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On 3 November 2026, heavy rainfall triggered flooding in Nzovwe Ward, Mbeya City Council, Mbeya Region, Tanzania. The flooding caused extensive damage to residential properties and resulted in significant displacement, with preliminary reports indicating that approximately 125 houses were destroyed and around 300 households displaced.

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The disaster has severely disrupted the lives and livelihoods of affected families, leaving many without adequate shelter and essential household belongings. While some displaced households have sought temporary accommodation with relatives and host communities, others have been left homeless and face urgent humanitarian needs, particularly in shelter, food, non-food items (NFIs), safe water, sanitation and psychosocial support.

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In response to the emergency, the Tanzania Red Cross Society (TRCS), in collaboration with government authorities, local leaders and other humanitarian stakeholders, has supported the provision and distribution of food and essential non-food items to affected households in need. Families whose houses were destroyed or rendered uninhabitable and who have no alternative accommodation have been relocated to a nearby school, which is currently being used as a temporary emergency shelter.

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Community reports suggest that ongoing road maintenance and four-way road construction activities may have affected existing drainage systems, contributing to the accumulation and diversion of rainwater into neighbouring residential areas. The flooding also affected sections of the Tanzania–Zambia Highway (TANZAM Road), raising concerns about road accessibility, public safety and potential disruption to transportation and movement.

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Rainfall was still ongoing at the time of reporting, increasing the risk of further flooding, additional property damage and displacement. No fatalities had been reported at the time of the initial assessment.

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As part of the ongoing emergency response, TRCS deployed 50 volunteers to support search and rescue operations, provide First Aid to affected individuals and deliver Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) to affected households and communities. TRCS continues to coordinate closely with government authorities, local leaders and relevant stakeholders to assess emerging humanitarian needs, support affected families and identify appropriate response measures to address the immediate needs of displaced populations.

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On 3 November 2026, heavy rainfall triggered flooding in Nzovwe Ward, Mbeya City Council, Mbeya Region, Tanzania. The flooding caused extensive damage to residential properties and resulted in significant displacement, with preliminary reports indicating that approximately 125 houses were destroyed and around 300 households displaced.

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The disaster has severely disrupted the lives and livelihoods of affected families, leaving many without adequate shelter and essential household belongings. While some displaced households have sought temporary accommodation with relatives and host communities, others have been left homeless and face urgent humanitarian needs, particularly in shelter, food, non-food items (NFIs), safe water, sanitation and psychosocial support.

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In response to the emergency, the Tanzania Red Cross Society (TRCS), in collaboration with government authorities, local leaders and other humanitarian stakeholders, has supported the provision and distribution of food and essential non-food items to affected households in need. Families whose houses were destroyed or rendered uninhabitable and who have no alternative accommodation have been relocated to a nearby school, which is currently being used as a temporary emergency shelter.

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Community reports suggest that ongoing road maintenance and four-way road construction activities may have affected existing drainage systems, contributing to the accumulation and diversion of rainwater into neighbouring residential areas. The flooding also affected sections of the Tanzania–Zambia Highway (TANZAM Road), raising concerns about road accessibility, public safety and potential disruption to transportation and movement.

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Rainfall was still ongoing at the time of reporting, increasing the risk of further flooding, additional property damage and displacement. No fatalities had been reported at the time of the initial assessment.

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As part of the ongoing emergency response, TRCS deployed 50 volunteers to support search and rescue operations, provide First Aid to affected individuals and deliver Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) to affected households and communities. TRCS continues to coordinate closely with government authorities, local leaders and relevant stakeholders to assess emerging humanitarian needs, support affected families and identify appropriate response measures to address the immediate needs of displaced populations.

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According to Complementary Report No. 15400, updated on 3 November 2026 at 06:57, the department of Tumbes has reported 324 people severely impacted and 625 people affected, along with 2 destroyed homes, 110 uninhabitable homes, and 225 affected homes. The report also indicates impacts on 10 educational institutions, one health facility, and 2 km of local roads. The province of Zarumilla accounts for the vast majority of displaced people (320) and uninhabitable homes (109), with the district of Aguas Verdes being the most severely affected, reporting 316 displaced people, 108 uninhabitable homes, and three affected educational institutions. In contrast, the province of Tumbes concentrates most of the affected population (265 people) and the reported impacts on education, health, and road infrastructure. It should be noted that the Damage and Needs Assessment (EDAN) remains ongoing at the local government level; therefore, the reported figures are preliminary and subject to revision as additional information becomes available

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Through Supreme Decree No. 149-2026-PCM, the Government of Peru declared a 60-day State of Emergency in selected districts across 24 departments and the Constitutional Province of Callao, including Tumbes. During the emergency period, regional and local authorities will implement immediate risk reduction, response, and rehabilitation measures. The decree establishes that response activities will be financed through the institutional budgets of the respective government entities, without requiring additional allocations from the National Treasury.

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The event has been linked to anomalous weather conditions associated with the Coastal El Niño phenomenon. According to specialists from the National Meteorology and Hydrology Service of Peru (SENAMHI), rainfall accumulations exceeding 100 mm have been recorded in areas where seasonal precipitation is typically limited to only 2 to 3 mm, highlighting the exceptional nature of the event.

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Response operations are ongoing. The Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation conducted a drone overflight over the Puerto Perú sector in Aguas Verdes to assess damage and activated the El Beso Early Warning and Response System (SARE), operating two pumps that evacuated approximately 84 m³ of accumulated water resulting from the rise of the Tumbes River. In the district of Tumbes, operational teams and two hydrojet units were deployed to remove standing water and restore drainage system functionality.

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The Ministry of Education has temporarily shifted educational services from in-person to virtual modalities in affected areas as a preventive measure. In addition, personnel from the Rapid Disaster Intervention Company of the Armored Infantry Battalion No. 211 were deployed to the Urcus sector in the district of Corrales to support drainage and canal-cleaning activities in coordination with local authorities.

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Looking ahead, SENAMHI forecasts the continuation of heavy to extremely heavy rainfall between 4 and 6 November, particularly in Tumbes, while moderate to heavy rainfall is expected in the inland coastal areas of Piura.

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According to COEN-INDECI Preliminary Report No. 1106, as of 07:50 on 2 November, intense rainfall caused material damage in the districts of Matapalo, Aguas Verdes, and Zarumilla in Zarumilla Province, as well as in the districts of Tumbes, Corrales, Pampas de Hospital, and San Jacinto in Tumbes Province. The heaviest precipitation primarily affected localities such as San Jacinto and Matapalo, located near the Ecuadorian border, where water accumulation generated the most critical conditions.

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In the city of Tumbes, the heavy rainfall significantly disrupted normal nighttime activities. The city’s main square (Plaza de Armas), which typically attracts large numbers of residents during the evening, remained largely deserted as many families returned early to their homes to seek shelter from the rains.

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The same report indicates that the Damage and Needs Assessment (EDAN) is still being conducted by local authorities. As a result, no fatalities, injuries, or health impacts have been reported to date.

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One of the most affected localities is Puerto Perú settlement, located in the district of Aguas Verdes, where flooding has had significant impacts on both the population and housing. This event occurred in the context of intense rainfall and water accumulation in vulnerable urban areas.

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As part of the response efforts, the Peruvian Army has deployed personnel from the Rapid Disaster Response Company (CIRD) to the most affected locations. In addition, the Regional Government of Tumbes is coordinating the deployment of water pumps and specialized equipment to flooded areas. At the national level, the Ministry of Health (MINSA) has announced the installation of a field hospital to address potential emergencies resulting from the heavy rains. The facility is expected to have a capacity of between 80 and 120 beds and will provide care for patients affected by dengue, leptospirosis, and other emergency-related health conditions. Similarly, the response capacity of the Regional Hospital II-2 JAMO will be strengthened.

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Furthermore, according to the National Meteorology and Hydrology Service of Peru (SENAMHI), the Tumbes River reached the red alert threshold after recording a flow rate of 1,021.33 m³/s at 05:00 on 2 November, exceeding the established red alert threshold of 1,000 m³/s. However, by 08:00 the river flow had decreased to 910.43 m³/s, returning to the orange alert level.

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Finally, according to SENAMHI Report No. 306-2026-SENAMHI/DMA/SPM, moderate to extremely heavy rainfall is forecast for Tumbes and the inland coastal areas of Piura, while light to moderate rainfall is expected along the coastal regions of Lambayeque and La Libertad. In addition, the Short-Term Weather Advisory indicates that red-level rainfall conditions may persist in several provinces of the Piura and Tumbes departments until 3 November. According to the report, accumulated rainfall across the coastal region is expected to range between 0.1 mm and 80 mm within a 24-hour period, with a high probability of occurrence exceeding 60 per cent.

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According to COEN-INDECI Preliminary Report No. 1106, as of 07:50 on 2 November, intense rainfall caused material damage in the districts of Matapalo, Aguas Verdes, and Zarumilla in Zarumilla Province, as well as in the districts of Tumbes, Corrales, Pampas de Hospital, and San Jacinto in Tumbes Province. The heaviest precipitation primarily affected localities such as San Jacinto and Matapalo, located near the Ecuadorian border, where water accumulation generated the most critical conditions.

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In the city of Tumbes, the heavy rainfall significantly disrupted normal nighttime activities. The city’s main square (Plaza de Armas), which typically attracts large numbers of residents during the evening, remained largely deserted as many families returned early to their homes to seek shelter from the rains.

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The same report indicates that the Damage and Needs Assessment (EDAN) is still being conducted by local authorities. As a result, no fatalities, injuries, or health impacts have been reported to date.

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One of the most affected localities is Puerto Perú settlement, located in the district of Aguas Verdes, where flooding has had significant impacts on both the population and housing. This event occurred in the context of intense rainfall and water accumulation in vulnerable urban areas.

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As part of the response efforts, the Peruvian Army has deployed personnel from the Rapid Disaster Response Company (CIRD) to the most affected locations. In addition, the Regional Government of Tumbes is coordinating the deployment of water pumps and specialized equipment to flooded areas. At the national level, the Ministry of Health (MINSA) has announced the installation of a field hospital to address potential emergencies resulting from the heavy rains. The facility is expected to have a capacity of between 80 and 120 beds and will provide care for patients affected by dengue, leptospirosis, and other emergency-related health conditions. Similarly, the response capacity of the Regional Hospital II-2 JAMO will be strengthened.

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Furthermore, according to the National Meteorology and Hydrology Service of Peru (SENAMHI), the Tumbes River reached the red alert threshold after recording a flow rate of 1,021.33 m³/s at 05:00 on 2 November, exceeding the established red alert threshold of 1,000 m³/s. However, by 08:00 the river flow had decreased to 910.43 m³/s, returning to the orange alert level.

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Finally, according to SENAMHI Report No. 306-2026-SENAMHI/DMA/SPM, moderate to extremely heavy rainfall is forecast for Tumbes and the inland coastal areas of Piura, while light to moderate rainfall is expected along the coastal regions of Lambayeque and La Libertad. In addition, the Short-Term Weather Advisory indicates that red-level rainfall conditions may persist in several provinces of the Piura and Tumbes departments until 3 November. According to the report, accumulated rainfall across the coastal region is expected to range between 0.1 mm and 80 mm within a 24-hour period, with a high probability of occurrence exceeding 60 per cent.

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On Sunday, November 1, 2026, at around 3:00 p.m. local time, the city of Kindu, capital of Maniema province, was hit by extreme violent weather, in the middle of the great rainy season that runs from October to December in the Congo Basin.

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This climatic episode was characterized by torrential torrential rain, accompanied by gusts of violent wind and violent thunderclaps. The intensity of the rainfall caused significant surface runoff, causing most of the gutters to overflow, flooding the roadways of some of the city's avenues, as well as the rise of rivers that threaten the banks.

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Some people were temporarily stranded at their places of prayer, while the city also suffered power cuts.

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On Sunday, November 1, 2026, at around 3:00 p.m. local time, the city of Kindu, capital of Maniema province, was hit by extreme violent weather, in the middle of the great rainy season that runs from October to December in the Congo Basin.

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This climatic episode was characterized by torrential torrential rain, accompanied by gusts of violent wind and violent thunderclaps. The intensity of the rainfall caused significant surface runoff, causing most of the gutters to overflow, flooding the roadways of some of the city's avenues, as well as the rise of rivers that threaten the banks.

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Some people were temporarily stranded at their places of prayer, while the city also suffered power cuts.

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On Sunday, November 1, 2026, at around 3:00 p.m. local time, the city of Kindu,  capital of Maniema province, was hit by extreme violent weather, in the heart of the great rainy season that runs from October to December in the Congo Basin.

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This climatic episode was characterized by torrential torrential rain, accompanied by gusts of violent wind and violent thunderclaps. The intensity of the rainfall caused significant surface runoff, causing most of the gutters to overflow, flooding the roadways of some of the city's avenues, as well as the rise of rivers that threaten the banks.

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Some people were temporarily stranded at their places of prayer, while the city also suffered power cuts.

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On Sunday, November 1, 2026, at around 3:00 p.m. local time, the city of Kindu,  capital of Maniema province, was hit by extreme violent weather, in the heart of the great rainy season that runs from October to December in the Congo Basin.

\n

This climatic episode was characterized by torrential torrential rain, accompanied by gusts of violent wind and violent thunderclaps. The intensity of the rainfall caused significant surface runoff, causing most of the gutters to overflow, flooding the roadways of some of the city's avenues, as well as the rise of rivers that threaten the banks.

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Some people were temporarily stranded at their places of prayer, while the city also suffered power cuts.

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SUMMARY OF THE SITUATION

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In accordance with the commitments made in the Framework Law on Climate Change No. 21,455 of the Ministry of the Environment and the Annex to the National Emergency Plan in the face of the threat of extreme heat, heat events are expected during the summer period that could generate a risk for the population due to the sustained and progressive increase in temperature and the greater frequency and intensity of extreme temperature episodes, mainly recorded during the last decade in our country.

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Based on the above, and in view of the need to activate the Annex of the National Emergency Plan due to the threat of extreme heat, SENAPRED declares a National Preventive Early Warning (between the regions of Arica and Parinacota and Magallanes and Chilean Antarctica) due to heat, starting today and until March 31, 2027.

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The declaration of this 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 possible emergency situations.

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COURSES OF ACTION

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          · Dissemination of this alert to the National System for Disaster Prevention and Response (SINAPRED), the media and the community, along with preventive recommendations.  

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         · Preparation of liaisons for emergency operations.  

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         · Reinforcement of monitoring in areas of greater recurrence and/or vulnerability.  

\n

         · Suspension of activities that may increase the risk associated with this alert.

\n

         · Activation of the Annex to the National Emergency Plan for the threat of extreme heat, Exempt Resolution No. 1,680 of December 7, 2023 of SENAPRED.

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         · Institutions and organizations must have their emergency plans and/or contingency plans.

\n

         · Carrying out dissemination actions on preventive measures for extreme heat.

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         · Preventive activation of Committees for Disaster Risk Management.

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         · Preventive activation of coordination links and planning of emergency operations.

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         · Identification of vulnerable groups.

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ALERT GUIDANCE

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 SENAPRED's Regional Directorates must adopt all pertinent measures to avoid and reduce the impact on the population, in accordance with the specific planning of this event.

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The population should be warned, through awareness and community guidance, not to expose themselves unnecessarily to risk situations, inviting them to always maintain an attitude of caution due to the present condition, respecting the recommendations given by the authorities and staying informed of weather forecasts through official channels.

\n

The municipalities and members of the Disaster Prevention and Response System must permanently evaluate and monitor the risk conditions, adopting all the pertinent measures to avoid and reduce the impact on the population. In addition, if necessary, the respective Committees for Disaster Risk Management must be activated and all the coordinations provided for in the specific planning for these cases must be established, to minimize the impacts associated with the condition of heat and extreme heat on people.

\n

The National Early Warning Unit in conjunction with the respective Regional Directorates of SENAPRED will maintain the monitoring of the territory, especially in those sectors most exposed to heat and high temperature events, to warn in a timely manner regarding this threat and coordinate the adoption of the measures that correspond to its manifestation and evolution.

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In addition, it is recommended that the population should:

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         · Keep an eye on the weather forecasts provided by the Chilean Meteorological Directorate and official channels.

\n

         · Know and identify in a timely manner the health risks of extreme heat, both diseases and their symptoms.

\n

         · Avoid exposure to extreme heat of people, especially vulnerable groups, mentioned in Annex IV of the Annex to the National Emergency Plan due to the threat of extreme heat.

\n

         · Maintain prevention and care measures against extreme heat, indicated in Annex V of the Annex to the National Emergency Plan for the threat of extreme heat.

\n

         · Verify the risks induced by medicines in the process of adaptation of the body to heat and follow the recommendations for their conservation, indicated in Annex VI of the Annex to the National Emergency Plan for the threat of extreme heat.

\n

         · Reinforcement of recommendations to people in the face of heat events and UV radiation.

\n

 

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From the declaration of this alert and the activation of the Annex to the National Emergency Plan due to the threat of extreme heat, the National System for Disaster Prevention and Response must remain attentive to the threat conditions, establishing the necessary coordination with the Meteorological Directorate of Chile and the Ministry of Health, in addition to the Technical Bodies for sectoral monitoring and other members of SINAPRED, such as the Ministry of Labor, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Sports and Ministry of Social Development, for the effectiveness of the alert mechanisms and prevention, preparedness and response efforts, with priority being given to protecting people.

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The National Early Warning Unit, in coordination with the Regional Directorates of SENAPRED, will continue to collect information regarding the condition of the threat, in accordance with the reports delivered by the sectors involved in the Annex to the National Emergency Plan for the threat of extreme heat and other SINAPRED agencies, keeping the population informed in a timely manner.

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SUMMARY OF THE SITUATION

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In accordance with the commitments made in the Framework Law on Climate Change No. 21,455 of the Ministry of the Environment and the Annex to the National Emergency Plan in the face of the threat of extreme heat, heat events are expected during the summer period that could generate a risk for the population due to the sustained and progressive increase in temperature and the greater frequency and intensity of extreme temperature episodes, mainly recorded during the last decade in our country.

\n

Based on the above, and in view of the need to activate the Annex of the National Emergency Plan due to the threat of extreme heat, SENAPRED declares a National Preventive Early Warning (between the regions of Arica and Parinacota and Magallanes and Chilean Antarctica) due to heat, starting today and until March 31, 2027.

\n

The declaration of this 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 possible emergency situations.

\n

COURSES OF ACTION

\n

          · Dissemination of this alert to the National System for Disaster Prevention and Response (SINAPRED), the media and the community, along with preventive recommendations.  

\n

         · Preparation of liaisons for emergency operations.  

\n

         · Reinforcement of monitoring in areas of greater recurrence and/or vulnerability.  

\n

         · Suspension of activities that may increase the risk associated with this alert.

\n

         · Activation of the Annex to the National Emergency Plan for the threat of extreme heat, Exempt Resolution No. 1,680 of December 7, 2023 of SENAPRED.

\n

         · Institutions and organizations must have their emergency plans and/or contingency plans.

\n

         · Carrying out dissemination actions on preventive measures for extreme heat.

\n

         · Preventive activation of Committees for Disaster Risk Management.

\n

         · Preventive activation of coordination links and planning of emergency operations.

\n

         · Identification of vulnerable groups.

\n

 

\n

ALERT GUIDANCE

\n

 SENAPRED's Regional Directorates must adopt all pertinent measures to avoid and reduce the impact on the population, in accordance with the specific planning of this event.

\n

The population should be warned, through awareness and community guidance, not to expose themselves unnecessarily to risk situations, inviting them to always maintain an attitude of caution due to the present condition, respecting the recommendations given by the authorities and staying informed of weather forecasts through official channels.

\n

The municipalities and members of the Disaster Prevention and Response System must permanently evaluate and monitor the risk conditions, adopting all the pertinent measures to avoid and reduce the impact on the population. In addition, if necessary, the respective Committees for Disaster Risk Management must be activated and all the coordinations provided for in the specific planning for these cases must be established, to minimize the impacts associated with the condition of heat and extreme heat on people.

