisis was tied to dam failure/partial rupture, especially around Hîrjauca and Mîndra, where multiple reports say over 40 households were affected. Radio Moldova also reported that in Mîndra six households were completely destroyed, while many courtyards, wells, and agricultural plots were flooded. Local officials further said that in some mayoralties 70–80% of infrastructure was affected, with bridges and local transport links damaged. Radio Moldova Radio Moldova
Human impact in Călărași was severe. The government confirmed the death of a 48-year-old man in Dereneu, linked to the flooding and heavy rains. Residents were trapped in houses and vehicles, and emergency services prepared for wider preventive evacuation around Bularda/Hîrbovăț if dikes failed. One operational report noted preparations for possible evacuation of over 20 households, while a TVR Moldova report said a field camp was readied for more than 200 people in case conditions worsened. Persons at the “Codru” sanatorium were also evacuated preventively.
From an analytical perspective, Călărași’s vulnerability was not just rainfall intensity. It was the combination of intense runoff, small-basin/dam failure, and cascade effects from connected lakes and drainage channels. That made the district especially prone to sudden, high-energy flooding that damaged homes, roads, yards, wells, and local agricultural assets rather than only causing shallow standing water.
Ungheni: damage analysis
Ungheni’s impact pattern looks broader geographically but somewhat less concentrated in destroyed homes than Călărași, at least from the public reporting now available. The government said 11 localities in Ungheni district were affected. Emergency reports and media coverage describe flooded households and basements, people stranded in vehicles or on rooftops, and drainage work in both rural settlements and the town.
The key infrastructure signal in Ungheni was instability around water bodies and transport links. In Rădenii Vechi, landslides damaged two bridges in Novaia Nicolaevca. Authorities also reported an alarming situation at Lake Delia, which had accumulated water from failed upstream basins, while controlled water release operations took place near Mănoilești and Cornova to reduce pressure. Floodwater was also removed from multiple households, basements, and a kindergarten in Ungheni.
Ungheni was also significant in the rescue and transport-disruption dimension. Multiple calls for help were recorded there, including incidents with people trapped in vehicles and on rooftops. Rail disruption near Pârlița temporarily stopped the Chișinău–Kyiv train with 142 passengers, illustrating that the flood impact extended beyond houses into inter-district mobility and economic connectivity.
Key human impact indicators include:
\nThe public reporting allows a careful estimate of population impact, but not yet a precise district-by-district headcount.
What is solid:
- 69 households were actually affected across the four main districts. Moldpres
- More than 400 households were considered at risk, but authorities say they were protected through dike reinforcement and drainage operations. Moldpres
- In Călărași, over 40 households were flooded in Hîrjauca and Mîndra, and more than 20 households were under evacuation contingency in Bularda/Hîrbovăț. Radio Moldova Moldpres
- In Ungheni, 11 localities were affected, with flooded households, a kindergarten, damaged bridges, and multiple rescue incidents.
What remains uncertain:
- There is no finalized official headcount of people directly affected in Călărași and Ungheni alone.
- There is also no final published monetary damage estimate yet.
- One media roundup referred to two deaths across Călărași and Ungheni, but the clearest official district-level confirmation currently available is one death in Dereneu, Călărași.
Based on household estimates and rural population density, the directly affected population is estimated at several hundred people, while the indirectly affected population (service disruption, mobility constraints, power outages, and economic losses) likely extends to several thousand residents across the two districts.
\nThe main analytical conclusion is that Călărași suffered the more destructive household and infrastructure blow, while Ungheni experienced wider spatial disruption and acute water-management stress, especially around lakes, slopes, and transport corridors. This distinction matters for recovery planning: Călărași needs more household reconstruction and local infrastructure repair, while Ungheni may need stronger slope stability, drainage, and basin management measures.
Why these floods were so damaging
The event shows a classic compound local flood pattern:
1. Short, intense rainfall
2. Overflow and failure pressure on ponds/dikes
3. Cascade effects between connected basins
4. Localized flash flooding in villages
5. Secondary impacts on roads, rail, wells, and farmland
That combination explains why relatively small localities could suffer disproportionate destruction. In other words, this was not only a “rain event”; it was a water-retention and drainage system stress event.