\n

The National Early Warning Unit in conjunction with the respective Regional Directorates of SENAPRED will maintain the monitoring of the territory, especially in those sectors most exposed to heat and high temperature events, to warn in a timely manner regarding this threat and coordinate the adoption of the measures that correspond to its manifestation and evolution.

\n

In addition, it is recommended that the population should:

\n

         · Keep an eye on the weather forecasts provided by the Chilean Meteorological Directorate and official channels.

\n

         · Know and identify in a timely manner the health risks of extreme heat, both diseases and their symptoms.

\n

         · Avoid exposure to extreme heat of people, especially vulnerable groups, mentioned in Annex IV of the Annex to the National Emergency Plan due to the threat of extreme heat.

\n

         · Maintain prevention and care measures against extreme heat, indicated in Annex V of the Annex to the National Emergency Plan for the threat of extreme heat.

\n

         · Verify the risks induced by medicines in the process of adaptation of the body to heat and follow the recommendations for their conservation, indicated in Annex VI of the Annex to the National Emergency Plan for the threat of extreme heat.

\n

         · Reinforcement of recommendations to people in the face of heat events and UV radiation.

\n

 

\n

From the declaration of this alert and the activation of the Annex to the National Emergency Plan due to the threat of extreme heat, the National System for Disaster Prevention and Response must remain attentive to the threat conditions, establishing the necessary coordination with the Meteorological Directorate of Chile and the Ministry of Health, in addition to the Technical Bodies for sectoral monitoring and other members of SINAPRED, such as the Ministry of Labor, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Sports and Ministry of Social Development, for the effectiveness of the alert mechanisms and prevention, preparedness and response efforts, with priority being given to protecting people.

\n

The National Early Warning Unit, in coordination with the Regional Directorates of SENAPRED, will continue to collect information regarding the condition of the threat, in accordance with the reports delivered by the sectors involved in the Annex to the National Emergency Plan for the threat of extreme heat and other SINAPRED agencies, keeping the population informed in a timely manner.

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Since Friday, October 30, there has been a significant concentration of Brazilian citizens in the mediations of the Mangoré Cultural Center, in Ciudad del Este, who began to camp to ensure the completion of immigration procedures within the framework of the MigraMóvil operation developed by the National Directorate of Migration from November 2 to 6. 
It is estimated that the service will respond to 1,250 Brazilian citizens. 
From a humanitarian perspective, the prolonged stay of people in makeshift camps could generate needs related to access to safe drinking water, sanitation, rest, health and protection, especially among vulnerable groups. However, these needs have not yet been verified through an on-the-ground assessment.
Source:
 https://www.facebook.com/UltimaHoracom/posts/ciudadanos-brasile%C3%B1os-comenzaron-a-acampar-frente-al-sal%C3%B3n-mangor%C3%A9-en-ciudad-del/1532352082273447/

","summary":"PRY: Population Movement - 10-2026 - Concentration of Brazilian citizens in the vicinity of the Mangoré Cultural Center, in Ciudad del Este ","translation_module_original_language":"es"}],"updated_at":"2026-11-04T13:48:19.602264Z","id":8143,"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,"summary":"

Since Friday, October 30, there has been a significant concentration of Brazilian citizens in the mediations of the Mangoré Cultural Center, in Ciudad del Este, who began to camp to ensure the completion of immigration procedures within the framework of the MigraMóvil operation developed by the National Directorate of Migration from November 2 to 6. 
It is estimated that the service will respond to 1,250 Brazilian citizens. 
From a humanitarian perspective, the prolonged stay of people in makeshift camps could generate needs related to access to safe drinking water, sanitation, rest, health and protection, especially among vulnerable groups. However, these needs have not yet been verified through an on-the-ground assessment.
Source:
 https://www.facebook.com/UltimaHoracom/posts/ciudadanos-brasile%C3%B1os-comenzaron-a-acampar-frente-al-sal%C3%B3n-mangor%C3%A9-en-ciudad-del/1532352082273447/

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Malaysian and Philippine officials have been discussing a repatriation of thousands of undocumented Philippine immigrants who have been held in detention centers in Sabah, Malaysia. It was recently decided to start the repatriation of some 10,000 Filipinos, to be conducted in weekly batches of around 800 people. These Returning Filipino Nationals (RFs) will be received by the City of Zamboanga, which has already requested support from the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) to ensure efficient management of the repatriation.

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According to the City Government of Zamboanga, the first group of 800 people is expected to arrive on 30th of October, with the subsequent groups arriving every 7 days. Zamboanga City Administrator has tasked the City Engineer’s Office to help in the transport of deportees from the seaport to the Processing Center and the City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO) to assist in the profiling of the returnees. The CDRRMO and City Health Office will likewise assist in the conduct of medical check-ups and deployment of ambulances and emergency medical teams.

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The DSWD has already reached out to the Philippine Red Cross, among other NGOs, with a request of support to ensure safe and dignified treatment of the RFs while the repatriation is ongoing and the people are staying in temporary processing centers. The requested support includes temporary shelters or tents, non-food items, and camp coordination and management support; from PRC, the request specifically lists water bladders, water tanks, hygiene kits, and portable latrines. It should be noted that the situation is still developing and the needs can be updated as everything becomes clearer.

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Malaysian and Philippine officials have been discussing a repatriation of thousands of undocumented Philippine immigrants who have been held in detention centers in Sabah, Malaysia. It was recently decided to start the repatriation of some 10,000 Filipinos, to be conducted in weekly batches of around 800 people. These Returning Filipino Nationals (RFs) will be received by the City of Zamboanga, which has already requested support from the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) to ensure efficient management of the repatriation.

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According to the City Government of Zamboanga, the first group of 800 people is expected to arrive on 30th of October, with the subsequent groups arriving every 7 days. Zamboanga City Administrator has tasked the City Engineer’s Office to help in the transport of deportees from the seaport to the Processing Center and the City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO) to assist in the profiling of the returnees. The CDRRMO and City Health Office will likewise assist in the conduct of medical check-ups and deployment of ambulances and emergency medical teams.

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The DSWD has already reached out to the Philippine Red Cross, among other NGOs, with a request of support to ensure safe and dignified treatment of the RFs while the repatriation is ongoing and the people are staying in temporary processing centers. The requested support includes temporary shelters or tents, non-food items, and camp coordination and management support; from PRC, the request specifically lists water bladders, water tanks, hygiene kits, and portable latrines. It should be noted that the situation is still developing and the needs can be updated as everything becomes clearer.

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This morning, 28 October 2026, two high-speed passenger trains collided near Urda station in the province of Toledo, Spain, at around 8:54 a.m. The accident occurred on the Madrid–Andalusia high-speed line, between the municipalities of Los Yébenes, Orgaz, and Urda, at kilometre 118 of the route.The incident has been described by Adif as a rear-end collision, or “alcance,” between the two trains. At least two carriages derailed and fell down an embankment, prompting a major emergency response involving firefighters, civil protection teams, ambulances, and medical helicopters. The exact number of people injured or killed had not yet been officially confirmed.

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Adif suspended rail traffic on the high-speed line between Madrid, Ciudad Real, and Andalusia while rescue and investigation work continued. 

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This morning, 28 October 2026, two high-speed passenger trains collided near Urda station in the province of Toledo, Spain, at around 8:54 a.m. The accident occurred on the Madrid–Andalusia high-speed line, between the municipalities of Los Yébenes, Orgaz, and Urda, at kilometre 118 of the route.The incident has been described by Adif as a rear-end collision, or “alcance,” between the two trains. At least two carriages derailed and fell down an embankment, prompting a major emergency response involving firefighters, civil protection teams, ambulances, and medical helicopters. The exact number of people injured or killed had not yet been officially confirmed.

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Adif suspended rail traffic on the high-speed line between Madrid, Ciudad Real, and Andalusia while rescue and investigation work continued. 

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These scenarios will occur mainly over the southwestern regions, the border area, the Caribbean coastal coast and the eastern plain, and will gradually extend to other parts of the country, especially in Puerto Plata, Barahona, Independencia, Elías Piña, Pedernales, Santiago Rodríguez, San Pedro de Macorís, Greater Santo Domingo, San Cristóbal, Monseñor Nouel, San José de Ocoa, La Altagracia, Monte Plata, La Vega, Santiago, Valverde and Dajabón. The National Forecast Center maintains the levels of weather alerts and warnings for possible flash urban floods, flooding of rivers, streams and ravines. \n\nFORECAST FROM 72 TO 120 HOURS On Friday, a cloudy sky will prevail over the national geography due to the incidence of the trough at several levels of the troposphere, and the high moisture content over our area. 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This Monday, no changes in weather conditions are expected, because a fairly humid and unstable environment will remain over our forecast area. 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These scenarios will occur mainly over the southwestern regions, the border area, the Caribbean coastal coast and the eastern plain, and will gradually extend to other parts of the country, especially in Puerto Plata, Barahona, Independencia, Elías Piña, Pedernales, Santiago Rodríguez, San Pedro de Macorís, Greater Santo Domingo, San Cristóbal, Monseñor Nouel, San José de Ocoa, La Altagracia, Monte Plata, La Vega, Santiago, Valverde and Dajabón. The National Forecast Center maintains the levels of weather alerts and warnings for possible flash urban floods, flooding of rivers, streams and ravines. \n\nFORECAST FROM 72 TO 120 HOURS On Friday, a cloudy sky will prevail over the national geography due to the incidence of the trough at several levels of the troposphere, and the high moisture content over our area. 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This Monday, no changes in weather conditions are expected, because a fairly humid and unstable environment will remain over our forecast area. 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On the evening of October 23, 2026, between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m., a heavy torrential rain accompanied by a very violent wind fell in the Kungu Yalala grouping, affecting the villages of Kifudi, Kizulu-Sanzi and Kinzambi Zolele. These localities are located in the Bundi sector, located in the southwest of the territory of Seke-Banza, with the city of Kinzau-Mvuete in the province of Kongo Central as its capital. This area is regularly the scene of emergencies such as high winds, fires and electrocutions, risks exacerbated by deforestation, unsanitized villages and the presence of bare overhead high-voltage power lines.

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On the evening of October 23, 2026, between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m., a heavy torrential rain accompanied by a very violent wind fell in the Kungu Yalala grouping, affecting the villages of Kifudi, Kizulu-Sanzi and Kinzambi Zolele. These localities are located in the Bundi sector, located in the southwest of the territory of Seke-Banza, with the city of Kinzau-Mvuete in the province of Kongo Central as its capital. This area is regularly the scene of emergencies such as high winds, fires and electrocutions, risks exacerbated by deforestation, unsanitized villages and the presence of bare overhead high-voltage power lines.

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The water emergency in the La Plata Basin continues to worsen and shows no signs of regressing. The number of displaced people went from 240 (10/16) to 2,296 (10/21), 3,694 (10/27) and 4,190 as of 11/03, in 23 localities: 2,239 in Chaco, 1,802 in Corrientes and 149 in Santa Fe. The official consolidated of the AFE registers 3,903 people in 21 localities, of which 51% are self-evacuated (77% in Corrientes). There are more than 5,028 people affected, 2 fatalities and 1 injured person.

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In Chaco, the impact is concentrated in the Gran Resistencia: Puerto Vilelas brings together 1,350 displaced people, 60% of the province. Cerrito Island is still isolated by land and the water treatment plants of Puerto Vilelas, Barranqueras and Colonia Benítez are affected by sediments, so the water is supplied by tanker trucks. In Corrientes, the most affected localities are Corrientes Capital (672 people), Itatí (518) and Paso de la Patria (228). In Santa Fe there are already displaced people in Las Toscas, Tacuarendí, Reconquista and Santa Fe Capital.

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The slight decreases in the river are a pause within a scenario of prolonged high waters. As of 02/11, the Paraná marked 7.11 m in Corrientes and 7.00 m in Barranqueras, above the evacuation levels. Goya (6.09 m) and Reconquista (5.91 m) exceed the evacuation level, and La Paz exceeded the alert level. The INA warns of a probable second wave of flood due to the volume in transit from Alto Paraná and Iguazú, and forecasts that Paraná and Santa Fe will reach the alert level in the second week of November. The SMN issued an orange alert for storms in Corrientes for 11/3 and 4 (40 to 80 mm) and forecasts above-normal rainfall on the Littoral until January. NOAA anticipates a strong to very strong El Niño at least until March 2027.

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The authorities foresee a displacement of several months: Civil Defense of Corrientes speaks of an emergency until March or April 2027 and the Chaco estimates stays of 3 to 4 months in the evacuation centers. With the hot season, the risk of dengue and other diseases in an endemic region has already begun, and all the municipalities surveyed asked for repellents. There is no declaration of national or provincial emergency; SINAGIR maintains the Red Alert for the region.

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The water emergency in the La Plata Basin is still ongoing and is worsening significantly day by day, with not very encouraging forecasts for the coming weeks. The Argentine Red Cross maintains the Red Alert for the NEA. According to the Federal Emergency Agency, evacuated and self-evacuated people went from 2,296 (10/21) to 3,694 (10/27), an increase of 61% in six days, and continues to increase daily. There are 17 localities in Chaco (2,201 people) and Corrientes (1,493) with population outside their homes and more than 4,400 people affected. 2 fatalities are still confirmed in Corrientes.

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The impact is spreading across different basins and regions:

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       • Middle Paraná (Corrientes and Chaco, NEA region): this is the most critical section. As of 10/25, Itatí (8.17 m), Paso de la Patria (7.70 m), Corrientes (7.35 m), Barranqueras (7.21 m, rising) and Ituzaingó (4.50 m) were still above the evacuation level. In Chaco, Puerto Vilelas concentrates 1,321 displaced people and Colonia Benítez 443. Isla Soto and the final sector of Vilelas (~100 people) are isolated and are supplied by boat. In Paso de la Patria, the rupture of an embankment flooded some 300 homes. Electrical failures affected the pumping of drinking water from the Gran Resistencia.

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       • Alto Paraná, Iguazú and Alto Uruguay (Misiones, NEA region): the storms of 10/24 damaged 117 homes and cut 5 bridges, with evacuations in Jardín América and San Vicente. The Uruguay River is on alert and rising in Alba Posse (10.15 m), Panambí and San Javier.

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       • Middle-lower Paraná (Santa Fe and Entre Ríos, Central/Littoral region): the flood wave reached downstream. Reconquista exceeded the evacuation level (5.34 m) and declared a water emergency on 10/22, with some 2,500 people exposed in Puerto Reconquista. Goya, Bella Vista and Esquina are on alert, and in Goya there are already 16 self-evacuated people. According to the INA, La Paz could exceed the evacuation from 10/29 and Paraná and Santa Fe would approach the alert level by 11/01.

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       • Paraná Delta: the level in Tigre rises; it is being monitored.

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The National Meteorological Service forecasts an improvement in the weather in the NEA, but the hydrological scenario does not subside. The National Water Institute anticipates that Corrientes and Barranqueras will remain above the evacuation level, with a possible new rebound in 4 to 14 days. Rainfall of more than 200 mm expected in southern Brazil and eastern Paraguay feeds the basin. A prolonged stay outside the home and new needs for safe water, hygiene, health and prevention are expected.

","summary":"ARG: Flood - 10-2026 - Flood - 10 - 2026 - Aggravation of floods La Plata Basin (NEA and Litoral) #2 (2026-10-27)","translation_module_original_language":"es"},{"status":9,"contacts":[{"ctype":"Originator","name":"Abel Martinez","title":"Director Respuesta a Emergencias","email":"amartinez@cruzroja.org.ar","phone":"+549 11 5753 6305","id":60579},{"ctype":"NationalSociety","name":"Cristian Bolado","title":"Subsecretario de Emergencias","email":"cbolado@cruzroja.org.ar","phone":"+549 2215 86-0606","id":60580},{"ctype":"Media","name":"Noelia Mandilarzu","title":"Directora de Comunicación","email":"nmendilarzu@cruzroja.org.ar","phone":"11 6808-7504","id":60581},{"ctype":"Federation","name":"Virginia LAINO","title":"Programme and Operations Coordinator","email":"virginia.laino@ifrc.org","phone":"+54 11 66 24 84 70","id":60582}],"countries":[{"iso":"AR","iso3":"ARG","id":20,"record_type":1,"record_type_display":"Country","region":1,"independent":true,"is_deprecated":false,"fdrs":"DAR001","average_household_size":null,"society_name":"Argentine Red Cross","name":"Argentina","translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"created_at":"2026-10-22T03:26:45.167620Z","updated_at":"2026-10-22T03:26:45.230680Z","report_date":"2026-10-22T03:26:45.166958Z","id":18627,"is_covid_report":false,"num_injured":null,"num_dead":2,"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":null,"gov_num_dead":2,"gov_num_missing":null,"gov_num_affected":null,"gov_num_displaced":2296,"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,"description":"

Argentina is facing an ongoing and expanding water emergency that simultaneously affects several basins in the La Plata Basin. Since 09/10/2026, rainfall of more than 250 mm in 96 hours in the west of the state of Paraná (Brazil) caused the flooding of the Iguazú, Paraná and Uruguay rivers. The El Niño phenomenon (ENSO 2026-2027) would sustain high flows until February 2027.

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As of 10/21, the national government (AFE) registers 2,296 evacuated and self-evacuated people in 16 localities of Chaco (1,194), Corrientes (1,077) and Entre Ríos (25). The figure has multiplied by almost ten since 10/16 (240 people). There are 2 fatalities on Ibirapitá Island (Bella Vista, Corrientes).

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The impact is different in each basin and region:

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       • Alto Paraná and Iguazú (Misiones, NEA region): the Iguazú reached 16,200 m³/s (14/10) and is around 12,000 m³/s, eight times its average. There are 10 border crossings closed, crossings with Paraguay suspended and Provincial Route 103 restricted in Santa Ana.

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       • Upper-middle Paraná (Corrientes and Chaco, NEA region): current focus of displacement, with contributions close to 35,000 m³/s from Yacyretá. Corrientes capital (7.20–7.30 m), Itatí (8.26 m), Barranqueras (6.98 m) and Isla del Cerrito (7.82 m) exceed the evacuation level. Isla del Cerrito was isolated by land and the water intake of Resistencia is on preventive alert. More than 7,600 head of cattle were moved.

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       • Paraguay River (Formosa, NEA region): Formosa marks 4.75 m; under monitoring.

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       • Middle-lower Paraná (Southern Corrientes, Santa Fe and Entre Ríos, Central/Littoral region): the flood wave advances downstream. According to the INA, Goya would overcome the evacuation around 10/22 and Reconquista and La Paz as of 10/26–27; Paraná would have its peak on 10/28–31. Santa Fe and Rosario would remain under the alert level.

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       • Uruguay River (East Corrientes and Entre Ríos): Paso de los Libres remains on evacuation (9.20 m) with a downward trend; Concordia has 25 people evacuated since 10-11/10.

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The scenario will worsen in the short term. The SMN forecasts storms from 10/21 to 10/25 (20–40 mm in Corrientes) and abundant rains in the Iguazú and Alto Paraná basins from 10/22, on already saturated soils. New evacuations are expected downstream and a prolonged stay of families outside their homes. The affected sectors are housing, safe water, health, roads, infrastructure and agricultural livelihoods.

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Sources (\"Sources\" field): Federal Emergency Agency – Ministry of National Security (part 21/10/2026); National Water Institute (reports 15/10 and 18-19/10); National Meteorological Service; Argentine Naval Prefecture; Civil Defense of Corrientes; Chaco Emergency Committee; Argentine Red Cross (SIGRID 21/10 and Situation Report 20/10).

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Argentina is facing an ongoing and expanding water emergency that simultaneously affects several basins in the La Plata Basin. Since 09/10/2026, rainfall of more than 250 mm in 96 hours in the west of the state of Paraná (Brazil) caused the flooding of the Iguazú, Paraná and Uruguay rivers. The El Niño phenomenon (ENSO 2026-2027) would sustain high flows until February 2027.

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As of 10/21, the national government (AFE) registers 2,296 evacuated and self-evacuated people in 16 localities of Chaco (1,194), Corrientes (1,077) and Entre Ríos (25). The figure has multiplied by almost ten since 10/16 (240 people). There are 2 fatalities on Ibirapitá Island (Bella Vista, Corrientes).