Authorities at national and local levels activated emergency mechanisms:
\nThe situation remains dynamic, with residual risks linked to:
\nOn 26 May 2026, the leadership of the Red Cross Society of Moldova (MRCS), together with regional directors from affected districts, conducted a field visit to Călărași district, one of the areas most severely impacted by recent flooding caused by heavy rainfall. The mission aimed to assess field conditions, identify urgent community needs, and determine appropriate humanitarian support.
\nIn Dereneu village, discussions with local authorities focused on flood impacts, damage to households, and coordination of emergency response efforts. The MRCS team also met with a bereaved family affected by the disaster to express institutional solidarity and assess immediate support needs.
\nIn the Bularda area, the delegation met with GIES (IGSU) emergency responders engaged in flood protection works, including embankment reinforcement using sandbags and the creation of diversion channels. The team also reviewed ongoing emergency infrastructure measures and identified operational needs for responders and affected communities.
\nIn Mândra village, field visits to affected households were carried out in coordination with social workers to assess urgent humanitarian needs, including material assistance and psychosocial support for vulnerable families.
\nMRCS reaffirmed its continued presence in the affected areas and its commitment to provide humanitarian assistance, psychosocial support, and coordination with local authorities. The organization emphasized its role in strengthening local response capacity and community resilience in line with its humanitarian mandate.
\nBy 27–28 May, authorities indicated that the immediate flood danger had been reduced through dike strengthening, pumping, and controlled drainage, but the recovery phase was only beginning. The local emergency commissions were still inventorying losses, and support from local budgets plus central government top-ups was being considered. That means the current picture is best read as initial impact analysis, not a completed loss-and-needs assessment.
Călărași and Ungheni were the epicenter of Moldova’s May 2026 flood emergency. Călărași suffered the heaviest direct destruction to homes and local infrastructure, including dam-related flooding and at least one confirmed death. Ungheni experienced widespread multi-locality flooding, bridge damage, water-basin instability, and transport disruption. The total economic loss is still being assessed, but the event already shows a major combined impact on households, roads, farmland, and local resilience.
Update on situation (15.06.2026)
\nThe destruction escalated during the weekend of June 6–7, when rescuers executed 37 emergency missions in a single day. During this wave, 100 households were hit in Gangura (Ialoveni district) and 20 households in Gribova (Drochia district). As the heavy rains persisted into June 11–12, emergency teams launched over 30 rapid interventions, including 25 missions in the Telenești district alone to pump out flooded cellars and tow stranded vehicles.
\nThe infrastructure also suffered heavy damage. The extreme water pressure completely ruptured 1 protection dam in Hîrjauca, damaged 2 bridges due to landslides in Rădenii Vechi, and temporarily halted 3 trains as mud and debris covered the railway tracks.
\nAs of 7 June 2026, the Red Cross Society of Moldova had provided humanitarian assistance to 176 families affected by severe weather conditions in the districts of Călărași, Strășeni, Ungheni, Basarabeasca, Drochia.
\nIn addition to supporting affected households, the Red Cross Society of Moldova also assisted emergency response operations. In Bularda, where reinforcement works were carried out to strengthen a protective dam and prevent further flooding, food supplies were provided to the personnel involved in these operations.
\nAssessments continue in the affected communities, and the organization is closely monitoring the evolving situation and the needs of the population. Subject to available resources, the response will be expanded through the distribution of essential household items, hygiene and cleaning kits, and other forms of assistance for the most vulnerable families.
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\nThe heavy precipitation led to rapid water level rises in rivers, streams, and artificial reservoirs, resulting in multiple cascading impacts:
\nThe combination of saturated soils and high runoff intensity significantly amplified the destructive capacity of the floods.
\nThe strongest cross-source figures available so far show that across the wider affected zone of Călărași, Strășeni, Ungheni, and Criuleni, the floods damaged or inundated 25 localities, affected 69 households, threatened around 400 households, flooded about 400 hectares of farmland, and damaged 55 km of roads. These are important numbers because they come from the crisis-management structure after the first response phase, so they likely reflect a more consolidated operational picture than the first-night reports. However, they are not yet final compensation figures.
What happened
The triggering event was the 22 May storm system, which brought torrential rain, strong winds, and major water accumulation. Moldova’s authorities shifted into crisis mode, with emergency teams, police, road services, rail services, and local authorities deployed to pump water, reinforce dikes, reopen transport links, and secure high-risk areas. The government explicitly said that Călărași and Ungheni were the hardest-hit districts. gov.md IGSU
The disaster affected dozens of localities across at least two key districts, with secondary impacts reported in neighboring areas.
\nCălărași: damage analysis
Călărași appears to have suffered the most intense direct household and infrastructure shock. The immediate crisis was tied to dam failure/partial rupture, especially around Hîrjauca and Mîndra, where multiple reports say over 40 households were affected. Radio Moldova also reported that in Mîndra six households were completely destroyed, while many courtyards, wells, and agricultural plots were flooded. Local officials further said that in some mayoralties 70–80% of infrastructure was affected, with bridges and local transport links damaged. Radio Moldova Radio Moldova
Human impact in Călărași was severe. The government confirmed the death of a 48-year-old man in Dereneu, linked to the flooding and heavy rains. Residents were trapped in houses and vehicles, and emergency services prepared for wider preventive evacuation around Bularda/Hîrbovăț if dikes failed. One operational report noted preparations for possible evacuation of over 20 households, while a TVR Moldova report said a field camp was readied for more than 200 people in case conditions worsened. Persons at the “Codru” sanatorium were also evacuated preventively.
From an analytical perspective, Călărași’s vulnerability was not just rainfall intensity. It was the combination of intense runoff, small-basin/dam failure, and cascade effects from connected lakes and drainage channels. That made the district especially prone to sudden, high-energy flooding that damaged homes, roads, yards, wells, and local agricultural assets rather than only causing shallow standing water.
Ungheni: damage analysis
Ungheni’s impact pattern looks broader geographically but somewhat less concentrated in destroyed homes than Călărași, at least from the public reporting now available. The government said 11 localities in Ungheni district were affected. Emergency reports and media coverage describe flooded households and basements, people stranded in vehicles or on rooftops, and drainage work in both rural settlements and the town.
The key infrastructure signal in Ungheni was instability around water bodies and transport links. In Rădenii Vechi, landslides damaged two bridges in Novaia Nicolaevca. Authorities also reported an alarming situation at Lake Delia, which had accumulated water from failed upstream basins, while controlled water release operations took place near Mănoilești and Cornova to reduce pressure. Floodwater was also removed from multiple households, basements, and a kindergarten in Ungheni.
Ungheni was also significant in the rescue and transport-disruption dimension. Multiple calls for help were recorded there, including incidents with people trapped in vehicles and on rooftops. Rail disruption near Pârlița temporarily stopped the Chișinău–Kyiv train with 142 passengers, illustrating that the flood impact extended beyond houses into inter-district mobility and economic connectivity.
Key human impact indicators include:
\nThe public reporting allows a careful estimate of population impact, but not yet a precise district-by-district headcount.
What is solid:
- 69 households were actually affected across the four main districts. Moldpres
- More than 400 households were considered at risk, but authorities say they were protected through dike reinforcement and drainage operations. Moldpres
- In Călărași, over 40 households were flooded in Hîrjauca and Mîndra, and more than 20 households were under evacuation contingency in Bularda/Hîrbovăț. Radio Moldova Moldpres
- In Ungheni, 11 localities were affected, with flooded households, a kindergarten, damaged bridges, and multiple rescue incidents.
What remains uncertain:
- There is no finalized official headcount of people directly affected in Călărași and Ungheni alone.
- There is also no final published monetary damage estimate yet.
- One media roundup referred to two deaths across Călărași and Ungheni, but the clearest official district-level confirmation currently available is one death in Dereneu, Călărași.
Based on household estimates and rural population density, the directly affected population is estimated at several hundred people, while the indirectly affected population (service disruption, mobility constraints, power outages, and economic losses) likely extends to several thousand residents across the two districts.
\nThe main analytical conclusion is that Călărași suffered the more destructive household and infrastructure blow, while Ungheni experienced wider spatial disruption and acute water-management stress, especially around lakes, slopes, and transport corridors. This distinction matters for recovery planning: Călărași needs more household reconstruction and local infrastructure repair, while Ungheni may need stronger slope stability, drainage, and basin management measures.
Why these floods were so damaging
The event shows a classic compound local flood pattern:
1. Short, intense rainfall
2. Overflow and failure pressure on ponds/dikes
3. Cascade effects between connected basins
4. Localized flash flooding in villages
5. Secondary impacts on roads, rail, wells, and farmland
That combination explains why relatively small localities could suffer disproportionate destruction. In other words, this was not only a “rain event”; it was a water-retention and drainage system stress event.