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The impact is different in each basin and region:

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       • Alto Paraná and Iguazú (Misiones, NEA region): the Iguazú reached 16,200 m³/s (14/10) and is around 12,000 m³/s, eight times its average. There are 10 border crossings closed, crossings with Paraguay suspended and Provincial Route 103 restricted in Santa Ana.

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       • Upper-middle Paraná (Corrientes and Chaco, NEA region): current focus of displacement, with contributions close to 35,000 m³/s from Yacyretá. Corrientes capital (7.20–7.30 m), Itatí (8.26 m), Barranqueras (6.98 m) and Isla del Cerrito (7.82 m) exceed the evacuation level. Isla del Cerrito was isolated by land and the water intake of Resistencia is on preventive alert. More than 7,600 head of cattle were moved.

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       • Paraguay River (Formosa, NEA region): Formosa marks 4.75 m; under monitoring.

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       • Middle-lower Paraná (Southern Corrientes, Santa Fe and Entre Ríos, Central/Littoral region): the flood wave advances downstream. According to the INA, Goya would overcome the evacuation around 10/22 and Reconquista and La Paz as of 10/26–27; Paraná would have its peak on 10/28–31. Santa Fe and Rosario would remain under the alert level.

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       • Uruguay River (East Corrientes and Entre Ríos): Paso de los Libres remains on evacuation (9.20 m) with a downward trend; Concordia has 25 people evacuated since 10-11/10.

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The scenario will worsen in the short term. The SMN forecasts storms from 10/21 to 10/25 (20–40 mm in Corrientes) and abundant rains in the Iguazú and Alto Paraná basins from 10/22, on already saturated soils. New evacuations are expected downstream and a prolonged stay of families outside their homes. The affected sectors are housing, safe water, health, roads, infrastructure and agricultural livelihoods.

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Sources (\"Sources\" field): Federal Emergency Agency – Ministry of National Security (part 21/10/2026); National Water Institute (reports 15/10 and 18-19/10); National Meteorological Service; Argentine Naval Prefecture; Civil Defense of Corrientes; Chaco Emergency Committee; Argentine Red Cross (SIGRID 21/10 and Situation Report 20/10).

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Au cours de la saison des pluies 2026, plusieurs communes du Bénin ont été affectées par des précipitations abondantes et la montée des eaux des principaux cours d’eau. Cette situation a entraîné des inondations dans trois communes particulièrement touchées : Dangbo et Adjohoun, situées dans la basse vallée de l’Ouémé, ainsi que Zogbodomey, dans le département du Zou. Les débordements de l’Ouémé, du Couffo et de la rivière Zou ont occasionné des dégâts et perturbé les conditions de vie des populations riveraines.

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Selon les données disponibles, les inondations ont affecté 19 006 ménages, dont 8 650 à Dangbo, 7 935 à Zogbodomey et au moins 2 421 à Adjohoun. La situation a également provoqué le déplacement de 3 301 personnes, réparties entre Adjohoun (1 559 personnes), Dangbo (497 personnes) et Zogbodomey (1 245 personnes).

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L’ampleur géographique du phénomène est également préoccupante. Au total, 18 arrondissements et 112 villages ont été touchés dans les trois communes. À Adjohoun, les huit arrondissements sont concernés, avec 45 villages affectés. À Dangbo, les sept arrondissements et 50 villages sont touchés, tandis qu’à Zogbodomey, trois arrondissements et 17 villages sont concernés.

","summary":"BEN: Flood - 10-2026 - Inondations et crue à Adjohoun, Dangbo et Zogbodomey ","translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"updated_at":"2026-10-20T11:08:42.251090Z","id":8121,"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,"summary":"

Au cours de la saison des pluies 2026, plusieurs communes du Bénin ont été affectées par des précipitations abondantes et la montée des eaux des principaux cours d’eau. Cette situation a entraîné des inondations dans trois communes particulièrement touchées : Dangbo et Adjohoun, situées dans la basse vallée de l’Ouémé, ainsi que Zogbodomey, dans le département du Zou. Les débordements de l’Ouémé, du Couffo et de la rivière Zou ont occasionné des dégâts et perturbé les conditions de vie des populations riveraines.

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Selon les données disponibles, les inondations ont affecté 19 006 ménages, dont 8 650 à Dangbo, 7 935 à Zogbodomey et au moins 2 421 à Adjohoun. La situation a également provoqué le déplacement de 3 301 personnes, réparties entre Adjohoun (1 559 personnes), Dangbo (497 personnes) et Zogbodomey (1 245 personnes).

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L’ampleur géographique du phénomène est également préoccupante. Au total, 18 arrondissements et 112 villages ont été touchés dans les trois communes. À Adjohoun, les huit arrondissements sont concernés, avec 45 villages affectés. À Dangbo, les sept arrondissements et 50 villages sont touchés, tandis qu’à Zogbodomey, trois arrondissements et 17 villages sont concernés.

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Región del Maule 24-10-2026 15:43:

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De acuerdo con la información proporcionada por la Dirección Meteorológica de Chile (DMC), se mantiene vigente el siguiente alertamiento meteorológico para la Región del Maule:

Aviso A582
Probables Tormentas Eléctricas con probabilidad de granizos y fuertes rachas de vientos locales en cordillera de la costa, valle, precordillera y cordillera de la región.

En consideración a estos antecedentes y en coordinación con la Delegación Presidencial Regional del Maule, la Dirección Regional del SENAPRED declara Alerta Temprana Preventiva Regional por tormentas eléctricas, vigente desde hoy y hasta que las condiciones así lo ameriten.
La declaración de esta alerta se constituye como un estado de reforzamiento de la vigilancia, mediante el monitoreo preciso y riguroso de las condiciones de riesgo y las respectivas vulnerabilidades asociadas a la amenaza, coordinando y activando al Sistema Nacional de Prevención y Respuesta ante Desastres (SINAPRED) con el fi n de actuar oportunamente frente a eventuales situaciones de emergencia.
SENAPRED recomienda a la población evitar la proximidad a maquinarias, cercas o rejas de metal, alambrados y líneas eléctricas y/o de telefonía; y no utilizar equipos radiales, aparatos GPS, teléfonos fi jos o móviles durante la tormenta.

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Región del Libertador Gral. Bernardo O'Higgins 24-10-2026 15:01:

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De acuerdo con la información proporcionada por la Dirección Meteorológica de Chile (DMC), se mantiene vigente el siguiente alertamiento meteorológico para la Región de O´Higgins:

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Probables Tormentas Eléctricas con probabilidad de granizos y fuertes rachas de vientos locales en cordillera de la costa, valle, precordillera y cordillera.

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Asimismo, según lo señalado en el informe de amenaza emitido el día de hoy, se pronostican los siguientes montos de precipitaciones, viento e isoterma 0°C en la región:
● Precipitaciones: entre 1 y 3 mm.
● Nevadas: entre 2 y 7 cm.
● Viento: 25 – 40 km/h.
● Isoterma 0: entre 1.800 – 3.400 m.s.n.m.
En consideración a estos antecedentes y en coordinación con la Delegación Presidencial Regional de O´Higgins, la Dirección Regional del SENAPRED declara Alerta Temprana Preventiva Regional por tormentas eléctricas, vigente desde hoy y hasta que las condiciones así lo ameriten.
La declaración de esta alerta se constituye como un estado de reforzamiento de la vigilancia, mediante el monitoreo preciso y riguroso de las condiciones de riesgo y las respectivas vulnerabilidades asociadas a la amenaza, coordinando y activando al Sistema Nacional de Prevención y Respuesta ante Desastres (SINAPRED) con el fi n de actuar oportunamente frente a eventuales situaciones de emergencia.

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Además, el Ministerio de Obras Públicas (MOP) informó de 17 caminos interrumpidos en las regiones de Coquimbo (13) y Valparaíso (4) y 12 quebradas activadas en la Región de Coquimbo. Adicionalmente, reporta 27 cuadrillas funcionando en las regiones de Coquimbo (5), Valparaíso (14) y Metropolitana (8), 42 vehículos y maquinarias en las regiones de Coquimbo (3), Valparaíso (27), Metropolitana (13) y 2 camiones aljibe en la Valparaíso. Adicionalmente, Ministerio de Educación (Mineduc) informa de 200 establecimientos educacionales con suspensión de clases, en las regiones de (02) Metropolitana, (01) Maule, (01) Ñuble, (154) Biobío y (42) en La Araucanía, además de (05) establecimientos con daños en su infraestructura en las regiones (02) Metropolitana, (01) Maule, (01) Ñuble y (01) Biobío. Asimismo, el MINSAL informa de 1 establecimiento no operativo (en reparación por ingreso de agua) correspondiente al Servicio de Salud Metropolitano Central la Base SAMU 48 y 4 establecimiento semi operativos Hospital Luis Calvo Mackenna, Hospital Metropolitano (HOSMET), Hospital de Curepto, Hospital Traumatológico (Concepción) y Centro de Salud Familiar Alemania Norte (Angol). En relación con la emergencia meteorológica, se mantiene una articulación permanente con diversos organismos del Estado y servicios de emergencia para el resguardo de la población y el aseguramiento de la infraestructura crítica. Actualmente, mantienen recursos humanos, equipos técnicos y maquinaria especializada desplegada en terreno de las distintas instituciones que conforman el sistema. Cabe señalar que, todas las instituciones continúan en estado de alerta y con presencia continua en el territorio mientras persista la contingencia meteorológica, dispuestas a reforzar sus capacidades según la evolución de las alertas emitidas.

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Ñuble Region due to meteorological event 21-10-2026 02:13  

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The Regional Directorate of SENAPRED maintains the Regional Preventive Early Warning for meteorological event, which has been in force since October 16 and until conditions warrant it. This 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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Coquimbo Region due to meteorological event 21-10-2026 09:26  

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On the other hand, the National Geology and Mining Service (SERNAGEOMIN), through the update of its Technical Minute due to the danger of mass removal, indicates that the possibility of occurrence of alluvium (debris flows) and landslides (landslides, rockfalls) is moderate on the coast, coastal mountain range, pre-Andean valleys and pre-mountain range and mountain range. In consideration of this background and in coordination with the Regional Presidential Delegation of Coquimbo, the Regional Directorate of SENAPRED maintains the Regional Yellow Alert for meteorological event, which has been in force since October 17 and until conditions warrant it.  This alert keeps the necessary resources ready to intervene according to the evolution of the event, in order to prevent it from growing in extension and severity, minimizing the negative effects on people, their property and the environment.

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O'Higgins Region due to meteorological event 21-10-2026 11:30  

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On the other hand, the National Geology and Mining Service (SERNAGEOMIN), through the update of its Technical Minute due to the danger of mass removal, indicates that the possibility of occurrence of alluvium (debris flows) and landslides (landslides, rockfalls) is high in the foothills, moderate in the coast, coastal mountain range and longitudinal valley and low in the mountain range. In consideration of this background and in coordination with the Regional Presidential Delegation of O'Higgins, the Regional Directorate of SENAPRED maintains the regional Preventive Early Warning for meteorological event, which has been in force since October 10 and until conditions warrant it.  This 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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Valparaíso Region due to meteorological event 21-10-2026 11:43  

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On the other hand, the National Geology and Mining Service (SERNAGEOMIN), through the updating of its Technical Minute due to the danger of mass removal, indicates that the possibility of occurrence of alluvium (debris flows) and landslides (landslides, rockfalls) is high on the coast and coastal mountain range, moderate in pre-Andean valleys and pre-mountain range and low in the mountain range.  Finally, through Exempt Decree No. 1,407, of October 17, 2026, the Ministry of the Interior declared a preventive emergency for the regions between Coquimbo and Biobío, including Valparaíso, from October 18 to 23, 2026, both dates inclusive  In consideration of this background and in coordination with the Regional Presidential Delegation of Valparaíso, the Regional Directorate of SENAPRED modifies coverage from the Preventive Early Warning to Regional for meteorological event, which has been in force since October 16 and until conditions warrant it.  This 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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 Arauco Commune, Biobío Region by Mass Removal 21-10-2026 13:40

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 According to the information provided by the Regional Directorate of SENAPRED Biobío, regarding the high exposure and vulnerability of the community of the Villa El Mirador sector, in the commune of Arauco, it is reported that the current situation represents a threat to housing, due to the possibility that a mass removal will move to that sector.  It should be noted that, yesterday, October 20, 2026, after a technical table held between the Regional Presidential Delegation, SENAPRED, SERNAGEOMIN, municipality, SEREMI MINVU and other institutions, SERNAGEOMIN issued a new technical minute formalizing the preventive establishment of a security and/or evacuation polygon for platforms 100, 200 and 300 of Villa El Mirador.  Therefore, given the high degree of danger of mass removal, local authorities were instructed to avoid exposing people in that area until conditions improve or new technical background is available, leaving the polygon subject to possible adaptations according to the mitigation and risk assessment works by the municipality. Finally, the electricity company Frontel and the health company Essbio have adopted measures to ensure the continuity of basic services, SERVIU has provided 39 rental subsidies for households in risk areas, and the Arauco Hospital has provided containment and psychological assistance to affected families. In consideration of this background and in coordination with the Regional Presidential Delegation of Biobío, the Regional Directorate of SENAPRED maintains the Red Alert for mass removal for the commune of Arauco, which has been in force since October 20 and until conditions warrant it. With this red alert, all necessary and available resources will be mobilized to act and control the situation, given the extension and severity of the event.  

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Antofagasta Region due to wind 21-10-2026 17:06  

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In consideration of this background and in coordination with the Regional Presidential Delegation of Antofagasta, the Regional Directorate of SENAPRED maintains the Regional Preventive Early Warning for wind, which has been in force since October 1 and until conditions warrant it. This 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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Atacama Region due to wind 21-10-2026 17:38  

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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 low throughout the region.  In consideration of this background and in coordination with the Regional Presidential Delegation of Atacama, the Regional Directorate of SENAPRED maintains a regional Preventive Early Warning for wind, which has been in force since September 21 and until conditions warrant it.  This 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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La Araucanía Region due to meteorological event 21-10-2026 17:48  

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Likewise, the National Geology and Mining Service (SERNAGEOMIN), through the update of its Technical Minute due to the danger of mass removal, indicates that the possibility of occurrence of alluvium (debris flows) and landslides (landslides, rockfalls) is low on the coast, coastal mountain range, longitudinal valley, pre-mountain range and mountain range. On the other hand, the Zonal Center for Marine Meteorology of Talcahuano, during the day of October 18, has issued a Special Warning for the probability of occurrence of convective clouds, with the feasibility of generating waterspouts in the oceanic and coastal sector of the Region of La Araucanía, until October 24, 2026.  In consideration of this background and in coordination with the Regional Presidential Delegation of La Araucanía, the Regional Directorate of SENAPRED maintains the Regional Preventive Early Warning for meteorological event, which has been in force since October 16 and until conditions warrant it. This 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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Biobío Region due to meteorological event 21-10-2026 17:52

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 On the other hand, the Zonal Center for Marine Meteorology of Talcahuano, today, October 21, has issued a Special Warning for the probability of occurrence of convective clouds, with the feasibility of generating waterspouts in the oceanic and coastal sector of the Biobío Region, from 00:00 hours on Thursday, October 22 to 00:00 hours on Saturday, October 24, 2026.  Likewise, the National Geology and Mining Service (SERNAGEOMIN), through the update of its Technical Minute due to the danger of mass removal, indicates that the possibility of occurrence of alluvium (debris flows) and landslides (landslides, rockfalls) is moderate on the coast, coastal mountain range and longitudinal valley and low in the foothills and mountain range. In consideration of this background and in coordination with the Regional Presidential Delegation of Biobío, the Regional Directorate of SENAPRED maintains a Regional Preventive Early Warning for meteorological event, which has been in force since October 16 and until conditions warrant it.  This 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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Los Ríos Region due to weather event 21-10-2026 17:56  

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On the other hand, the National Geology and Mining Service (SERNAGEOMIN), through the update of its Technical Minute due to the danger of mass removal, indicates that the possibility of occurrence of alluvium (debris flows) and landslides (landslides, rockfalls) is low throughout the region.  In consideration of this background and in coordination with the Regional Presidential Delegation of Los Lagos, the Regional Directorate of SENAPRED maintains the Regional Preventive Early Warning for meteorological event, which has been in force since October 18 and until conditions warrant it.  This 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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Los Lagos Region due to weather event 21-10-2026 18:22  

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On the other hand, the National Geology and Mining Service (SERNAGEOMIN), through the update of its Technical Minute due to the danger of mass removal, indicates that the possibility of occurrence of alluvium (debris flows) and landslides (landslides, rockfalls) is low throughout the region.  In consideration of this background and in coordination with the Regional Presidential Delegation of Los Lagos, the Regional Directorate of SENAPRED maintains the Regional Preventive Early Warning for meteorological event, which has been in force since October 18 and until conditions warrant it.  This 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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Maule Region due to meteorological event 21-10-2026 19:18  

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Meanwhile, the National Geology and Mining Service (SERNAGEOMIN), through the update of its Technical Minute due to the danger of mass removal, indicates that the possibility of occurrence of alluvium (debris flows) and landslides (landslides, rockfalls) is moderate on the coast, coastal mountain range, longitudinal valley and pre-mountain range and low in the mountain range. Finally, the Zonal Center for Marine Meteorology of Talcahuano, during today, October 21, has issued a Special Warning for the probability of occurrence of convective clouds, with the feasibility of generating waterspouts in the oceanic and coastal sector of the Maule Region, until Saturday, October 24, 2026.  In consideration of this background and in coordination with the Regional Presidential Delegation of Maule, the Regional Directorate of SENAPRED maintains the Regional Preventive Early Warning for meteorological event, which has been in force since October 16 and until conditions warrant it. This 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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El sábado 17 de octubre de 2026, la Directora Nacional del Servicio Nacional de Prevención y Respuesta ante Desastres solicitó evaluar la declaración de emergencia preventiva entre las regiones de Coquimbo y del Biobío, para el período comprendido entre el 18 y el 23 de octubre de 2026, atendida la amenaza meteorológica prevista para dichos territorios y los efectos que podría ocasionar sobre la población, la infraestructura y el normal funcionamiento de los servicios; solicitud que se sustenta en los siguientes antecedentes técnicos emitidos por la Dirección Meteorológica de Chile:

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  1. Aviso Meteorológico N° A561/2026, de 16 de octubre de 2026, por probables tormentas eléctricas, con posibilidad de granizos y fuertes rachas de viento locales, entre la tarde del lunes 19 y la noche del martes 20 de octubre, desde la región de Coquimbo hasta la región del Biobío.
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  2. Aviso Meteorológico N° A564/2026, de 16 de octubre de 2026, por viento normal a moderado desde la tarde del martes 20 hasta la noche del miércoles 21 de octubre, en sectores de las regiones de Coquimbo, Valparaíso, Metropolitana de Santiago y Libertador General Bernardo O'Higgins.
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  3. Aviso Meteorológico N° A562-1/2026, actualización de 17 de octubre de 2026, por precipitaciones normales a moderadas entre la mañana del martes 20 y la mañana del miércoles 21 de octubre, en el litoral de las regiones de Coquimbo, Valparaíso y Libertador General Bernardo O'Higgins, y en sectores del litoral, cordillera de la costa, valle y precordillera de la Región del Maule.
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  4. Alerta Meteorológica N° AA180/2026, de 17 de octubre de 2026, por precipitaciones moderadas a fuertes en un corto período, previstas para la tarde y noche del martes 20 de octubre, en sectores de las regiones de Coquimbo, Valparaíso, Metropolitana de Santiago, Libertador General Bernardo O'Higgins y del Maule.
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La evaluación efectuada por el Servicio Nacional de Prevención y Respuesta ante Desastres, determina que la concurrencia de las amenazas meteorológicas descritas, particularmente la concentración de precipitaciones intensas en períodos acotados y su eventual simultaneidad con tormentas eléctricas y fuertes rachas de viento, podría favorecer la ocurrencia de anegamientos urbanos, crecidas de cauces, activación de quebradas, desbordes de canales y remociones en masa, con el consiguiente riesgo para las personas, sus viviendas, la infraestructura crítica, las vías de conectividad y la continuidad de los servicios básicos. La extensión y diversidad de estos posibles efectos, cuya manifestación puede variar considerablemente según las condiciones geográficas y la vulnerabilidad de cada territorio, hacen necesario fortalecer las capacidades de preparación y respuesta antes de que los fenómenos pronosticados alcancen su mayor intensidad, procurando reducir oportunamente la exposición de la población y evitar que sus consecuencias se agraven por la falta de medidas preventivas.