Authorities at national and local levels activated emergency mechanisms:
\nThe situation remains dynamic, with residual risks linked to:
\nOn 26 May 2026, the leadership of the Red Cross Society of Moldova (MRCS), together with regional directors from affected districts, conducted a field visit to Călărași district, one of the areas most severely impacted by recent flooding caused by heavy rainfall. The mission aimed to assess field conditions, identify urgent community needs, and determine appropriate humanitarian support.
\nIn Dereneu village, discussions with local authorities focused on flood impacts, damage to households, and coordination of emergency response efforts. The MRCS team also met with a bereaved family affected by the disaster to express institutional solidarity and assess immediate support needs.
\nIn the Bularda area, the delegation met with GIES (IGSU) emergency responders engaged in flood protection works, including embankment reinforcement using sandbags and the creation of diversion channels. The team also reviewed ongoing emergency infrastructure measures and identified operational needs for responders and affected communities.
\nIn Mândra village, field visits to affected households were carried out in coordination with social workers to assess urgent humanitarian needs, including material assistance and psychosocial support for vulnerable families.
\nMRCS reaffirmed its continued presence in the affected areas and its commitment to provide humanitarian assistance, psychosocial support, and coordination with local authorities. The organization emphasized its role in strengthening local response capacity and community resilience in line with its humanitarian mandate.
\nBy 27–28 May, authorities indicated that the immediate flood danger had been reduced through dike strengthening, pumping, and controlled drainage, but the recovery phase was only beginning. The local emergency commissions were still inventorying losses, and support from local budgets plus central government top-ups was being considered. That means the current picture is best read as initial impact analysis, not a completed loss-and-needs assessment.
Călărași and Ungheni were the epicenter of Moldova’s May 2026 flood emergency. Călărași suffered the heaviest direct destruction to homes and local infrastructure, including dam-related flooding and at least one confirmed death. Ungheni experienced widespread multi-locality flooding, bridge damage, water-basin instability, and transport disruption. The total economic loss is still being assessed, but the event already shows a major combined impact on households, roads, farmland, and local resilience.
The hydrometeorological crisis that affected the Republic of Moldova from late May through mid-June 2026 caused widespread flooding and infrastructure damage across multiple regions, directly affecting an estimated up to 1,000 people. According to information from the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations (GIES), the National Crisis Management Center (CNMC), and local authorities, the severe weather impacted communities in 15 districts and municipalities.
The first wave of torrential rainfall and flash floods of 22 May 2026. On 23 May, the Prime Minister visited Călărași district together with the Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development, the Minister of Internal Affairs and the Minister of Environment. The Government reported that the most affected districts were Călărași and Ungheni.
In Călărași district, the Government identified Hîrjăuca and Mîndra as the most serious locations after the rupture of a protective dam. In Ungheni district, 11 localities were reported as affected. The Government also confirmed one fatality in Dereneu, Călărași district: a 48-year-old man died in circumstances associated with the heavy rains and floods recorded the previous evening.
\nGeneral Inspectorate for Emergency Situations (GIES) interventions included pumping water, clearing fallen trees, removing dangerous objects, and conducting search-and-rescue operations. 85 specialized vehicles and more than 300 staff were deployed. It also reported temporary impacts on road and railway traffic, followed by restoration of rail movement, and partial electricity disruptions, followed by repair and reconnection works.
official reporting, the torrential rains affected 25 localities across four districts: Călărași, Strășeni, Ungheni and Criuleni.
The impact was concentrated at household, agricultural and local-infrastructure level. In total, 69 households were directly affected by flooding. At the same time, approximately 400 households were considered at risk of being flooded, but were protected through rapid emergency measures, including reinforcement of protective dikes, digging of drainage trenches and controlled evacuation of water. The floods also affected agricultural land and road infrastructure. Approximately 400 hectares of farmland were flooded, while around 55 km of roads were affected.
\nAccording to National Crisis Management Center (CNMC), three dikes were at risk of failure within a chain of seven water-storage basins. Emergency teams worked continuously for 72 hours to reinforce these dikes using sandbags and specialized protective film. Drainage trenches were also dug to reduce water pressure. CNMC reported that, following these measures, all protective dikes had been reinforced and remained operational, preventing further flooding of localities and households that had been at risk.