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Actualmente la región de Coquimbo se encuentra en el desarrollo de una operación de respuesta DREF por inundaciones generadas por precipitaciones intensas, lo que podría reactivar condiciones de riesgo en comunidades altamente vulnerables. Asimismo, las regiones de Valparaíso, Metropolitana de Santiago, Libertador Bernardo O'Higgins, Maule, Ñuble y Biobío han permanecido impactadas repetidamente por eventos meteorológicos intensos, lo que nos obliga a estar preparados como Sociedad Nacional ante algun impacto que supere las capacidades de respuesta por parte de los organismos del Estado.

Debido a la proximidad del evento, extensión territorial y la falta de evidencia técnica previa (más de 15 días), no se ha considerado la solicitud  desde el Pilar Anticipatorio de un DREF inminente, manteniendo el monitoreo por parte del voluntariado en las respectivas filiales y comités regionales.

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El sábado 17 de octubre de 2026, la Directora Nacional del Servicio Nacional de Prevención y Respuesta ante Desastres solicitó evaluar la declaración de emergencia preventiva entre las regiones de Coquimbo y del Biobío, para el período comprendido entre el 18 y el 23 de octubre de 2026, atendida la amenaza meteorológica prevista para dichos territorios y los efectos que podría ocasionar sobre la población, la infraestructura y el normal funcionamiento de los servicios; solicitud que se sustenta en los siguientes antecedentes técnicos emitidos por la Dirección Meteorológica de Chile:

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  1. Aviso Meteorológico N° A561/2026, de 16 de octubre de 2026, por probables tormentas eléctricas, con posibilidad de granizos y fuertes rachas de viento locales, entre la tarde del lunes 19 y la noche del martes 20 de octubre, desde la región de Coquimbo hasta la región del Biobío.
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  2. Aviso Meteorológico N° A564/2026, de 16 de octubre de 2026, por viento normal a moderado desde la tarde del martes 20 hasta la noche del miércoles 21 de octubre, en sectores de las regiones de Coquimbo, Valparaíso, Metropolitana de Santiago y Libertador General Bernardo O'Higgins.
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  3. Aviso Meteorológico N° A562-1/2026, actualización de 17 de octubre de 2026, por precipitaciones normales a moderadas entre la mañana del martes 20 y la mañana del miércoles 21 de octubre, en el litoral de las regiones de Coquimbo, Valparaíso y Libertador General Bernardo O'Higgins, y en sectores del litoral, cordillera de la costa, valle y precordillera de la Región del Maule.
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  4. Alerta Meteorológica N° AA180/2026, de 17 de octubre de 2026, por precipitaciones moderadas a fuertes en un corto período, previstas para la tarde y noche del martes 20 de octubre, en sectores de las regiones de Coquimbo, Valparaíso, Metropolitana de Santiago, Libertador General Bernardo O'Higgins y del Maule.
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La evaluación efectuada por el Servicio Nacional de Prevención y Respuesta ante Desastres, determina que la concurrencia de las amenazas meteorológicas descritas, particularmente la concentración de precipitaciones intensas en períodos acotados y su eventual simultaneidad con tormentas eléctricas y fuertes rachas de viento, podría favorecer la ocurrencia de anegamientos urbanos, crecidas de cauces, activación de quebradas, desbordes de canales y remociones en masa, con el consiguiente riesgo para las personas, sus viviendas, la infraestructura crítica, las vías de conectividad y la continuidad de los servicios básicos. La extensión y diversidad de estos posibles efectos, cuya manifestación puede variar considerablemente según las condiciones geográficas y la vulnerabilidad de cada territorio, hacen necesario fortalecer las capacidades de preparación y respuesta antes de que los fenómenos pronosticados alcancen su mayor intensidad, procurando reducir oportunamente la exposición de la población y evitar que sus consecuencias se agraven por la falta de medidas preventivas.

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Actualmente la región de Coquimbo se encuentra en el desarrollo de una operación de respuesta DREF por inundaciones generadas por precipitaciones intensas, lo que podría reactivar condiciones de riesgo en comunidades altamente vulnerables. Asimismo, las regiones de Valparaíso, Metropolitana de Santiago, Libertador Bernardo O'Higgins, Maule, Ñuble y Biobío han permanecido impactadas repetidamente por eventos meteorológicos intensos, lo que nos obliga a estar preparados como Sociedad Nacional ante algun impacto que supere las capacidades de respuesta por parte de los organismos del Estado.

Debido a la proximidad del evento, extensión territorial y la falta de evidencia técnica previa (más de 15 días), no se ha considerado la solicitud  desde el Pilar Anticipatorio de un DREF inminente, manteniendo el monitoreo por parte del voluntariado en las respectivas filiales y comités regionales.

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The reported figure of 2,727 affected people refers to individuals who were stranded and subsequently rescued due to flooding in Istanbul.

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On 14 October 2026, heavy rainfall and thunderstorms caused flooding and flash floods across parts of Türkiye, particularly in the Marmara Region. The affected areas include Istanbul, Kocaeli, Bursa, Bilecik and Yalova. According to AFAD's Meteorological Warnings Information Note dated 15 October 2026 (09:25), a total of 9,588 emergency calls were received across the provinces under meteorological warnings, including 8,815 in Istanbul. Reported incidents included flooding of homes, gardens and roads, fallen trees, and people stranded due to rising floodwaters.

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In Istanbul, two fatalities were reported, one due to electrocution and another due to drowning. Of the 8,815 emergency calls received in the city, 6,728 had been addressed, while response operations for 2,087 remained ongoing. People requiring temporary accommodation are being sheltered in public guesthouses.

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According to meteorological forecasts for 15–16 October 2026, heavy rainfall and strong winds are expected to affect several provinces, posing further risks of flooding and disruptions to transportation.

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The reported figure of 2,727 affected people refers to individuals who were stranded and subsequently rescued due to flooding in Istanbul.

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On 14 October 2026, heavy rainfall and thunderstorms caused flooding and flash floods across parts of Türkiye, particularly in the Marmara Region. The affected areas include Istanbul, Kocaeli, Bursa, Bilecik and Yalova. According to AFAD's Meteorological Warnings Information Note dated 15 October 2026 (09:25), a total of 9,588 emergency calls were received across the provinces under meteorological warnings, including 8,815 in Istanbul. Reported incidents included flooding of homes, gardens and roads, fallen trees, and people stranded due to rising floodwaters.

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In Istanbul, two fatalities were reported, one due to electrocution and another due to drowning. Of the 8,815 emergency calls received in the city, 6,728 had been addressed, while response operations for 2,087 remained ongoing. People requiring temporary accommodation are being sheltered in public guesthouses.

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According to meteorological forecasts for 15–16 October 2026, heavy rainfall and strong winds are expected to affect several provinces, posing further risks of flooding and disruptions to transportation.

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The Dominican Red Cross reports ongoing humanitarian needs associated with population movements towards Haiti through the Dominican border area. Available operational evidence is concentrated in Dajabón, where the branch assists people passing through the migrant interdiction centre. The situation is characterised by fluctuating movements and continuing needs for pre-hospital assistance, drinking water, food, personal hygiene, family contact and protection referrals.

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Dajabón branch records show 15,697 admissions during July–September 2026, compared with 12,550 during the same period in 2025, an increase of 25.1 per cent. Recorded admissions of children increased from 628 to 3,229, raising their share from 5.0 to 20.6 per cent. These figures represent admissions, potentially including repeat entries, rather than verified unique individuals or people assessed as requiring assistance. Movements fluctuated within the quarter, with admissions declining from 7,265 in July to 3,597 in September.

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Branch reports document dehydration, hypertension, injuries, pregnancy-related concerns requiring hospital referral and cases involving unaccompanied children. Children separated from caregivers, pregnant and breastfeeding women, older people, people with disabilities and those with chronic conditions may require adapted assistance and timely referrals. Language barriers and loss of family contact can further restrict access to support. The extent of unmet needs has not yet been systematically quantified.

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Current branch activities include pre-hospital assistance, drinking water and food rations supported by National Society headquarters, Restoring Family Links through telephone calls and phone charging, and hygiene assistance when supplies are available. Services depend on no more than five volunteers whose availability varies because of employment commitments, preventing a regular operating schedule. Access to the centre is restricted from 18:00 until the following day.

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The National Society also reports reduced physical presence of several humanitarian organisations in Dajabón. The implications for current service coverage and referral capacity require verification, including whether assistance remains available remotely or through partners.

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Following the IFRC Regional Director’s September visit to Dajabón and subsequent discussions, the National Society decided on 12 October 2026 to request DREF support. The proposed operation focuses on strengthening existing branch services, establishing and equipping a Humanitarian Service Point subject to authorisation, and conducting a multisectoral assessment in selected locations in Monte Cristi, Dajabón, Elías Piña, Independencia and Pedernales. All proposed activities will take place within Dominican territory.

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The assessment will clarify needs, existing services and operational priorities, while providing a baseline for a separately planned and financed longer-term humanitarian strategy. The DREF application remains under review; proposed activities and population targets do not represent assistance already delivered.

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The Dominican Red Cross reports ongoing humanitarian needs associated with population movements towards Haiti through the Dominican border area. Available operational evidence is concentrated in Dajabón, where the branch assists people passing through the migrant interdiction centre. The situation is characterised by fluctuating movements and continuing needs for pre-hospital assistance, drinking water, food, personal hygiene, family contact and protection referrals.

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Dajabón branch records show 15,697 admissions during July–September 2026, compared with 12,550 during the same period in 2025, an increase of 25.1 per cent. Recorded admissions of children increased from 628 to 3,229, raising their share from 5.0 to 20.6 per cent. These figures represent admissions, potentially including repeat entries, rather than verified unique individuals or people assessed as requiring assistance. Movements fluctuated within the quarter, with admissions declining from 7,265 in July to 3,597 in September.

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Branch reports document dehydration, hypertension, injuries, pregnancy-related concerns requiring hospital referral and cases involving unaccompanied children. Children separated from caregivers, pregnant and breastfeeding women, older people, people with disabilities and those with chronic conditions may require adapted assistance and timely referrals. Language barriers and loss of family contact can further restrict access to support. The extent of unmet needs has not yet been systematically quantified.

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Current branch activities include pre-hospital assistance, drinking water and food rations supported by National Society headquarters, Restoring Family Links through telephone calls and phone charging, and hygiene assistance when supplies are available. Services depend on no more than five volunteers whose availability varies because of employment commitments, preventing a regular operating schedule. Access to the centre is restricted from 18:00 until the following day.

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The National Society also reports reduced physical presence of several humanitarian organisations in Dajabón. The implications for current service coverage and referral capacity require verification, including whether assistance remains available remotely or through partners.

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Following the IFRC Regional Director’s September visit to Dajabón and subsequent discussions, the National Society decided on 12 October 2026 to request DREF support. The proposed operation focuses on strengthening existing branch services, establishing and equipping a Humanitarian Service Point subject to authorisation, and conducting a multisectoral assessment in selected locations in Monte Cristi, Dajabón, Elías Piña, Independencia and Pedernales. All proposed activities will take place within Dominican territory.

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The assessment will clarify needs, existing services and operational priorities, while providing a baseline for a separately planned and financed longer-term humanitarian strategy. The DREF application remains under review; proposed activities and population targets do not represent assistance already delivered.

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A flash flood in the Budhi Gandaki River early Sunday morning caused significant damage across the Manaslu and Tsum Valley regions of Gorkha District. Preliminary reports indicate that approximately 50 households were affected, with several houses washed away, communities displaced, and critical infrastructure damaged. No human casualties have been reported so far. The flood is believed to have been triggered by a landslide-induced river blockage that subsequently breached, releasing a large volume of water downstream. Major impacts include the destruction of suspension bridges in Chumnubri and Dharche, damage to houses and temporary shelters, the loss of the under-construction Sahaj Urja Power House, and severe disruption to road connectivity after the Soti steel bridge and part of the Nayapul bridge were washed away. Detailed assessments and response efforts are ongoing, although access remains challenging due to damaged roads and communication disruptions.
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Government authorities are actively disseminating early warning and safety messages to communities living along the Budhi Gandaki and downstream Trishuli River basin. Residents in very high-risk areas up to Benighat have been advised to move to safer, higher ground, while communities up to Mugling are urged to remain on high alert. People living near riverbanks in Chitwan and Nawalparasi have also been advised to remain vigilant. Evacuation, search, and rescue operations are ongoing in the affected areas.
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A flash flood in the Budhi Gandaki River early Sunday morning caused significant damage across the Manaslu and Tsum Valley regions of Gorkha District. Preliminary reports indicate that approximately 50 households were affected, with several houses washed away, communities displaced, and critical infrastructure damaged. No human casualties have been reported so far. The flood is believed to have been triggered by a landslide-induced river blockage that subsequently breached, releasing a large volume of water downstream. Major impacts include the destruction of suspension bridges in Chumnubri and Dharche, damage to houses and temporary shelters, the loss of the under-construction Sahaj Urja Power House, and severe disruption to road connectivity after the Soti steel bridge and part of the Nayapul bridge were washed away. Detailed assessments and response efforts are ongoing, although access remains challenging due to damaged roads and communication disruptions.
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Government authorities are actively disseminating early warning and safety messages to communities living along the Budhi Gandaki and downstream Trishuli River basin. Residents in very high-risk areas up to Benighat have been advised to move to safer, higher ground, while communities up to Mugling are urged to remain on high alert. People living near riverbanks in Chitwan and Nawalparasi have also been advised to remain vigilant. Evacuation, search, and rescue operations are ongoing in the affected areas.
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On October 9, 2026, a large earthquake was registered, estimated between 7.2 and 7.7, with an epicenter reported in the area of Tonosí, province of Los Santos. The telluric movement was perceived in much of the national territory and has been followed by various aftershocks, generating structural damage, interruptions of services and preventive evacuations in multiple provinces. Preliminary reports indicate significant damage to public and private infrastructure, damage to homes, interruptions of communications and basic services, as well as temporary displacement of people to safe places. Response teams and Local Committees continue to carry out rapid assessments to determine the full extent of the damage and emerging humanitarian needs. 

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People are reported to be temporarily displaced due to damage to infrastructure and preventive evacuation measures. The main needs preliminarily identified include: 

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On October 9, 2026, a large earthquake was registered, estimated between 7.2 and 7.7, with an epicenter reported in the area of Tonosí, province of Los Santos. The telluric movement was perceived in much of the national territory and has been followed by various aftershocks, generating structural damage, interruptions of services and preventive evacuations in multiple provinces. Preliminary reports indicate significant damage to public and private infrastructure, damage to homes, interruptions of communications and basic services, as well as temporary displacement of people to safe places. Response teams and Local Committees continue to carry out rapid assessments to determine the full extent of the damage and emerging humanitarian needs. 

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 Main reported effects 

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Province of Coclé - Penonomé 

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People are reported to be temporarily displaced due to damage to infrastructure and preventive evacuation measures. The main needs preliminarily identified include: 

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According to the information provided by the Metropolitan Regional Directorate, regarding the flood that affects Camino El Alba to the North Quebrada Honda Sur, General Blanche, Vital Apoquindo west to the east by mountain interface in the commune of Las Condes, 6 injured people are reported at the moment, who were transferred to various assistance centers. On the other hand, Regional COGRID was developed in the offices of the 15th Fire Company of Santiago. (Red Cross did not participate). Finally, a Catastrophe Zone has been decreed in the commune of Las Condes, in force from today and until conditions warrant it. In addition, 1,200 people have been rescued from vehicles, houses, service centers and various facilities in the commune of Las Condes. UC CHRISTUS maintains suspended outpatient care at San Carlos de Apoquindo Clinic after flood It is declared 22 homes with major damage and 1,960 homes with minor damage is the Senapred balance. 5 neonates were displaced preventively, 60 in Duoc UC to 60 minors and 11 residents of Eleam Camino al Alba. It is declared affected in Bencinera (Copec San Ramón Oriente - San Ramón 2701, Las Condes) For the emergency derived from the flood situation in Las Condes, the Municipality initially provided logistical and operational support centers for emergency teams and the reception of aid at strategic points of the commune (such as the shelter sector and main support at the Paul Harris Community Center). In addition to the solidarity aid campaigns traditionally managed by the municipality, the four usual official collection points are:
• Town Hall Building: Av. Apoquindo 3400.
• DECOM (Directorate of Community Development): Av. Apoquindo 9070
• Diaguitas Community Center: Diaguitas 911.
• Paul Harris Municipal Stadium: Av. Paul Harris Sur 701.

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Vaccination operation was enabled by the Municipality of Las Condes for Volunteers, officials and neighbors of Tetanus, Hepatitis A and Influenza at the Claro Arena Stadium (Cv. Las Flores 13000, Las Condes)

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Municipal personnel from the Municipality of Las Condes are working on the site. Santiago Fire Department, Army, Carabineros, Roads, PDI, Autopista Norte Concessionaire, AMBIPAR, Regional Government, companies providing services for the Municipality of Las Condes
Traffic cuts are maintained in San Carlos de Apoquindo and surrounding areas, with the aim of facilitating the work of volunteers and machinery. They have received machinery from municipalities such as Vitacura, Huechuraba, Conchalí, Santiago, Providencia GORE, Costanera Norte, among others. The vaccination operation is maintained (Claro Arena) Las Condes maintains cleaning work, it is collaborating with Desafío Levantemos Chile.

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On the instruction of the SEREMI of Energy, a power cut was made in the quadrant between: Camino la Fuente, Las Condesas, El Alba and General Blanche.
With the support of firefighters and machinery, the debris is being cleared from the ravine.

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Due to the frontal system that affects the Metropolitan region, today at around 3:30 p.m. the number of fallen millimeters began to increase, also increasing the intensity, which caused the increase in the flow in different streams of the region. This led to a flood in the Commune of Las Condes at around 5:15 p.m., affecting health centers, homes and vehicular traffic, leaving several people trapped and being dragged by the  current.

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NOTICE
Weather events with a moderate degree of severity, potentially risky, are forecast. Stay informed if you carry out activities exposed to weather risks.

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Weather phenomena with a strong degree of severity are forecast, with the probability of generating risks in people. Stay informed of their evolution and follow the instructions of the authorities, avoid unnecessary risks.

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Meteorological phenomena with an intense degree of severity are forecast, with a very high potential to generate material and life risks to people. Stay informed, comply with the instructions generated by the authorities and be prepared for extraordinary measures.

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SENAPRED reports:

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According to the information provided by the Chilean Meteorological Directorate (DMC), the following weather warnings remain in force for the Metropolitan Region:

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Probable thunderstorms with a probability of hail and strong gusts of local winds in the coastal mountain range, valley, pre-mountain range and mountain range.

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Normal to moderate rainfall in a short period of time

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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 valley and pre-mountain range and Low in coastal mountain range and mountain range.

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In consideration of this background and in coordination with the Metropolitan Regional Presidential Delegation, the Regional Directorate of SENAPRED maintains the Regional Yellow Alert for meteorological event, which has been in force since October 6 and until conditions warrant it.

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This Yellow Alert will keep the necessary resources ready to intervene according to the evolution of the event, in order to prevent it from growing in extension and severity, minimizing the negative effects on people, their property and the environment.

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According to the information provided by the Metropolitan Directorate of SENAPRED, as a result of the activation of the Quebrada Las Ondas, a mass movement of the flood type was generated, which affected the eastern sector of the commune of Las Condes, mainly the avenues, Vital Apoquindo, Camino el Alba.

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Probable thunderstorms with a probability of hail and strong gusts of local winds in the coastal mountain range, valley, pre-mountain range and mountain range.