On 26 May 2026, the leadership of the Red Cross Society of Moldova (MRCS), together with representatives of regional branches, conducted a field mission to Călărași District to assess the humanitarian situation. The delegation visited Dereneu, Bularda, and Mândra, meeting with local authorities, affected families, social workers, and emergency responders. In Bularda, the MRCS team supported personnel engaged in reinforcing flood protection structures and later provided food supplies to emergency teams working on-site. Following the initial assessment and response, MRCS also provided humanitarian assistance to affected households. In Călărași district approximately 300 families from Bularda, Dereneu, Hîrjăuca, Mândra and Bravicea received in-kind humanitarian assistance, including hygiene products, duvets, bed linen, water filters and kitchen sets. In Bularda, where GIES teams were working continuously to consolidate the water-basin dike and prevent a larger emergency, MRCS also provided food products to personnel involved in the intervention.
\n
A second and intense wave of storms struck on 6 June 2026 The State Hydrometeorological Service had issued a Yellow Code warning for 6 June. The affected areas included Ialoveni, Strășeni, Drochia, Telenești, Soroca, Rezina, Sîngerei, Basarabeasca, Chișinău municipality and Durlești.
\nIaloveni district was one of the most affected areas during this episode. GIES reported impacts in Puhoi, Țipala, Gangura and Cărbuna. In Gangura commune, approximately 100 households were affected, and an approximately 8 km section of road was damaged or impacted. In Puhoi and Țipala, water accumulated massively, some households were flooded, and several local road sections were blocked.
\nIn Strășeni district, were impacted Voinova, Chirianca, Onești, Rassvet, Greblești and Strășeni municipality. Water accumulated in households and dwellings, while road sections were blocked in Chirianca and on the access road toward Voinova. In Strășeni municipality, pumping operations were conducted. Similar works were carried out in Vorniceni. Water accumulation was also reported on roadways in Recea and Căpriana. In Bucovăț, the rainfall was accompanied by hail and strong wind gusts, while in Greblești a partial electricity disconnection occurred and was later resolved.
\nIn Drochia district, slope runoff affected approximately 20 households in Gribova, including homes and cellars. IGSU and local public authorities carried out water-pumping and drainage-channel cleaning works. In Telenești district, the affected areas included Telenești municipality and Leușeni village. In Telenești municipality, a basement and a dwelling were flooded after overflow from a drainage channel. In Leușeni, water accumulation was recorded in three households.
\nIn Soroca district, a dwelling and a cellar were flooded in Bulboci village. In Rezina district, a road section in Peciște was blocked by alluvium and later cleared. In Sîngerei district, around seven gardens were flooded in Clișcăuți village, Prepelița commune; a gravel road section was damaged; and national road R6 was partially blocked. In Basarabeasca town, a fallen tree on Nicolai Gogol Street temporarily blocked traffic. In Homuteanovca, the water level was decreasing, but six households were affected, including one cellar and five agricultural plots.
\nThe Red Cross response after this episode continued to focus on household-level assistance. In Greblești, Strășeni district, SCRM reported that 11 affected families received more than 120 essential items in collaboration with the Greblești local authorities. In Cornova, Ungheni District, 5 families received 65 essential household items, including hygiene kits, bedding, water filters, and kitchen utensils such as pots and frying pans. In Călărași District, 160 families from Bularda, Dereneu, Hîrjăuca, Mândra, and Bravicea received 1,220 essential relief items, including hygiene kits, bed linen sets, blankets, water filters, water filter cartridges, pillows, and other household essentials. Additional humanitarian distributions included 330 relief items in Basarabeasca District, consisting of hygiene kits, bed linen sets, blankets, cooking pots, and water filters, as well as 96 relief items in Drochia District, where beneficiaries received assistance across eight categories, including bedding, hygiene supplies, water filters, pillows, and bed covers.The distributed items included bed linen, blankets, duvets, pillows, drinking-water filters, water-filter cartridges, tableware sets and hygiene parcels. This assistance addressed direct household needs linked to flooding, such as wet or contaminated bedding, damaged or lost domestic goods, hygiene concerns and potential safe-water needs.
\nMRCS identified through field assessment that needs of affected households started to exceed available resources. And MRCS started to plan how to expand assistance through hygiene and cleaning kits, household goods, psychosocial support and cash assistance for families in the most vulnerable situations.