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07-10

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09-10

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Open
here

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Notice A541

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Normal to moderate rainfall in a short period of time in the valley and foothills of the region.

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08-10

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08-10

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Open
here

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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 longitudinal valleys and pre-mountain ranges of the region.

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In consideration of this background and in coordination with the Metropolitan Regional Presidential Delegation, the Regional Directorate of SENAPRED declares a Red Alert for mass removal for the communes of San José de Maipo, Puente Alto, Pirque, La Florida, Peñalolén, La Reina, Las Condes, Lo Barnechea, Vitacura and Colina, in force from today and until conditions warrant it.

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With the declaration of this Red Alert, all necessary and available resources will be mobilized to act and control the situation, given the extension and severity of the event.

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The GEO-SCIENTIFIC NETWORK OF CHILE informs

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Record of water fall prior to and during the occurrence of the flood on General Blanche street in the San Carlos de Apoquindo sector in Las Condes 

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The Parque Arrayán meteorological station (DGA) recorded rainfall that is consistent with a rapid saturation of the Quebrada Honda basin and subsequent activation of this stream, and tributary and nearby streams. In just 30 minutes, 9 mm fell from 3:30 p.m. with an equivalent intensity of almost 18 mm/h and then every half hour 2 to 5 mm fell, that is, moderate to intense  rainfall that is related to convective precipitation, triggering numerous mass removals.

","summary":"CHL: Other - 10-2026 - Mass removal ","translation_module_original_language":"es"}],"updated_at":"2026-10-13T21:35:54.864551Z","id":8109,"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,"summary":"

Due to the frontal system that affects the Metropolitan region, today at around 3:30 p.m. the number of fallen millimeters began to increase, also increasing the intensity, which caused the increase in the flow in different streams of the region. This led to a flood in the Commune of Las Condes at around 5:15 p.m., affecting health centers, homes and vehicular traffic, leaving several people trapped and being dragged by the current.

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According to the official information of the DMC with Notice 541, there is the following:

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NOTICE
Weather events with a moderate degree of severity, potentially risky, are forecast. Stay informed if you carry out activities exposed to weather risks.

ALERT
Weather phenomena with a strong degree of severity are forecast, with the probability of generating risks in people. Stay informed of their evolution and follow the instructions of the authorities, avoid unnecessary risks.

ALARM
Meteorological phenomena with an intense degree of severity are forecast, with a very high potential to generate material and life risks to people. Stay informed, comply with the instructions generated by the authorities and be prepared for extraordinary measures.

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SENAPRED reports:

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According to the information provided by the Chilean Meteorological Directorate (DMC), the following weather warnings remain in force for the Metropolitan Region:

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Alert

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Prognosis

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Home

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End

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Link

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Notice A531-3

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Normal to moderate wind in the mountain range.

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05-10

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08-10

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Open
here

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Notice A535-2

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Probable thunderstorms with a probability of hail and strong gusts of local winds in the coastal mountain range, valley, pre-mountain range and mountain range.

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07-10

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09-10

\r\n		\r\n

Open
here

\r\n
\r\n

Notice A541

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Normal to moderate rainfall in a short period of time

\r\n		\r\n

08-10

\r\n		\r\n

08-10

\r\n		\r\n

Open
here

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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 valley and pre-mountain range and Low in coastal mountain range and mountain range.

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In consideration of this background and in coordination with the Metropolitan Regional Presidential Delegation, the Regional Directorate of SENAPRED maintains the Regional Yellow Alert for meteorological event, which has been in force since October 6 and until conditions warrant it.

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This Yellow Alert will keep the necessary resources ready to intervene according to the evolution of the event, in order to prevent it from growing in extension and severity, minimizing the negative effects on people, their property and the environment.

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According to the information provided by the Metropolitan Directorate of SENAPRED, as a result of the activation of the Quebrada Las Ondas, a mass movement of the flood type was generated, which affected the eastern sector of the commune of Las Condes, mainly the avenues, Vital Apoquindo, Camino el Alba.

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Likewise, the Chilean Meteorological Directorate (DMC) maintains the following meteorological alerts in force for the Metropolitan Region:

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Alert

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Prognosis

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Home

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End

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Link

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Alert AA176

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Thunderstorms with a probability of hail and strong gusts of local wind, in the valley and foothills of the region.

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08-10

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08-10

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Open
here

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Notice A535-2

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Probable thunderstorms with a probability of hail and strong gusts of local winds in the coastal mountain range, valley, pre-mountain range and mountain range.

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07-10

\r\n		\r\n

09-10

\r\n		\r\n

Open
here

\r\n
\r\n

Notice A541

\r\n		\r\n

Normal to moderate rainfall in a short period of time in the valley and foothills of the region.

\r\n		\r\n

08-10

\r\n		\r\n

08-10

\r\n		\r\n

Open
here

\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 longitudinal valleys and pre-mountain ranges of the region.

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In consideration of this background and in coordination with the Metropolitan Regional Presidential Delegation, the Regional Directorate of SENAPRED declares a Red Alert for mass removal for the communes of San José de Maipo, Puente Alto, Pirque, La Florida, Peñalolén, La Reina, Las Condes, Lo Barnechea, Vitacura and Colina, in force from today and until conditions warrant it.

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With the declaration of this Red Alert, all necessary and available resources will be mobilized to act and control the situation, given the extension and severity of the event.

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The GEO-SCIENTIFIC NETWORK OF CHILE informs

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Record of water fall prior to and during the occurrence of the flood on General Blanche street in the San Carlos de Apoquindo sector in Las Condes

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The Parque Arrayán meteorological station (DGA) recorded rainfall that is consistent with a rapid saturation of the Quebrada Honda basin and subsequent activation of this stream, and tributary and nearby streams. In just 30 minutes, 9 mm fell from 3:30 p.m. with an equivalent intensity of almost 18 mm/h and then every half hour 2 to 5 mm fell, that is, moderate to intense rainfall that is related to convective precipitation, triggering numerous mass removals.

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From October to the first days of November 2026, the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (INAMHI) issued successive weather warnings due to the persistence of moderate to very heavy rainfall, accompanied by thunderstorms and gusts of wind, mainly in the provinces of the Littoral and the Insular region. These conditions, in the context of the El Niño phenomenon (ENSO), increased the risk of floods, overflowing of water bodies, mass movements and damage to homes, road infrastructure and basic services.

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During this period, the rains caused emergencies in Galapagos, El Oro, Santa Elena, Los Ríos, Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas, Guayas and Manabí.

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In Galapagos, the extraordinary rainfall recorded in the canton of Santa Cruz caused the overflow of the El Aguacatal ravine and flooding in Puerto Ayora, Bellavista and surrounding sectors, with water accumulations of up to 3 meters in critical points. These events caused damage to homes, commercial establishments, road infrastructure and basic service networks, in addition to affecting  educational and health establishments, isolation of communities and the transfer of approximately 500 people to 2 temporary accommodations. For this reason, the Cantonal Emergency Operations Committee (COE) declared an emergency in Santa Cruz.

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El Oro, the overflowing of rivers and canals caused flooding in Machala, Santa Rosa, El Guabo and Pasaje, with damage to homes, affecting families, interruptions of roads and enabling temporary accommodation.

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Santa Elena, the flooding of water bodies caused flooding in communities of Manglaralto, the collapse of a house in San José, damage to road infrastructure and drinking water systems, as well as the isolation of approximately 550 families in sectors of Colonche.

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The rivers, rainfall and increased flows generated flooding and flooding conditions in low-lying areas, compromising homes, agricultural areas and rural roads.

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Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas, the rains caused landslides and damage to the Alóag-Santo Domingo road, in addition to interruptions in drinking  water collection systems and mobility restrictions.

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Guayas, the intense rainfall caused flooding and flooding in Guayaquil, Durán, Samborondón, Milagro and other cantons, affecting residential sectors, road infrastructure and daily activities. In addition, the increase in water contributions to the Daule-Peripa reservoir led to controlled discharges and surveillance in riverside communities.

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Manabí, persistent rains and the increase in the levels of rivers and estuaries increased the risk of flooding in urban and rural areas, while soil saturation favored processes of slope instability, with possible effects on connectivity and agricultural activities

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Faced with this scenario, the Provincial Boards of the Ecuadorian Red Cross deployed volunteer and paid personnel in the affected territories, through the activation of their different lines of action and the mobilization of logistical and operational resources. These interventions were aimed at assessing damage and needs, pre-hospital care and health care, psychosocial support, re-establishing links between family members and humanitarian assistance, with the aim of meeting the priority needs of affected individuals and families, in coordination with the competent institutions and response agencies.

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According to the National Committee for the Regional Study of the El Niño Phenomenon (CN-ERFEN), as of October 1, 2026, the El Niño phenomenon remains active and strengthened, with persistent warming of the Pacific Ocean off Ecuador, favoring above-normal rainfall conditions on the Coast and a greater probability of floods and overflows, mainly in sectors of the center and north of the country. For the month of October, the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (INAMHI) forecasts the continuity of rainfall of variable intensity, with occasionally strong events, storms and gusts of wind, mainly in sectors of the Littoral and the foothills of the western mountain range. The provinces of Esmeraldas, Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas, Manabí, Los Ríos and Guayas remain among the areas with the highest presence of rainfall, with the possibility of floods, accumulation of water, floods and overflows of water bodies and mass movements.

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ESMERALDAS: From September 15 to October 5, 2026, 53 adverse events have been recorded in seven cantons, mainly floods and landslides, with approximately 9,740 people affected. The highest incidences are concentrated in Muisne, Eloy Alfaro, Esmeraldas and Quinindé, where the increase in flows caused overflows and flooding in communities and homes. Damage to roads and crops is also recorded. 

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Guayas: The province registers approximately 2,211 people affected by events associated with the rains. The main emergencies were concentrated in Balao, Jujan, Naranjito, Guayaquil, Durán, El Triunfo, Marcelino Maridueña, Salitre, Daule, Yaguachi and Simón Bolívar, where floods, river overflows, flooding and damage to homes and roads, increased flows and saturation of drainage were reported. Among the outstanding events are the overflow of the Amarillo, El Chorrón and Gala rivers, with effects on sectors and families. Monitoring and damage assessment continues.

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SANTO DOMINGO DE LOS TSÁCHILAS: In the canton of La Concordia, heavy rains were reported in sectors such as Las Vegas, San Pablo 2, San Carlos, San Luis and La Nueva Concordia, where families required attention and humanitarian assistance. Approximately 250 people have been affected.

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LOS RÍOS: The province registers approximately 1,385 people affected by events associated with the rains. The main effects are concentrated in Babahoyo, Urdaneta, Montalvo, Baba, Mocache, Palenque, Puebloviejo and Buena Fe, where intense rainfall and increased flows have generated floods, river overflows affecting homes and extensive agricultural areas. Rice, corn and soybean crops are among the most affected, in addition to damage from windstorms, mainly in Buena Fe. 

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It should be noted that the detailed data are preliminary and correspond to the initial phase of the manifestation of ENSO in Ecuador. In this context, and based on the technical and scientific knowledge provided by specialized institutions, the Ecuadorian Red Cross has developed an Imminent DREF.

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According to the National Committee for the Regional Study of the El Niño Phenomenon (CN-ERFEN), as of October 1, 2026, the El Niño phenomenon remains active and strengthened, with persistent warming of the Pacific Ocean off Ecuador, favoring above-normal rainfall conditions on the Coast and a greater probability of floods and overflows, mainly in sectors of the center and north of the country. For the month of October, the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (INAMHI) forecasts the continuity of rainfall of variable intensity, with occasionally strong events, storms and gusts of wind, mainly in sectors of the Littoral and the foothills of the western mountain range. The provinces of Esmeraldas, Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas, Manabí, Los Ríos and Guayas remain among the areas with the highest presence of rainfall, with the possibility of floods, accumulation of water, floods and overflows of water bodies and mass movements.

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ESMERALDAS: From September 15 to October 5, 2026, 53 adverse events have been recorded in seven cantons, mainly floods and landslides, with approximately 9,740 people affected. The highest incidences are concentrated in Muisne, Eloy Alfaro, Esmeraldas and Quinindé, where the increase in flows caused overflows and flooding in communities and homes. Damage to roads and crops is also recorded. 

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Guayas: The province registers approximately 2,211 people affected by events associated with the rains. The main emergencies were concentrated in Balao, Jujan, Naranjito, Guayaquil, Durán, El Triunfo, Marcelino Maridueña, Salitre, Daule, Yaguachi and Simón Bolívar, where floods, river overflows, flooding and damage to homes and roads, increased flows and saturation of drainage were reported. Among the outstanding events are the overflow of the Amarillo, El Chorrón and Gala rivers, with effects on sectors and families. Monitoring and damage assessment continues.

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SANTO DOMINGO DE LOS TSÁCHILAS: In the canton of La Concordia, heavy rains were reported in sectors such as Las Vegas, San Pablo 2, San Carlos, San Luis and La Nueva Concordia, where families required attention and humanitarian assistance. Approximately 250 people have been affected.

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LOS RÍOS: The province registers approximately 1,385 people affected by events associated with the rains. The main effects are concentrated in Babahoyo, Urdaneta, Montalvo, Baba, Mocache, Palenque, Puebloviejo and Buena Fe, where intense rainfall and increased flows have generated floods, river overflows affecting homes and extensive agricultural areas. Rice, corn and soybean crops are among the most affected, in addition to damage from windstorms, mainly in Buena Fe. 

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It should be noted that the detailed data are preliminary and correspond to the initial phase of the manifestation of ENSO in Ecuador. In this context, and based on the technical and scientific knowledge provided by specialized institutions, the Ecuadorian Red Cross has developed an Imminent DREF.

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1. Summary of the situation

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During October 2026, Paraguay has registered floods in different parts of the national territory, with significant effects in the department of Alto Paraná, especially in Ciudad del Este, Presidente Franco, Hernandarias and surrounding areas, as well as in the city of Ayolas, department of Misiones.

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The event presents two main dynamics: on the one hand, the intense rains that caused flooding in urban and riverside sectors of Alto Paraná; on the other, the sustained flooding of the Paraná River, which affected riverside communities of Ayolas and forced the evacuation of numerous families.

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The first reports of evacuation in Ayolas were registered between October 7 and 8. In Alto Paraná, the situation worsened between October 12 and 14, when the authorities documented affected people, evacuations and the setting up of temporary shelters.

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As of 28 October, the emergency continues to require humanitarian assistance and inter-institutional coordination, especially in Ayolas, where flooding is keeping many families out of their homes. Authorities have also warned of the possibility that the high levels of the Paraná River will persist in the coming months.

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2. Timeline of the event from its inception

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  1. Oct. 7–9 Beginning of evacuations and first effects
    2. \n
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In Ayolas, preventive evacuations of families from the riverside neighborhoods of San José Mi and María Auxiliadora began in the face of the flooding of the Paraná River. In Ciudad del Este, evacuations intensified in the San Rafael neighborhood, where 23 families had already been transferred to safe places as of October 8. On October 9, rainfall in excess of 100 mm was reported in several parts of the country, contributing to flooding conditions.

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  1. Oct. 10–12 River Level Rise and Expansion of Evacuations
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In Ayolas, the Paraná exceeded the alert level of 4.20 meters and approached or exceeded the flood level of 4.50 meters. In Alto Paraná, evacuations and assistance actions increased, particularly in San Rafael and other riverside sectors of Ciudad del Este.

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13–14 Oct. Scaling up the humanitarian response

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In Alto Paraná, the official report recorded 707 people affected and 152 victims in the San Rafael neighborhood, in addition to 185 families evacuated. Emergency teams and vehicles were deployed, and temporary shelters were set up. As of October 14, 349 families had received food kits in Ciudad del Este, Minga Guazú, Hernandarias, and Presidente Franco.

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  1. Oct. 15–19 Significant increase in displaced population
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In Ayolas, as of 17 October, 3,144 people were evacuated, equivalent to 1,012 families. Of these, 746 people were in 17 temporary shelters, while another 2,398 had been transferred to relatives' homes or rented accommodation.

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In Alto Paraná, reports from October 16 to 19 indicated around 1,300 families relocated to the department and approximately 1,230 families affected in Ciudad del Este, according to different surveys.

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Oct. 20–28 Persistence of the emergency and recovery needs

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The flood continued to affect Ayolas and other riverside communities. As of October 26, approximately 1,064 families were estimated to have been evacuated and 3,311 people displaced in Ayolas, with 17 shelters housing 221 families. In Ciudad del Este, around 1,230 families were still affected, according to compiled reports.

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On 28 October, new information from Ayolas indicated that more than 1,000 families had been evacuated and that some 3,229 people were sheltered and assisted.

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3. Affected areas and humanitarian impact

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Alto Paraná - Ciudad del Este, Presidente Franco, Hernandarias and Minga Guazú

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Flooded homes, preventive evacuations, displacement of families and need for food and health assistance are reported. Among the affected sectors are San Rafael, Remansito, 8 de Diciembre, 23 de Octubre and Che La Reina, in Ciudad del Este, as well as riverside neighborhoods of Presidente Franco and Hernandarias.

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Ayolas, department of Misiones - Riverside neighborhoods, San José Mi, María Auxiliadora and sectors near the Paraná River.

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The flooding of the river forced the evacuation of more than a thousand families, shelters and the transfer of other families to private homes. The emergency generates needs for temporary housing, food, safe water, health care and protection of displaced people.

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4. Developments and prospects

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The emergency is in a prolonged phase of flooding and displacement, with differences between localities. In certain sectors of Alto Paraná, a drop in the level of the river was observed during the second half of October, but the authorities warned of health risks and the possibility of new rains. In Ayolas, the levels of the Paraná continued well above the flood level.

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The National Administration of Navigation and Ports (ANNP) warned on October 24 that the effects of the floods could extend until March 2027, with forecasts of higher rainfall during November.

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It is also expected that the phenomenon will evolve in the following months towards the central and northern areas of the country.

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1. Summary of the situation

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During October 2026, Paraguay has registered floods in different parts of the national territory, with significant effects in the department of Alto Paraná, especially in Ciudad del Este, Presidente Franco, Hernandarias and surrounding areas, as well as in the city of Ayolas, department of Misiones.

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The event presents two main dynamics: on the one hand, the intense rains that caused flooding in urban and riverside sectors of Alto Paraná; on the other, the sustained flooding of the Paraná River, which affected riverside communities of Ayolas and forced the evacuation of numerous families.

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The first reports of evacuation in Ayolas were registered between October 7 and 8. In Alto Paraná, the situation worsened between October 12 and 14, when the authorities documented affected people, evacuations and the setting up of temporary shelters.

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As of 28 October, the emergency continues to require humanitarian assistance and inter-institutional coordination, especially in Ayolas, where flooding is keeping many families out of their homes. Authorities have also warned of the possibility that the high levels of the Paraná River will persist in the coming months.

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2. Timeline of the event from its inception

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  1. Oct. 7–9 Beginning of evacuations and first effects
    2. \n
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In Ayolas, preventive evacuations of families from the riverside neighborhoods of San José Mi and María Auxiliadora began in the face of the flooding of the Paraná River. In Ciudad del Este, evacuations intensified in the San Rafael neighborhood, where 23 families had already been transferred to safe places as of October 8. On October 9, rainfall in excess of 100 mm was reported in several parts of the country, contributing to flooding conditions.

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    \n
  1. Oct. 10–12 River Level Rise and Expansion of Evacuations
    2. \n
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In Ayolas, the Paraná exceeded the alert level of 4.20 meters and approached or exceeded the flood level of 4.50 meters. In Alto Paraná, evacuations and assistance actions increased, particularly in San Rafael and other riverside sectors of Ciudad del Este.

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13–14 Oct. Scaling up the humanitarian response

\n

In Alto Paraná, the official report recorded 707 people affected and 152 victims in the San Rafael neighborhood, in addition to 185 families evacuated. Emergency teams and vehicles were deployed, and temporary shelters were set up. As of October 14, 349 families had received food kits in Ciudad del Este, Minga Guazú, Hernandarias, and Presidente Franco.

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    \n
  1. Oct. 15–19 Significant increase in displaced population
    2. \n
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In Ayolas, as of 17 October, 3,144 people were evacuated, equivalent to 1,012 families. Of these, 746 people were in 17 temporary shelters, while another 2,398 had been transferred to relatives' homes or rented accommodation.

\n

In Alto Paraná, reports from October 16 to 19 indicated around 1,300 families relocated to the department and approximately 1,230 families affected in Ciudad del Este, according to different surveys.

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Oct. 20–28 Persistence of the emergency and recovery needs

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The flood continued to affect Ayolas and other riverside communities. As of October 26, approximately 1,064 families were estimated to have been evacuated and 3,311 people displaced in Ayolas, with 17 shelters housing 221 families. In Ciudad del Este, around 1,230 families were still affected, according to compiled reports.

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On 28 October, new information from Ayolas indicated that more than 1,000 families had been evacuated and that some 3,229 people were sheltered and assisted.

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3. Affected areas and humanitarian impact

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Alto Paraná - Ciudad del Este, Presidente Franco, Hernandarias and Minga Guazú

\n

Flooded homes, preventive evacuations, displacement of families and need for food and health assistance are reported. Among the affected sectors are San Rafael, Remansito, 8 de Diciembre, 23 de Octubre and Che La Reina, in Ciudad del Este, as well as riverside neighborhoods of Presidente Franco and Hernandarias.

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Ayolas, department of Misiones - Riverside neighborhoods, San José Mi, María Auxiliadora and sectors near the Paraná River.

\n

The flooding of the river forced the evacuation of more than a thousand families, shelters and the transfer of other families to private homes. The emergency generates needs for temporary housing, food, safe water, health care and protection of displaced people.

\n

4. Developments and prospects

\n

The emergency is in a prolonged phase of flooding and displacement, with differences between localities. In certain sectors of Alto Paraná, a drop in the level of the river was observed during the second half of October, but the authorities warned of health risks and the possibility of new rains. In Ayolas, the levels of the Paraná continued well above the flood level.

\n

The National Administration of Navigation and Ports (ANNP) warned on October 24 that the effects of the floods could extend until March 2027, with forecasts of higher rainfall during November.

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It is also expected that the phenomenon will evolve in the following months towards the central and northern areas of the country.

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The situation remains critical and evolving. Although a temporary lull was observed on the morning of Monday, October 5, ANACIM has issued a red alert. New intense rain-thunderstorm activities are expected. Faced with the distress of the victims, the government has convened a crisis unit on Monday, October 5, 2026 to record the immediate activation of the Emergency Plan and coordinate the rescue efforts with the various actors.","summary":"SEN: Flood - 10-2026 - FLOODING IN SENEGAL ","translation_module_original_language":"fr"}],"updated_at":"2026-10-07T18:18:48.519340Z","id":8105,"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,"summary":"Senegal is facing a major humanitarian and logistical emergency following a rainy storm of rare intensity during the weekend of October 3 and 4, 2026. 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According to the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, as of 16 October, flooding had affected 240,583 hectares of agricultural crops across 14 provinces, of which 107,353 hectares were damaged, including 98,662 hectares of rice crops. Although floodwaters had receded in some areas, affected households continued to face agricultural losses, food insecurity and reduced livelihood opportunities.
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Flooding continued to affect communities across Cambodia in October following heavy rainfall in September and early October. According to figures reported by the Asian Disaster Reduction Center, citing a DCA/WFP update, as of 5 October, flooding had affected 109,985 families across 10 provinces. A total of 9,027 families had been evacuated, 88,811 houses and 313 schools had been affected, and more than 209,867 hectares of agricultural land had been impacted.
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Located in the south-east of the province of Maniema in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the territory of Kabambare is a landlocked rural area, marked by challenges in accessing basic services and high socio-economic vulnerability. During successive dry seasons, the region is regularly confronted with the scourge of recurrent fires, which hit local villages hard

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A humanitarian situation in danger was recorded this Sunday, 04/10/2026 in Kabambare territory, BB BAHEMBA sector, from a large-scale fire that occurred in the localities of MWANATUMBA, MWANANGOY and PENEKATOMPA, MUGAZA grouping 25 km from KIBANGULA center, capital of the sector, around 2:07 p.m. local time; a bush fire ravaged a large number of houses in these three localities.

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A humanitarian situation in danger was recorded this Sunday, 04/10/2026 in Kabambare territory, BB BAHEMBA sector, from a large-scale fire that occurred in the localities of MWANATUMBA, MWANANGOY and PENEKATOMPA, MUGAZA grouping 25 km from KIBANGULA center, capital of the sector, around 2:07 p.m. local time; a bush fire ravaged a large number of houses in these three localities.

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During the day of October 3, 2026, from approximately 6:30 p.m., a system of severe storms affected Asunción and different sectors of the Central Department, accompanied by large hail, intense rainfall and gusts of wind.

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The phenomenon presented characteristics compatible with a supercellular storm, associated with a convective structure of great vertical development and atmospheric conditions of marked instability, with sufficient humidity and significant changes in the speed and direction of the wind with height. These conditions favor the organization and persistence of updrafts and downdrafts within the storm.

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Supercells can produce severe weather events, including large hail, strong wind gusts, heavy precipitation, flash floods, and, under certain conditions, tornadoes.

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In Asunción, damage was reported in the sectors of Santa Ana, Barrio Obrero, Pinozá and the downtown area, as well as in wetland areas and vulnerable sectors. In the Central Department, reports of hailstorm and damage were recorded in Ñemby, Fernando de la Mora, San Lorenzo, Lambaré, Luque, Capiatá and Areguá.

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Among the main impacts reported are based on damage to vehicles such as broken windshields, dents due to hail impact and mechanical damage as a result of torrents or pluvial floods; damage and perforation of roofs and tiles, falling trees, accumulation of water and torrents, in addition to interruptions of the electricity supply. Damage was also reported to health facilities in the Metropolitan Area, including damage to the National Cancer Institute (INCAN), located in Capiatá, and leaks and water entry into the General Maternal and Child Hospital of San Lorenzo.

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The storm system had a regional scope. Issued by the DMH from the special bulletin on October 2, during the event it included Asunción and sectors of 14 departments, while later intense rainfall and hail were reported in sectors of Itapúa, including General Artigas, Carmen del Paraná, Jesús and Bella Vista. The data of affected people, families and homes at the national level remain subject to confirmation by EDAN to be carried out by the municipalities and official sectoral reports.

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The magnitude of the phenomenon was associated with a scenario of widespread atmospheric instability, previously warned by the Directorate of Meteorology and Hydrology, which maintained warnings for severe storms, intense rains, gusts of wind and high probability of hail.

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During the day of October 3, 2026, from approximately 6:30 p.m., a system of severe storms affected Asunción and different sectors of the Central Department, accompanied by large hail, intense rainfall and gusts of wind.

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The phenomenon presented characteristics compatible with a supercellular storm, associated with a convective structure of great vertical development and atmospheric conditions of marked instability, with sufficient humidity and significant changes in the speed and direction of the wind with height. These conditions favor the organization and persistence of updrafts and downdrafts within the storm.

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Supercells can produce severe weather events, including large hail, strong wind gusts, heavy precipitation, flash floods, and, under certain conditions, tornadoes.

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In Asunción, damage was reported in the sectors of Santa Ana, Barrio Obrero, Pinozá and the downtown area, as well as in wetland areas and vulnerable sectors. In the Central Department, reports of hailstorm and damage were recorded in Ñemby, Fernando de la Mora, San Lorenzo, Lambaré, Luque, Capiatá and Areguá.

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Among the main impacts reported are based on damage to vehicles such as broken windshields, dents due to hail impact and mechanical damage as a result of torrents or pluvial floods; damage and perforation of roofs and tiles, falling trees, accumulation of water and torrents, in addition to interruptions of the electricity supply. Damage was also reported to health facilities in the Metropolitan Area, including damage to the National Cancer Institute (INCAN), located in Capiatá, and leaks and water entry into the General Maternal and Child Hospital of San Lorenzo.

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The storm system had a regional scope. Issued by the DMH from the special bulletin on October 2, during the event it included Asunción and sectors of 14 departments, while later intense rainfall and hail were reported in sectors of Itapúa, including General Artigas, Carmen del Paraná, Jesús and Bella Vista. The data of affected people, families and homes at the national level remain subject to confirmation by EDAN to be carried out by the municipalities and official sectoral reports.

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The magnitude of the phenomenon was associated with a scenario of widespread atmospheric instability, previously warned by the Directorate of Meteorology and Hydrology, which maintained warnings for severe storms, intense rains, gusts of wind and high probability of hail.

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10-2026 - Dengue epidemic in 5 provinces of Chad ","translation_module_original_language":"fr"}],"updated_at":"2026-10-15T14:39:40.038531Z","id":8117,"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,"summary":"The initial outbreak began in the Kounougou refugee camp (Wadi Fira province located in the east of the country). \nAlthough transmission has affected 5 provinces, active transmission is concentrated in the capital N'Djamena (173 out of 213 confirmed cqs come from N'Djamena, i.e. 81%)","name":"TCD: Epidemic - 10-2026 - Dengue epidemic in 5 provinces of Chad","translation_module_original_language":"fr"},{"dtype":{"id":5,"summary":"","name":"Population Movement","translation_module_original_language":"en"},"countries":[{"iso":"KM","iso3":"COM","id":186,"record_type":1,"record_type_display":"Country","region":0,"independent":true,"is_deprecated":false,"fdrs":"DKM001","average_household_size":null,"society_name":"The Comoros Red Crescent","name":"Comoros","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":"2026-10-02T00:00:00Z","created_at":"2026-10-19T14:31:58.902970Z","auto_generated":true,"appeals":[],"is_featured":false,"is_featured_region":false,"field_reports":[{"status":9,"contacts":[{"ctype":"Originator","name":"Abel Agbomenou","title":"Manager, Operations","email":"abel.agbomenou@ifrc.org","phone":"+261343300213","id":60564},{"ctype":"NationalSociety","name":"Daniel Ali Soumaili","title":"Secretary General","email":"soumaildani@gmail.com","phone":"+2693607060","id":60565},{"ctype":"Federation","name":"Denis BARIYANGA","title":"Coordinator, Operations","email":"denis.bariyanga@ifrc.org","phone":"+250786527056","id":60566},{"ctype":"Media","name":"Mialy Caren RAMANANTOANINA","title":"Officer, Communications","email":"caren.ramanantoanina@ifrc.org","phone":"+261329842144","id":60567}],"countries":[{"iso":"KM","iso3":"COM","id":186,"record_type":1,"record_type_display":"Country","region":0,"independent":true,"is_deprecated":false,"fdrs":"DKM001","average_household_size":null,"society_name":"The Comoros Red Crescent","name":"Comoros","translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"created_at":"2026-10-19T14:31:57.937290Z","updated_at":"2026-10-19T14:31:58.002247Z","report_date":"2026-10-19T14:31:57.936568Z","id":18623,"is_covid_report":false,"num_injured":null,"num_dead":null,"num_missing":null,"num_affected":439,"num_displaced":null,"epi_num_dead":null,"num_assisted":439,"num_localstaff":7,"num_volunteers":41,"num_expats_delegates":3,"gov_num_injured":null,"gov_num_dead":null,"gov_num_missing":null,"gov_num_affected":660,"gov_num_displaced":null,"gov_num_assisted":660,"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,"description":"

The Union of the Comoros, located at the crossroads of East Africa and the Indian Ocean, is facing increasingly complex and sustained mixed migration movements. Migrants and refugees continue to arrive irregularly by sea, primarily on the islands of Mohéli and Grande Comore, often after undertaking perilous journeys across the Mozambique Channel. Many are reportedly misled by smugglers into believing that they have reached, or are close to reaching, Mayotte, while others arrive after being intercepted or turned back during attempts to reach the French overseas territory.

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According to the Ministry of the Interior of the Comoros, 660 migrants have entered the country irregularly since January 2026. The majority originate from East and Central Africa, with many transiting through Tanzania before embarking on dangerous maritime crossings. Upon arrival, migrants frequently present acute humanitarian needs after enduring prolonged journeys in unsafe conditions, exposing them to heightened protection, health, and psychosocial risks.

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Between 2 and 3 October 2026, the latest group of 65 migrants was located in the coastal areas of Djando-Wanani and Ouallah 2 on Mohéli before being gathered in Fomboni and subsequently transferred to Moroni for further assistance and case management. The group includes individuals aged between five months and 52 years old and comprises at least three nationalities, highlighting the diverse profile of those arriving in the country.

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At present, a total of 73 migrants remain under the care of the Government and humanitarian partners, including UNICEF and the Comoros Red Crescent (CoRC), who are providing food, shelter, healthcare, and other essential services. While a limited number of migrants have been able to return to their countries of origin, mostly through family-funded travel arrangements, no sustainable solutions have yet been identified for those who remain stranded in the country.

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The continued arrivals are placing growing pressure on national capacities and public resources. The Government estimates that the cost of supporting the current caseload is close to CHF 4 thousand (KMF 2 million) per week, underscoring the need for sustained humanitarian assistance and coordinated response efforts to address both immediate needs and longer-term protection concerns.

","summary":"COM: Population Movement - 10-2026 - Mixed migration flows in the Comoros ","translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"updated_at":"2026-10-23T15:15:00.022095Z","id":8119,"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,"summary":"

The Union of the Comoros, located at the crossroads of East Africa and the Indian Ocean, is facing increasingly complex and sustained mixed migration movements. Migrants continue to arrive irregularly by sea. Most land on Mohéli and Grande Comore, and arrivals are now also being recorded on Anjouan. Many have made perilous journeys across the Mozambique Channel. Many are reportedly misled by smugglers into believing that they have reached, or are close to reaching, Mayotte. Others arrive after being intercepted or turned back while trying to reach the French overseas territory.

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According to the Ministry of the Interior of the Comoros, 660 migrants have entered the country irregularly since January 2026. Most come from East and Central Africa, and many transit through Tanzania before attempting dangerous sea crossings. On arrival, migrants often have acute humanitarian needs after long journeys in unsafe conditions, which exposes them to heightened protection, health and psychosocial risks. As of 5 October 2026, these movements had caused 19 reported deaths and left 8 people missing along the Comorian coastline since the beginning of the year. These figures underscore the significant risks of these maritime migration routes.

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Two new groups arrived in October 2026. Between 2 and 3 October, 65 migrants were found in the coastal areas of Djando-Wanani and Ouallah 2 on Mohéli. They were gathered in Fomboni and then transferred to Moroni for further assistance and case management. The group included people aged five months to 52 years, from at least three nationalities. By 21 October 2026, a further 30 migrants (25 men and 5 women) had reached the coast of Gégé on Anjouan after more than a week at sea. They are also from East and Central Africa aged 18 to 73. The group is temporarily sheltered at the Ouani Police School. Many of the new arrivals were in a state of extreme exhaustion and acute distress, and several require close medical follow-up.

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In the middle of the rainy season in the province of Kasai-Central, the territory of Luiza was hit by a violent torrential rain on the night of Saturday 26 to Sunday 27 September 2026. The bad weather caused many victims as well as considerable material and infrastructure damage.

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On a human level, the situation remains extremely worrying. A total of 12,000 households are homeless, having lost everything in the disaster. The bad weather caused the total destruction of 1,500 homes and partial damage to 500 others.

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After spending the first nights under the stars, left to fend for themselves, many families — men, women and children — are now finding makeshift refuge with improvised and overcrowded host families. Living conditions there are marked by high promiscuity and deplorable hygiene. Without an emergency humanitarian intervention, local authorities and civil society fear the emergence of waterborne diseases and an increase in collateral victims.

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The territory's infrastructure network has been severely damaged, which paralyzes the organization of relief and community life:

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In the middle of the rainy season in the province of Kasai-Central, the territory of Luiza was hit by a violent torrential rain on the night of Saturday 26 to Sunday 27 September 2026. The bad weather caused many victims as well as considerable material and infrastructure damage.

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On a human level, the situation remains extremely worrying. A total of 12,000 households are homeless, having lost everything in the disaster. The bad weather caused the total destruction of 1,500 homes and partial damage to 500 others.

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After spending the first nights under the stars, left to fend for themselves, many families — men, women and children — are now finding makeshift refuge with improvised and overcrowded host families. Living conditions there are marked by high promiscuity and deplorable hygiene. Without an emergency humanitarian intervention, local authorities and civil society fear the emergence of waterborne diseases and an increase in collateral victims.

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The territory's infrastructure network has been severely damaged, which paralyzes the organization of relief and community life:

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شهدت ليبيا خلال الأسبوع الماضي حالة من التقلبات الجوية الخريفية وعدم الاستقرار، ترافقت مع أمطار رعدية متفاوتة الشدة، كانت غزيرة محلياً في عدد من مناطق الشمال والجنوب والوسط. وشملت التحذيرات مناطق جبل نفوسة، وغدامس، وغات، ووادي الشاطئ، وهون، وزلة والهروج، إضافة إلى أجزاء من الجبل الأخضر ودرنة. وأشارت النشرات الجوية إلى ارتفاع مخاطر تجمع المياه في المناطق المنخفضة وحدوث سيول مفاجئة وجريان للأودية، خاصة أثناء نشاط الخلايا الرعدية.

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وأدت هذه الظروف إلى آثار إنسانية مباشرة في عدد من المناطق. ففي منطقة سوكنة ببلدية الجفرة، تسببت السيول المفاجئة وجريان الأودية في وفاة ثلاثة أشخاص وإصابة شخص واحد، وفق المعلومات الميدانية الواردة إلى الهلال الأحمر الليبي. وكانت غرفة العمليات قد تلقت بلاغات عن جريان الوادي ووقوع أربع حالات وفاة في سوكنة، بالتزامن مع تفعيل المتابعة والتنسيق مع غرفة عمليات هون. وتشير المصادر العامة أيضاً إلى حادث جرف مركبة في وادي زقار قرب سوكنة نتيجة قوة اندفاع مياه السيول، ما يعكس مستوى الخطورة الذي يمكن أن تشكله الأودية الصحراوية عند هطول الأمطار الغزيرة.

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وفي غات، أدت السيول القوية إلى اجتياح عدد من المزارع والمناطق المحيطة بها، مما استدعى إجلاء ونزوح أربع أسر، بإجمالي نحو 20 شخصاً، إلى أماكن أكثر أماناً. كما أفادت المتابعة الميدانية بجريان الأودية على عدد من المزارع ورفع مستوى الجاهزية في المنطقة.

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تأتي هذه التطورات في سياق تزايد التعرض للمخاطر المرتبطة بالظواهر الجوية المتطرفة والتقلبات المناخية في ليبيا. ومع ذلك، لا يمكن إسناد حادثة منفردة مباشرة إلى تغير المناخ دون تحليل علمي متخصص؛ والأدق إنسانياً وتشغيلياً وصف الوضع بأنه تفاقم لمخاطر السيول والفيضانات المفاجئة المرتبطة بالتقلبات الجوية، في ظل هشاشة المجتمعات والبنية التحتية في المناطق المعرضة للخطر. وتؤكد الأحداث الأخيرة الحاجة إلى تعزيز أنظمة الإنذار المبكر، والرصد المستمر للأودية، والاستعداد للإجلاء، ودعم الأسر المتضررة وحماية سبل العيش، ولا سيما في المجتمعات الزراعية والمناطق الصحراوية المعرضة للسيول.

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شهدت ليبيا خلال الأسبوع الماضي حالة من التقلبات الجوية الخريفية وعدم الاستقرار، ترافقت مع أمطار رعدية متفاوتة الشدة، كانت غزيرة محلياً في عدد من مناطق الشمال والجنوب والوسط. وشملت التحذيرات مناطق جبل نفوسة، وغدامس، وغات، ووادي الشاطئ، وهون، وزلة والهروج، إضافة إلى أجزاء من الجبل الأخضر ودرنة. وأشارت النشرات الجوية إلى ارتفاع مخاطر تجمع المياه في المناطق المنخفضة وحدوث سيول مفاجئة وجريان للأودية، خاصة أثناء نشاط الخلايا الرعدية.