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The third episode took place on 11-12 June 2026. On 11 June, the State Hydrometeorological Service issued an updated warning for atmospheric instability, valid from 11 June at 15:30 until 12 June at 21:00. For Orange Code areas, the warning forecast very heavy showers with accumulated precipitation of 50-79 l/m². For Yellow Code areas, the warning forecast short-duration rains with thunderstorms, isolated heavy showers of 15-49 l/m², hail and wind gusts of up to 15-20 m/s.
The main effects were water accumulation in households, basements of apartment buildings, commercial premises and public institutions; flooding of adjacent land plots; temporary blocking of vehicles; and deposits of mud and water on national and local road infrastructure. The operational impact was concentrated mainly in Telenești, Strășeni, Edineț, Ocnița, Sîngerei, Ialoveni and Drochia municipality.
\nTelenești district recorded the highest operational impact during this episode. Water accumulation affected private households, basements of apartment buildings, commercial units and public institutions in Telenești town and Inești village. GIES carried out 19 water-evacuation interventions in Telenești district, including 16 in Telenești town and three in Inești village. These interventions targeted households, two apartment-building basements, commercial units and one public institution. Emergency teams also towed four blocked vehicles and removed one fallen tree from the carriageway.
\nIn Strășeni district, was reported significant water accumulation in Strășeni municipality and in Onești and Rădeni. In Edineț, Ocnița, Drochia and Sîngerei, the rainfall caused flooding of households, cellars, auxiliary spaces and local road sections. In Edineț district, 7 households were affected in Fetești and Trinca.
\nThere were reported mud deposits, water accumulation and temporary traffic blockages on several national and regional road sections. The State Road Administration and territorial road-maintenance units intervened in Drochia, Călărași, Ialoveni, Sîngerei, Strășeni, Cimișlia, Criuleni, Glodeni, Edineț, Briceni, Dondușeni, Nisporeni and Ocnița.
\nThere were also reported temporary electricity-distribution impacts during this episode. At distribution level, Electricity Infrastructure providers reported temporary disconnections affecting around 30,000 consumers. These incidents were mainly caused by torrential rainfall, lightning, falling branches and conductor damage.
Following the repeated flood-related impacts recorded in May and June 2026, the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of the Republic of Moldova requested a coordination meeting to discuss the remaining needs of affected households and the potential support that could be provided by the Red Cross Society of Moldova, as the National Society. The meeting took place on 10 June 2026 and was attended by Executive Director of the Red Cross Society of Moldova and representative of International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies. During the meeting, the Ministry highlighted that community social workers, local competent institutions and humanitarian partners had been mobilized in the affected communities from the first days after the floods. Social workers conducted household visits, assessed the situation of affected families and helped direct assistance toward people who could not be displaced or who had limited capacity to access support independently. Discussion confirmed that some needs remained uncovered, particularly among households whose homes, bedding, hygiene conditions, household items or recovery capacity had been directly affected by flooding.
Following this coordination discussion, the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection sent an official request to the Red Cross Society of Moldova to support affected households and vulnerable beneficiaries whose needs had not yet been fully addressed. The request provides an institutional basis for further Red Cross engagement in close coordination with social assistance structures, local public authorities and other competent institutions.
\nAccording to preliminary information collected to date, approximately 390 households, representing approximately 1,093 people, including children, were directly affected by these events.
\nQuantified immediate needs for 1,093 people: 1. Drinking water – 16,500 liters/day for 21 days to prevent dehydration and water-borne diseases 2. Basic food products – food packages for 21 days 3. Personal and household hygiene products – 1,093 sets to reduce the risk of infections in collective shelters 4. Bed linen and blankets – 300 sets of duvets/pillows/sheets. Nighttime temperatures of 8-10°C maintain the risk of hypothermia in the elderly 5. Clothing and footwear – for all age groups, considering the loss of household goods
\nThe floods severely affected localities in the districts of Călărași, Strășeni, Criuleni, Ialoveni, Nisporeni, Drochia, Soroca, Telenești, Orhei, Edineț, Ocnița, Dondușeni, Ungheni, Basarabeasca, Căușeni, Anenii Noi and Cimișlia, as well as the municipality of Bălți.
\nThe situation was aggravated by the repetitive nature of the meteorological phenomena, with several districts being successively affected by waves of precipitation and flooding in a relatively short period of time. These repeated events reduced the recovery capacity of the affected households, amplified the vulnerability of the population and generated cumulative effects on communities already affected by previous episodes.