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وأدت هذه الظروف إلى آثار إنسانية مباشرة في عدد من المناطق. ففي منطقة سوكنة ببلدية الجفرة، تسببت السيول المفاجئة وجريان الأودية في وفاة ثلاثة أشخاص وإصابة شخص واحد، وفق المعلومات الميدانية الواردة إلى الهلال الأحمر الليبي. وكانت غرفة العمليات قد تلقت بلاغات عن جريان الوادي ووقوع أربع حالات وفاة في سوكنة، بالتزامن مع تفعيل المتابعة والتنسيق مع غرفة عمليات هون. وتشير المصادر العامة أيضاً إلى حادث جرف مركبة في وادي زقار قرب سوكنة نتيجة قوة اندفاع مياه السيول، ما يعكس مستوى الخطورة الذي يمكن أن تشكله الأودية الصحراوية عند هطول الأمطار الغزيرة.

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وفي غات، أدت السيول القوية إلى اجتياح عدد من المزارع والمناطق المحيطة بها، مما استدعى إجلاء ونزوح أربع أسر، بإجمالي نحو 20 شخصاً، إلى أماكن أكثر أماناً. كما أفادت المتابعة الميدانية بجريان الأودية على عدد من المزارع ورفع مستوى الجاهزية في المنطقة.

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تأتي هذه التطورات في سياق تزايد التعرض للمخاطر المرتبطة بالظواهر الجوية المتطرفة والتقلبات المناخية في ليبيا. ومع ذلك، لا يمكن إسناد حادثة منفردة مباشرة إلى تغير المناخ دون تحليل علمي متخصص؛ والأدق إنسانياً وتشغيلياً وصف الوضع بأنه تفاقم لمخاطر السيول والفيضانات المفاجئة المرتبطة بالتقلبات الجوية، في ظل هشاشة المجتمعات والبنية التحتية في المناطق المعرضة للخطر. وتؤكد الأحداث الأخيرة الحاجة إلى تعزيز أنظمة الإنذار المبكر، والرصد المستمر للأودية، والاستعداد للإجلاء، ودعم الأسر المتضررة وحماية سبل العيش، ولا سيما في المجتمعات الزراعية والمناطق الصحراوية المعرضة للسيول.

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According to local authorities, heavy rainfall on 10–11 October caused localized flooding, landslides and transport disruption in parts of Central Viet Nam, particularly Quang Tri, Da Nang and Lam Dong. One flood-related death was confirmed in Dan Hoa, Quang Tri. Floodwaters have generally receded, although some local roads and low-water crossings remain affected. In Da Nang, landslides affected two road sections in Nam Tra My, temporarily disrupting traffic. In Tra Giap, landslides affected three households, prompting local authorities to assist residents in moving away from dangerous areas. No casualties were reported in these incidents.

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According to the National Centre for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting (NCHMF), localized heavy rainfall remains possible across Central Viet Nam, particularly from southern Quang Tri to Da Nang and in eastern areas from Quang Ngai to Dak Lak and Khanh Hoa. The forecast issued on 12 October indicated rainfall of 20–40 mm, locally exceeding 80 mm. Flash-flood and landslide warnings were issued for Da Nang, Quang Ngai and Dak Lak, with a further warning issued for parts of Dak Lak on 12 October.

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River levels in North Central Viet Nam are generally receding. However, further heavy rainfall may trigger flash floods and landslides in vulnerable areas.

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According to Viet Nam authorities, flooding from the earlier heavy-rain episode in northern and north-central Viet Nam continues to recede. Subsequent heavy rainfall affected parts of central and southern Viet Nam, with impacts generally remaining localized.

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Current Weather and Hydrological Situation

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The broader heavy-rain episode has eased. Monitoring is currently focused on localized rainfall in southern Viet Nam, Mekong/Cuu Long River levels and high-tide conditions. The National Centre for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting (NCHMF) continues to monitor rainfall, river levels and tidal conditions. Current forecasts indicate mainly localized afternoon and evening thunderstorms, rather than another widespread heavy-rain event.

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Tropical Storm Gonzalo is battering the Cape Verde archipelago, prompting the U.S. National Hurricane Center (NHC) to maintain a Tropical Storm Warning for the country. The system has strengthened, producing maximum sustained winds of approximately 85 kilometers per hour, with stronger gusts, and is moving north-northwest.

The storm’s most immediate impacts are being reported along the coastlines of several islands. On Sal Island, a combination of powerful swells and high tide has caused severe urban flooding in Santa Maria. Seawater has entered major hotels, including the Morabeza, Belo Horizonte, and Hilton, while beach clubs and sections of the island’s principal tourist thoroughfare have also been inundated.

On Fogo Island, large waves are striking coastal areas, with particularly dangerous conditions recorded near Praia Cais. Fishermen have been forced to remove their boats from the water hurriedly in an effort to prevent significant damage or loss. Authorities are urging residents and visitors to remain away from exposed shorelines, ports, and other vulnerable coastal locations.

Marine conditions are expected to deteriorate further. Wave heights are forecast to range between 2.5 and 4.5 meters, with individual waves potentially reaching 5 to 6 meters in the eastern Barlavento islands and in the channel between Sal and Boa Vista. These conditions pose a serious threat to small vessels and could produce additional coastal flooding, especially during periods of high tide.

Rainfall totals of 25 to 75 millimeters are expected, with the highest accumulations likely across the eastern islands, including Sal, Boa Vista, and Maio. The western islands are forecast to receive less than 25 millimeters. Despite the lower totals in those areas, intense rainfall may still trigger flash floods, particularly in low-lying communities and areas with inadequate drainage.

Strong wind gusts have already caused isolated power outages and reports of structural damage. The continued risk of falling trees, damaged infrastructure, coastal flooding, and rapidly rising water levels remains significant. Residents are advised to follow official instructions, secure loose objects, avoid unnecessary travel, and remain indoors during the most dangerous conditions.

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According to local authorities and online sources, heavy rainfall has caused flooding across northern and north-central Viet Nam. The Department of Dyke Management and Disaster Prevention and Control reported on 21 September 2026 that three deaths remain confirmed in Phu Tho. Eight houses had collapsed and 144 were damaged. Approximately 3,462 houses remained flooded, mainly in Ha Noi and Ninh Binh, down from 5,099 in the previous report.

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The latest assessment recorded 10,120 ha of rice and other crops, 2,324 ha of additional crops and 7,047.1 ha of aquaculture affected. Provincial authorities continue to verify the extent of damage and humanitarian needs.Heavy rainfall also continues to affect central and southern Viet Nam. In Lam Dong, the Department reported 35 damaged houses, with 82 ha of rice and 68.8 ha of other crops affected between 20 and 21 September.

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On 22 September, the National Centre for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting (NCHMF) issued further warnings of flash floods and landslides for Hue, Da Nang, Quang Ngai, Gia Lai and Dak Lak. River levels from Hue to Lam Dong are expected to rise through 25 September, increasing the risk of flooding in low-lying areas, as well as flash floods and landslides.

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According to local authorities and online sources, heavy rainfall has caused flooding across northern and north-central Viet Nam. The Department of Dyke Management and Disaster Prevention and Control reported on 21 September 2026 that three deaths remain confirmed in Phu Tho. Eight houses had collapsed and 144 were damaged. Approximately 3,462 houses remained flooded, mainly in Ha Noi and Ninh Binh, down from 5,099 in the previous report.

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The latest assessment recorded 10,120 ha of rice and other crops, 2,324 ha of additional crops and 7,047.1 ha of aquaculture affected. Provincial authorities continue to verify the extent of damage and humanitarian needs.Heavy rainfall also continues to affect central and southern Viet Nam. In Lam Dong, the Department reported 35 damaged houses, with 82 ha of rice and 68.8 ha of other crops affected between 20 and 21 September.

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On 22 September, the National Centre for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting (NCHMF) issued further warnings of flash floods and landslides for Hue, Da Nang, Quang Ngai, Gia Lai and Dak Lak. River levels from Hue to Lam Dong are expected to rise through 25 September, increasing the risk of flooding in low-lying areas, as well as flash floods and landslides.

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According to DDPM report, as of 06:00 on 9 October 2026, flooding continued in 22 provinces, including Bangkok, affecting 109 districts, 927 subdistricts and 6,934 villages. According to the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM), a total of 1,145,352 households (3,183,726 people) had been affected.
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The flooding was caused by the influence of a monsoon trough, unstable weather conditions and accumulated water in low-lying areas along rivers. Flood levels were receding in several provinces, while water levels remained stable in others. Water levels were reported to be rising in Chachoengsao Province.
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The highest reported impacts included Bangkok, with approximately 329,000 affected households; Pathum Thani, with 246,818; Samut Prakan, with 223,346; and Ayutthaya, with 61,365. DDPM reported fatalities in several affected provinces, including 19 in Prachin Buri, nine in Samut Prakan and five in Suphan Buri. 
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The Thai Meteorological Department forecasts unstable weather, thunderstorms, strong gusts and isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall across several regions during 9–13 October 2026. Continued rainfall may trigger flash floods, river overflows and landslides, particularly in low-lying and flood-prone areas. Authorities are advised to closely monitor the situation and prepare for potential further impacts.
","summary":"THA: Flood - 09-2026 - Heavy rainfall caused flooding #4 (2026-10-09)","translation_module_original_language":"en"},{"status":9,"contacts":[{"ctype":"Originator","name":"Rommanee Klaeotanong","title":"Senior Officer Disaster Preparedness and Response","email":"rommanee.klaeotanong@ifrc.org","phone":"+66 87 009 3553","id":60467},{"ctype":"NationalSociety","name":"Sunisthida Petdaung","title":"Deputy Director of Relief and Community Health Bureau, Thai Red Cross","email":"sunisthida.p@redcross.or.th","phone":"+66849041278","id":60468},{"ctype":"Federation","name":"Pascal BOURCHER","title":"Programme Coordinator","email":"pascal.bourcher@ifrc.org","phone":"+66613879480","id":60469},{"ctype":"Media","name":"Kwanta Norkum","title":"Communication and Reporting Officer","email":"kwanta.norkum@ifrc.org","phone":"+66926362365","id":60470}],"countries":[{"iso":"TH","iso3":"THA","id":169,"record_type":1,"record_type_display":"Country","region":2,"independent":true,"is_deprecated":false,"fdrs":"DTH001","average_household_size":null,"society_name":"Thai Red Cross Society","name":"Thailand","translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"created_at":"2026-10-06T02:56:12.862840Z","updated_at":"2026-10-06T02:56:12.931020Z","report_date":"2026-10-06T02:56:12.862102Z","id":18599,"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":null,"gov_num_dead":null,"gov_num_missing":null,"gov_num_affected":null,"gov_num_displaced":null,"gov_num_assisted":null,"other_num_injured":null,"other_num_dead":31,"other_num_missing":null,"other_num_affected":4000000,"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,"description":"
Thailand has experienced heavy rainfall since mid-September 2026, resulting in widespread flooding across the country. From 16 September to 6 October 2026, flooding was reported across 50 provinces, affecting 1,474,981 households (4,188,452 people), with 31 deaths reported. As of 6 October, flooding remains ongoing in 27 provinces and Bangkok, affecting 1,149,285 households (3,143,962 people).
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The situation remains particularly concerning in parts of the Central and Eastern regions, where water levels are increasing in several provinces. Continued rainfall and increased water discharge from major reservoirs and the Chao Phraya Dam may further increase flood risks in low-lying and riverside areas.
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Bangkok: Approximately 329,000 households / 700,000 people were affected by flooding, with 4 deaths reported. The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration, DDPM, Drainage and Sewerage Department, district offices, military units, police, local authorities and volunteers are supporting response activities. Actions include traffic management, accelerated drainage and establishment of 233 temporary shelters. Water levels are decreasing.
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Weather forecast
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The Thai Meteorological Department forecasts unstable weather from 6–7 October, with thunderstorms, strong wind gusts and heavy to very heavy rainfall in parts of northern, central, eastern and southern Thailand, including Bangkok and surrounding areas. Heavy rainfall is expected to increase again in the Eastern and Central regions, Bangkok and the South from 9–13 October. Flash floods, runoff and waterlogging remain possible, particularly in low-lying areas and near waterways. In the Chao Phraya basin, increased dam discharge of 2,200–2,500 m³/second could raise water levels by approximately 0.4–0.7 metres, requiring continued close monitoring and preparedness.
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According to the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM), Ministry of Interior, Thailand has experienced prolonged heavy rainfall since mid-September, resulting in widespread flooding across the country. The flooding has been driven by intense rainfall, river overflows and increased water discharge, with water levels continuing to rise in several central and eastern provinces. The situation remains dynamic, with water levels rising, stabilising or receding depending on the location.
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Water levels continued to rise in several provinces, including Nakhon Sawan, Uthai Thani, Lop Buri, Chai Nat, Sing Buri, Suphan Buri, Kanchanaburi, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, Samut Prakan, Pathum Thani, Nakhon Pathom, Ratchaburi, Nakhon Nayok, Prachin Buri, Chachoengsao, Sa Kaeo, Chon Buri and parts of northeastern Thailand. In other affected areas, floodwaters remained stable or gradually receded. Bangkok was also significantly affected, with approximately 329,000 households impacted.
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As of 1 October 2026, flooding remained ongoing in 30 provinces, affecting 191 districts, 1,228 sub-districts and 8,714 villages. An estimated 1,177,404 households (3,352,395 people), including those in Bangkok, were affected.
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Thailand has experienced widespread flooding following heavy rainfall during 16–28 September 2026. According to the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation(DDPM) report, flooding affected 41 provinces, covering 214 districts, 1,017 sub-districts and 5,164 vilages, with approximately 927,400 households (2,561,569 people) affected. A total of 23 deaths were reported, with no injuries recorded.

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As of 28 September, flooding remained ongoing in 28 provinces, covering 160 districts, 849 sub-districts and 4,685 villages, affecting approximately 921,488 households (2,547,117 people). Bangkok was also affected, with approximately 329,000 households reported affected.

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The most significant impacts were reported in the Central, Eastern and Bangkok metropolitan areas, including Samut Prakan, Pathum Thani, Bangkok, Chon Buri, Nakhon Pathom, Ayutthaya, Suphan Buri and Nakhon Nayok. Several areas continued to experience rising or stagnant water levels.

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Particularly significant impacts included:

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The situation was driven by heavy and accumulated rainfall, river overflow and increased discharge from the Chao Phraya Dam. The DDPM warned that further rainfall could result in flash flooding, accumulated flooding, river overflow and landslides, particularly in low-lying areas and areas near waterways.

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Thailand has experienced widespread flooding following heavy rainfall during 16–28 September 2026. According to the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation(DDPM) report, flooding affected 41 provinces, covering 214 districts, 1,017 sub-districts and 5,164 vilages, with approximately 927,400 households (2,561,569 people) affected. A total of 23 deaths were reported, with no injuries recorded.

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As of 28 September, flooding remained ongoing in 28 provinces, covering 160 districts, 849 sub-districts and 4,685 villages, affecting approximately 921,488 households (2,547,117 people). Bangkok was also affected, with approximately 329,000 households reported affected.

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The most significant impacts were reported in the Central, Eastern and Bangkok metropolitan areas, including Samut Prakan, Pathum Thani, Bangkok, Chon Buri, Nakhon Pathom, Ayutthaya, Suphan Buri and Nakhon Nayok. Several areas continued to experience rising or stagnant water levels.

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Particularly significant impacts included:

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The situation was driven by heavy and accumulated rainfall, river overflow and increased discharge from the Chao Phraya Dam. The DDPM warned that further rainfall could result in flash flooding, accumulated flooding, river overflow and landslides, particularly in low-lying areas and areas near waterways.

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During the afternoon, a severe weather phenomenon affected a rural area of the municipality of San Pedro, province of Misiones, between Cruce Caballero – at km 1072 – and Piñalito Sur. According to preliminary information, one person died and several homes suffered serious damage, including partial destruction and blowing off roofs. Damage to power lines, power and communications interruptions, and damage to rural roads were also reported. Police, municipal and provincial authorities are carrying out assistance and damage assessment tasks. The situation continues to be monitored and the data is subject to updating. It is estimated that more than 150 families were directly affected.

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During the afternoon, a severe weather phenomenon affected a rural area of the municipality of San Pedro, province of Misiones, between Cruce Caballero – at km 1072 – and Piñalito Sur. According to preliminary information, one person died and several homes suffered serious damage, including partial destruction and blowing off roofs. Damage to power lines, power and communications interruptions, and damage to rural roads were also reported. Police, municipal and provincial authorities are carrying out assistance and damage assessment tasks. The situation continues to be monitored and the data is subject to updating. It is estimated that more than 150 families were directly affected.

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The territory of Mitwaba remains one of the main hotbeds of instability in Haut-Katanga, marked by the recurrent activism of the Mai-Mai Bakata Katanga. The year 2026 was marked by two major incursions confirmed by the authorities and by a deterioration in security around the Upemba National Park. 

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At present, a new incursion by the Mai-Mai was reported this morning, Friday, September 11, 2026, at around 4 a.m. Sharp clashes are taking place between him and elements of the regular army in the village of KINTYA, located 68 km north of the center of Mitwaba, on the border of Malemba-Nkulu territory. The provisional toll is that 4 civilians (Mai-Mai) were killed, the entire village (i.e. more or less 3,000 households) was displaced to the villages: NABIA, KANYONGA, KIPINDI more than 12 km from the scene of the clashes. and several material damages. The situation is evolving.

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Chronology of recent incursions

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a) Kyubo Mamba - August 1 to 3, 2026: Deadliest attack of the year

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This is the most documented event.

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Evolving human toll:

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b) Nkonga - March 19, 2026: Incursion postponed

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4. Humanitarian consequences

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The territory of Mitwaba remains one of the main hotbeds of instability in Haut-Katanga, marked by the recurrent activism of the Mai-Mai Bakata Katanga. The year 2026 was marked by two major incursions confirmed by the authorities and by a deterioration in security around the Upemba National Park. 

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At present, a new incursion by the Mai-Mai was reported this morning, Friday, September 11, 2026, at around 4 a.m. Sharp clashes are taking place between him and elements of the regular army in the village of KINTYA, located 68 km north of the center of Mitwaba, on the border of Malemba-Nkulu territory. The provisional toll is that 4 civilians (Mai-Mai) were killed, the entire village (i.e. more or less 3,000 households) was displaced to the villages: NABIA, KANYONGA, KIPINDI more than 12 km from the scene of the clashes. and several material damages. The situation is evolving.

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Chronology of recent incursions

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a) Kyubo Mamba - August 1 to 3, 2026: Deadliest attack of the year

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This is the most documented event.

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Evolving human toll:

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b) Nkonga - March 19, 2026: Incursion postponed

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4. Humanitarian consequences

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A series of devastating fires has hit three health areas in the city of Bukavu (Buholo-Kasha, Mosala and Chimpunda), causing significant material damage and heavy loss of life.

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The first fire broke out during school hours on Nyabwanda Avenue, in the Buholo-Kasha neighborhood of Bagira commune. A kitchen fire left unattended is believed to have caused the fire in a house located in the immediate vicinity of the Furaha and Ujamaa school complexes. The fire then quickly spread to Maendeleo Avenue (Funu B), in the neighboring district of Mosala (Kadutu commune). At the same time, two other separate fires broke out in the Chimpunda neighborhood, on Lugulu and Elila A avenues.

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The announcement of the disaster caused widespread panic: many parents rushed to the schools to pick up their children, thus obstructing the evacuation routes. In order to prevent the students from being trampled in the courtyard, the teachers asked them to remain confined to the classrooms until calm returned. Unfortunately, thick smoke quickly invaded the premises, first asphyxiating the teachers, then the children.

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Human damage: 26 victims died of asphyxiation (including 24 children and 2 adults, including a teacher), all members of the Ujamaa School Complex.  Households affected: 441 households. • Material damage: 344 houses burned, 2 schools and 1 church destroyed. Destruction of the drinking water distribution network, especially rubber materials (PVC pipes and others);        Destruction of electrical installations; Destruction of latrines ; Several people with mental health problems and Several children were separated from their families, most of them have been reunited with their families.