\nRepeated hydrometeorological events have put considerable pressure on the capacity of central and local public institutions to respond effectively and in a timely manner to the needs of the affected population. Available human, logistical and financial resources have been repeatedly mobilized to assess the damage, provide emergency assistance and support to affected households. Despite the efforts of the public authorities and the Moldovan Red Cross Society, the scale and costs of the damage exceed the current capacity to respond and support affected households at the national level.
\nThe assessments carried out indicate the existence of significant humanitarian needs that cannot be fully covered by the currently available resources, and the existing capacities are insufficient to respond in a timely manner to all the needs identified in the affected communities.
\nSome of the affected households continue to face precarious living conditions, including partially or completely uninhabitable housing, damage to essential goods and limited access to basic services. In particular, for families with children, the elderly, people with disabilities and other vulnerable groups, the situation remains difficult, and the current conditions pose significant risks to their health, safety and well-being.
\nPreliminary data indicate that a significant proportion of affected households belong to vulnerable groups, including families with young children, elderly people living alone and people with disabilities. In the absence of adequate access to drinking water, hygiene products and adequate housing conditions, there are increased risks to the health of the affected population.
\nThe analysis of needs reported by the authorities and territorial structures highlights the existence of priority needs related to access to drinking water, basic food products, personal and household hygiene items, bed linen, blankets, clothing, footwear and other essential goods necessary to restore minimum living conditions for affected households.
\nIn response to the remaining unmet needs, the Red Cross Society of Moldova is considering the submission of a request for support through the IFRC Disaster Response Emergency Fund. The proposed response is expected to include a cash assistance component as the main modality to help vulnerable flood-affected households cover priority needs that remain unaddressed after the initial in-kind assistance and local response measures.
","translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"updated_at":"2026-06-18T05:28:59.738916Z","id":7983,"slug":null,"parent_event":null,"tab_one_title":"Additional Information","tab_two_title":null,"tab_three_title":null,"emergency_response_contact_email":null,"active_deployments":0,"name":"MDA: Flood - 05-2026 - Floods in Moldova May-June 2026 ","summary":"The hydrometeorological crisis that affected the Republic of Moldova from late May through mid-June 2026 caused widespread flooding and infrastructure damage across multiple regions, directly affecting an estimated 800–1,000 people. According to information from the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations (IGSU), the National Crisis Management Center (CNMC), and local authorities, the severe weather impacted communities in 15 districts and municipalities.
\nThe first wave of torrential rainfall began in late May, affecting 25 localities, primarily in central Moldova. Călărași District was among the hardest hit and recorded the only confirmed fatality of the disaster, when a 48-year-old resident of Dereneu drowned near his home. In Hîrjăuca, extreme water pressure caused the rupture of a protection dam, resulting in sudden downstream flooding. Significant damage to homes, roads, and agricultural land was also reported in Mărtinești (Strășeni District) and Pașcani (Criuleni District).
\nEmergency services responded by reinforcing embankments and constructing protective infrastructure, including a 3-meter-high earthen dike in Strășeni, helping safeguard approximately 400 households at risk. Nationally, the floods affected 25 localities, inundated or damaged 69 households, flooded around 400 hectares of agricultural land, and damaged approximately 55 km of roads.
\nOn 26 May 2026, the leadership of the Red Cross Society of Moldova (MRCS), together with representatives of regional branches, conducted a field mission to Călărași District to assess the humanitarian situation. The delegation visited Dereneu, Bularda, and Mândra, meeting with local authorities, affected families, social workers, and emergency responders. In Bularda, the MRCS team supported personnel engaged in reinforcing flood protection structures and later provided food supplies to emergency teams working on-site.
\nBy 27–28 May, emergency measures such as dike reinforcement, controlled drainage, and water pumping had reduced the immediate threat, although authorities continued assessing damage and planning recovery measures.
\nA second and more intense wave of storms struck during 6–7 June 2026, prompting emergency interventions across 10 districts. In Gangura (Ialoveni District), around 100 households were flooded, while firefighters pumped more than 900 cubic metres of water from affected areas. Additional flooding affected Puhoi, Țipala, and Cărbuna, while in Gribova (Drochia District) runoff inundated 20 households and damaged two bridges. Emergency pumping operations were also carried out in Strășeni Municipality, Vărzărești (Nisporeni District), Soroca, Căușeni, Anenii Noi, Cimișlia, Bălți, Chișinău, and Durlești.
\nThe severe weather persisted through 11–12 June, triggering renewed Orange Code alerts and dozens of additional emergency interventions. Particularly severe conditions were reported in Pepeni (Sîngerei District), where local authorities described the flooding as the worst in four decades. In Telenești District, emergency teams completed 25 interventions in a single day, pumping water from flooded basements, courtyards, and commercial buildings. Similar operations were conducted in Edineț, Ocnița, and Dondușeni.
\nOverall, the crisis resulted in significant infrastructure damage, including the rupture of one protection dam, damage to two bridges, temporary disruption of railway traffic, flooded transport routes, and extensive impacts on agricultural land and local infrastructure.
\nAs of 7 June 2026, the Red Cross Society of Moldova had provided humanitarian assistance to 176 families affected by the floods across the districts of Călărași, Strășeni, Ungheni, Basarabeasca, and Drochia.
\nThe largest intervention took place in Călărași District, where 160 families from Bularda, Dereneu, Hîrjăuca, Mândra, and Bravicea received 1,220 essential relief items, including hygiene kits, bed linen sets, blankets, water filters, water filter cartridges, pillows, and other household essentials.
\nIn Greblești, Strășeni District, 11 families received more than 120 relief items, including blankets, duvets, pillows, bed linen, water filters, kitchenware, and hygiene products.
\nIn Cornova, Ungheni District, 5 families received 65 essential household items, including hygiene kits, bedding, water filters, and kitchen utensils such as pots and frying pans.
\nAdditional humanitarian distributions included 330 relief items in Basarabeasca District, consisting of hygiene kits, bed linen sets, blankets, cooking pots, and water filters, as well as 96 relief items in Drochia District, where beneficiaries received assistance across eight categories, including bedding, hygiene supplies, water filters, pillows, and bed covers.
\nAlongside relief distributions, the Red Cross Society of Moldova supported emergency operations by supplying food to first responders working on flood mitigation activities in Bularda.
\nThe organization continues to monitor the situation in affected communities and conduct needs assessments. Subject to available resources, the humanitarian response will be further expanded through the provision of essential household goods, hygiene and cleaning kits, psychosocial support, and targeted assistance for the most vulnerable households.
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\r\nAs of 19 May, more than 500 suspected cases, including 130 suspected deaths, have been reported by the Ministry of Health. So far, 30 cases have been confirmed in the DRC. The World Health Organization (WHO) declared the outbreak a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC), due to the risk of further regional spread within the region, including across borders.
\r\nUnlike previous outbreaks caused by the Zaire strain, this Bundibugyo strain does not currently have a licensed vaccine or specific targeted treatment. This makes community-based measures, early detection, supportive healthcare, and prevention efforts more critical than ever.
\r\nThe outbreak appears to have circulated for several weeks (with the first known case dated 24 April 2026) prior to confirmation as Ebola. Early presentation of cases with non-specific febrile symptoms, common to endemic diseases such as malaria, combined with initial laboratory testing focused on the more common Zaire strain, contributed to delays in identification. As a result, transmission occurred in both community and healthcare settings before targeted control measures were fully implemented.\r\nAlongside multiple existing health risks in eastern DRC, gaps in health practices may contribute to ongoing transmission of the Bundibugyo strain among communities and healthcare settings. Infection prevention and control (IPC) measures are not consistently applied, increasing the risk of transmission among health workers. The absence of an approved vaccine or specific treatment further emphasizes reliance on core public health measures, including early detection, isolation, contact tracing, and supportive care, which require sustained operational capacity and resources.
\r\nThe outbreak comes just months after the DRC’s 16th Ebola outbreak in Kasai Province, which was declared over in December 2025.A reported 6.5 magnitude earthquake was felt across Antigua and Barbuda approximately one hour ago. At this time, there have been no reports of significant damage to infrastructure, buildings, utilities, or critical services. Authorities, emergency management agencies, and the Antigua and Barbuda Red Cross Society continue to monitor the situation and conduct initial assessments where necessary.
\nThe earthquake was felt by residents across the country, with some persons briefly evacuating homes, offices, and businesses as a precautionary measure. News reports have confirmed that there is currently no tsunami threat associated with this event.
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