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A series of devastating fires has hit three health areas in the city of Bukavu (Buholo-Kasha, Mosala and Chimpunda), causing significant material damage and heavy loss of life.

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The first fire broke out during school hours on Nyabwanda Avenue, in the Buholo-Kasha neighborhood of Bagira commune. A kitchen fire left unattended is believed to have caused the fire in a house located in the immediate vicinity of the Furaha and Ujamaa school complexes. The fire then quickly spread to Maendeleo Avenue (Funu B), in the neighboring district of Mosala (Kadutu commune). At the same time, two other separate fires broke out in the Chimpunda neighborhood, on Lugulu and Elila A avenues.

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The announcement of the disaster caused widespread panic: many parents rushed to the schools to pick up their children, thus obstructing the evacuation routes. In order to prevent the students from being trampled in the courtyard, the teachers asked them to remain confined to the classrooms until calm returned. Unfortunately, thick smoke quickly invaded the premises, first asphyxiating the teachers, then the children.

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Human damage: 26 victims died of asphyxiation (including 24 children and 2 adults, including a teacher), all members of the Ujamaa School Complex.  Households affected: 441 households. • Material damage: 344 houses burned, 2 schools and 1 church destroyed. Destruction of the drinking water distribution network, especially rubber materials (PVC pipes and others);        Destruction of electrical installations; Destruction of latrines ; Several people with mental health problems and Several children were separated from their families, most of them have been reunited with their families.

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Since 10 September 2026, the Obock region has been experiencing a significant influx of people arriving from Yemen, amid a deteriorating security and humanitarian situation in the country. According to estimates shared by ONARS, approximately 1,600 Yemeni refugees, mainly women and children, have arrived in the Obock region to date.

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Some individuals are reported to have been rescued at sea by the Djiboutian authorities after their boats ran out of fuel. The main arrival points identified are Obock Port, as well as the coastal areas of Khor Angar, Moulhoul and Siâm, where groups of refugees have reportedly landed and are currently awaiting arrangements for their transfer to Obock town.

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Since 10 September 2026, the Obock region has been experiencing a significant influx of people arriving from Yemen, amid a deteriorating security and humanitarian situation in the country. According to estimates shared by ONARS, approximately 1,600 Yemeni refugees, mainly women and children, have arrived in the Obock region to date.

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Some individuals are reported to have been rescued at sea by the Djiboutian authorities after their boats ran out of fuel. The main arrival points identified are Obock Port, as well as the coastal areas of Khor Angar, Moulhoul and Siâm, where groups of refugees have reportedly landed and are currently awaiting arrangements for their transfer to Obock town.

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SITUATION REPORT: Mount Anak Krakatau Eruption Update

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Report Date: September 8, 2026
Status: Level III (Siaga / Alert)

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1. Event Chronology & Current Status

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2. Humanitarian Impact

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3. Volcanic Ash Distribution (2 Clusters)

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4. Regional Breakdown (Affected Areas)

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5. Aviation Operational Status (As of Sept 8)

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Based on AirNav Indonesia, flight operations are resuming gradually:

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6. Mitigation & Precautionary Actions

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Situation Overview: Mt. Krakatau Volcanic Activity

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Background and Alert Status
Mt. Krakatau, located in the Sunda Strait, has shown a significant escalation in volcanic activity since early July 2026. Following a prolonged period of dormancy, activity intensified, prompting the Geological Agency to raise the alert status from Level II (Waspada/Caution) to Level III (Siaga/Alert) on July 2, 2026.

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Eruption Timeline
Based on monitoring by the Geological Agency, the eruption commenced on Friday (04/09) at 23:07 WIB and continued until Sunday (06/09) at 00:04 WIB. Audible rumbling sounds were reported from the Pasauran volcanic observation post in Banten.

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Regional Impacts

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Aviation and Infrastructure Disruption
The eruption has severely impacted aviation operations due to the dispersion of volcanic ash in the surrounding airspace. This has led to the temporary closure of several key airports, including Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, Halim Perdanakusuma, Radin Inten II, and Budiarto. Mitigation measures, such as flight delays, cancellations, and rerouting, have been implemented to ensure aviation safety.

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Current Response
Data collection and continuous monitoring of the impacts of Mt. Krakatau’s eruption are currently ongoing.

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Situation Overview: Mt. Krakatau Volcanic Activity

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Background and Alert Status
Mt. Krakatau, located in the Sunda Strait, has shown a significant escalation in volcanic activity since early July 2026. Following a prolonged period of dormancy, activity intensified, prompting the Geological Agency to raise the alert status from Level II (Waspada/Caution) to Level III (Siaga/Alert) on July 2, 2026.

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Eruption Timeline
Based on monitoring by the Geological Agency, the eruption commenced on Friday (04/09) at 23:07 WIB and continued until Sunday (06/09) at 00:04 WIB. Audible rumbling sounds were reported from the Pasauran volcanic observation post in Banten.

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Regional Impacts

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Aviation and Infrastructure Disruption
The eruption has severely impacted aviation operations due to the dispersion of volcanic ash in the surrounding airspace. This has led to the temporary closure of several key airports, including Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, Halim Perdanakusuma, Radin Inten II, and Budiarto. Mitigation measures, such as flight delays, cancellations, and rerouting, have been implemented to ensure aviation safety.

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Current Response
Data collection and continuous monitoring of the impacts of Mt. Krakatau’s eruption are currently ongoing.

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During 9 and 10 September 2026, Bosnia and Herzegovina experienced multiple simultaneous forest and vegetation fires, with the most critical situation reported in the Konjic area. High temperatures, dry vegetation and intermittent strong winds complicated firefighting efforts across several locations, while some roads were temporarily closed due to heavy smoke and the immediate fire threat.

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The most significant wildfire occurred in the Repovica area near Konjic, where the fire line advanced towards the settlements of Galjevo and Ovčari. Fire suppression operations involved the Konjic Professional Fire Brigade, Jablanica firefighters, the Neretvica Volunteer Fire Brigade, Prenj Forestry Service, Civil Protection teams, the Federal Civil Protection Air Tractor aircraft and local residents. Due to the seriousness of the situation, helicopter support from the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina was also requested. According to the Konjic Civil Protection and Fire Service, the Repovica fire has been contained; however, all response teams remain deployed due to continuous flare-ups. At the same time, active fires remain in the Dabića Poljana, Ratkamen, Ćesim and Ljubuča areas, while the fires in Bitovinja and Čuhovići–Delića Polje have been contained and are being monitored by local residents.

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Between Konjic and Mostar, the wildfire affecting the Rujište–Borke section resulted in the temporary closure of the main road due to dense smoke and the risk of further fire spread. Firefighters from Konjic and Mostar continued protecting the road corridor and surrounding terrain. At Rujište, the fire remains under control, although response teams continue monitoring the area because of the risk of reactivation caused by strong winds.

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In the Prozor-Rama municipality, fires remain active at several locations, including Dašnjik, Kozo, Markešići, Ljubuša and Proslap, where strong winds have repeatedly reignited flames and complicated suppression efforts.

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In Jasenica near Mostar, the wildfire affected forested areas and low vegetation, destroying several electricity poles and increasing the risk of power supply disruptions. The fire has been brought under control, while emergency services continue monitoring the affected area. At the same time, a separate vegetation fire broke out in Zagrebačka Street in Mostar near the Rondo area, affecting grass and low vegetation on private land before being quickly contained.

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In the Tomislavgrad municipality, one of the country's largest fire fronts extended over more than 20 kilometres at its peak, threatening forests, pastureland and agricultural areas. In Tuzla Canton, the wildfire near Živinice required approval for the deployment of Armed Forces helicopters, reflecting the complexity of the incident and the need for additional aerial firefighting capacity. An active wildfire was also reported on Mount Treskavica, where inaccessible terrain and intermittent strong winds continue to hinder suppression operations.

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According to the operational assessment of the Red Cross Society of Bosnia and Herzegovina, approximately 2,350 to 6,200 people are located in areas potentially exposed to the direct or indirect impacts of these wildfires, including smoke exposure, possible evacuation needs, electricity disruptions and transportation restrictions. The highest risk remains in the Konjic area, while rural communities in Prozor-Rama, Tomislavgrad, Mostar, Živinice and the Treskavica mountain area also remain affected.

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Wildfires have been affecting large parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina since early August 2026, with the situation particularly severe in Herzegovina, where NASA fire-detection systems recorded 1,292 hotspots in just the first 13 days of August — three times more than in the same period last year. The 2026 fire season has been driven by prolonged drought, high temperatures and strong, shifting winds, resulting in numerous simultaneous wildfires across both entities.

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Currently active fires (as of 6 September 2026) are affecting multiple regions: Bihać, Kalesija, Mrkonjić Grad, Kupres / Tomislavgrad, Bosanski Petrovac, Drvar and Prozor-Rama, where helicopters of the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina were deployed following approval from the BiH Presidency, with around 30 troops also engaged on the ground in Bihać. Between Drvar and Glamoč, fire has affected the villages of Savići, Poljice and Crni Vrh, with several houses destroyed overnight after strong winds re-ignited the blaze. In the Poljice area (Kajtezi hamlet), the fire reached residential structures directly, prompting an urgent air-support request from the Municipality of Drvar. 

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Fires are also active around Sarajevo: a large fire broke out in the upper Bijela river canyon and surrounding plateau in the Trnovo municipality, on the slopes of Mount Bjelašnica, with smoke reaching Sarajevo and causing measurably increased air pollution at monitoring stations in the western part of the city. Firefighters and forestry workers from KJP \"Sarajevo-šume\" have been battling a fire line roughly 26 kilometres long above Ostojići, an operation further complicated by landmine contamination in parts of the affected terrain. A separate fire on Mount Trebević, near East Sarajevo, broke out in late August and was extinguished after multi-day firefighting efforts involving over 100 personnel and a helicopter from the RS Police Air Unit; the area remains subject to preventive monitoring due to smouldering material in the karst terrain.

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Elsewhere, fires around Trebinje, Nevesinje, Konjic and Neum have been active for several weeks, with the Konjic fire on Džepska planina burning for over seven days. In Nevesinje, fire has reached close to the village of Humčani, with local firefighters and residents defending homes, while a second fire front is active at Zalom. In the Bileća area (Kazanci), two houses have burned over the past ten days. Trebinje — the fire near the city landfill at Obodina has been stabilized, with more than 100 people engaged;

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Affected population and impact: No fire-related deaths or injuries have been confirmed in BiH in available reporting. Impact has primarily manifested as property damage (partial destruction of homes in Drvar, Prozor-Rama and Bileća municipalities) and disruption to daily life in affected rural communities, several of which have mobilised residents alongside firefighters to defend homes. Air quality in Sarajevo has fluctuated between \"Good\" and \"Moderate\" (AQI (US) 38–75) over recent days, with localised readings reaching \"Unhealthy\" levels for PM10, posing a heightened risk to residents with pre-existing respiratory or cardiac conditions across the broader Sarajevo Canton population (413,593 per the 2013 census). Municipalities directly affected by active fires or immediate fire threat have a combined population in the tens of thousands (see population breakdown provided separately), though the number of people within the immediate fire-risk zone (specific villages/hamlets) is considerably smaller than total municipal populations.

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Response operations involve the Armed Forces of BiH (helicopters and ground personnel), professional and volunteer firefighting units, forestry management companies (Sarajevo-šume, Prenj, Borja, Lisina), Mountain Rescue Service teams, police aviation units (RS MUP), and — for the most severe fires near the Croatian border — regional aerial support including a Croatian Canadair CL-415 aircraft.

","summary":"BIH: Fire - 09-2026 - BiH: Fire_092026 ","translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"updated_at":"2026-09-06T21:46:09.918328Z","id":8081,"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,"summary":"

Wildfires have been affecting large parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina since early August 2026, with the situation particularly severe in Herzegovina, where NASA fire-detection systems recorded 1,292 hotspots in just the first 13 days of August — three times more than in the same period last year. The 2026 fire season has been driven by prolonged drought, high temperatures and strong, shifting winds, resulting in numerous simultaneous wildfires across both entities.

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Currently active fires (as of 6 September 2026) are affecting multiple regions: Bihać, Kalesija, Mrkonjić Grad, Kupres / Tomislavgrad, Bosanski Petrovac, Drvar and Prozor-Rama, where helicopters of the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina were deployed following approval from the BiH Presidency, with around 30 troops also engaged on the ground in Bihać. Between Drvar and Glamoč, fire has affected the villages of Savići, Poljice and Crni Vrh, with several houses destroyed overnight after strong winds re-ignited the blaze. In the Poljice area (Kajtezi hamlet), the fire reached residential structures directly, prompting an urgent air-support request from the Municipality of Drvar. 

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Fires are also active around Sarajevo: a large fire broke out in the upper Bijela river canyon and surrounding plateau in the Trnovo municipality, on the slopes of Mount Bjelašnica, with smoke reaching Sarajevo and causing measurably increased air pollution at monitoring stations in the western part of the city. Firefighters and forestry workers from KJP \"Sarajevo-šume\" have been battling a fire line roughly 26 kilometres long above Ostojići, an operation further complicated by landmine contamination in parts of the affected terrain. A separate fire on Mount Trebević, near East Sarajevo, broke out in late August and was extinguished after multi-day firefighting efforts involving over 100 personnel and a helicopter from the RS Police Air Unit; the area remains subject to preventive monitoring due to smouldering material in the karst terrain.

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Elsewhere, fires around Trebinje, Nevesinje, Konjic and Neum have been active for several weeks, with the Konjic fire on Džepska planina burning for over seven days. In Nevesinje, fire has reached close to the village of Humčani, with local firefighters and residents defending homes, while a second fire front is active at Zalom. In the Bileća area (Kazanci), two houses have burned over the past ten days. Trebinje — the fire near the city landfill at Obodina has been stabilized, with more than 100 people engaged;

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Affected population and impact: No fire-related deaths or injuries have been confirmed in BiH in available reporting. Impact has primarily manifested as property damage (partial destruction of homes in Drvar, Prozor-Rama and Bileća municipalities) and disruption to daily life in affected rural communities, several of which have mobilised residents alongside firefighters to defend homes. Air quality in Sarajevo has fluctuated between \"Good\" and \"Moderate\" (AQI (US) 38–75) over recent days, with localised readings reaching \"Unhealthy\" levels for PM10, posing a heightened risk to residents with pre-existing respiratory or cardiac conditions across the broader Sarajevo Canton population (413,593 per the 2013 census). Municipalities directly affected by active fires or immediate fire threat have a combined population in the tens of thousands (see population breakdown provided separately), though the number of people within the immediate fire-risk zone (specific villages/hamlets) is considerably smaller than total municipal populations.

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Response operations involve the Armed Forces of BiH (helicopters and ground personnel), professional and volunteer firefighting units, forestry management companies (Sarajevo-šume, Prenj, Borja, Lisina), Mountain Rescue Service teams, police aviation units (RS MUP), and — for the most severe fires near the Croatian border — regional aerial support including a Croatian Canadair CL-415 aircraft.

","name":"BIH: Fire - 09-2026 - BiH: Fire_092026 ","translation_module_original_language":"en"},{"dtype":{"id":13,"summary":"","name":"Other","translation_module_original_language":"en"},"countries":[{"iso":"YE","iso3":"YEM","id":10,"record_type":1,"record_type_display":"Country","region":4,"independent":true,"is_deprecated":false,"fdrs":"DYE001","average_household_size":null,"society_name":"Yemen Red Crescent Society","name":"Yemen","translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"num_affected":null,"ifrc_severity_level":1,"ifrc_severity_level_display":"Orange","ifrc_severity_level_update_date":"2026-10-05T07:43:50Z","glide":"OT-2026-000172-YEM","disaster_start_date":"2026-09-03T00:00:00Z","created_at":"2026-09-08T14:55:12.030684Z","auto_generated":true,"appeals":[{"aid":"43649055110994104","num_beneficiaries":500000,"amount_requested":15000000.0,"code":"MDRYE018","amount_funded":1861991.77,"status":0,"status_display":"Active","start_date":"2026-09-11T00:00:00Z","end_date":"2027-10-31T00:00:00Z","sector":"Yemen country office","atype":1,"atype_display":"Emergency Appeal","id":7831,"translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"is_featured":true,"is_featured_region":true,"field_reports":[{"status":9,"contacts":[{"ctype":"Originator","name":"Majed Mohammed","title":"DM IM Senior officer","email":"alsabri-majed@yemenredcrescent.org","phone":"+967777934752","id":60414},{"ctype":"NationalSociety","name":"Faris Al-Naqeeb","title":"National Disaster Management Coordinator","email":"faris.alnaqeeb@yemenredcrescent.org","phone":"+967773004400","id":60415},{"ctype":"Federation","name":"Muhammad Bilal","title":"Disaster Risk Management and WASH Coordinator-Yemen","email":"Muhammad.bilal@ifrc.org","phone":"+967776801912","id":60416}],"countries":[{"iso":"YE","iso3":"YEM","id":10,"record_type":1,"record_type_display":"Country","region":4,"independent":true,"is_deprecated":false,"fdrs":"DYE001","average_household_size":null,"society_name":"Yemen Red Crescent Society","name":"Yemen","translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"created_at":"2026-09-21T12:16:32.993799Z","updated_at":"2026-09-21T12:16:33.379119Z","report_date":"2026-09-21T12:16:32.993193Z","id":18586,"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":24,"num_volunteers":400,"num_expats_delegates":8,"gov_num_injured":null,"gov_num_dead":504,"gov_num_missing":null,"gov_num_affected":null,"gov_num_displaced":164580,"gov_num_assisted":null,"other_num_injured":null,"other_num_dead":null,"other_num_missing":3,"other_num_affected":null,"other_num_displaced":224000,"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":4,"visibility_display":"IFRC and NS","request_assistance":null,"ns_request_assistance":true,"notes_health":null,"notes_ns":null,"notes_socioeco":null,"recent_affected":1,"description":"

Escalation and insecurity since early September 2026 have resulted in significant casualties and rapidly changing population movements across Yemen, particularly in Taiz, Lahj, Al Hodeidah, Aden and Abyan, with conflict-related impacts also reported in Marib and other affected governorates.

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According to the Ministry of Public Health and Population Health Emergency Operations Centre, as reported by WHO, 2,883 casualties were recorded cumulatively between 6 August and 12 September, including 2,379 injured people and 504 deaths. The escalation has placed significant pressure on frontline health facilities, ambulance and referral services, medical supplies and other essential services.

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Large-scale displacement continues, although available figures differ according to geographic coverage, reporting periods and methodologies. IOM DTM Update 7 recorded 120,078 internally displaced people (20,013 households) cumulatively through 18 September, based on partial geographic coverage. A separate Executive Unit registration stream recorded 158,109 displaced people (23,550 families) across eight governorates through 19 September. These datasets are reported separately and should not be combined.

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Separately, a communication from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates in Sana’a, referring to information from the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labour dated 10 September, reported approximately 80,000 displaced and affected households. This figure combines displaced and other affected households and is therefore presented separately from the other displacement datasets.

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For operational planning purposes only, a provisional analytical assumption applies a 40/60 split to these approximately 80,000 households, resulting in an estimated 32,000 displaced households and 48,000 other affected households. Considering the modelled 32,000 displaced households alongside the 23,550 displaced families recorded by the Executive Unit across eight governorates through 19 September produces a gross planning figure of up to 55,550 displaced households/families. This figure is neither verified nor deduplicated and must not be interpreted or reported as a national displacement total.

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Displaced and conflict-affected families have urgent needs for food, emergency shelter, essential household items, safe water, sanitation and hygiene services, health care, protection and cash assistance. Many households have experienced repeated displacement, further reducing their coping capacity and increasing pressure on host communities.

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The escalation is also disrupting essential services. UNICEF reported on 16 September that more than 104,000 people, including more than 57,000 children, had been displaced during the preceding two weeks. It also reported disruption at 26 supported health facilities and the closure or suspension of learning at 243 schools, affecting more than 137,000 students. UNFPA reported on 20 September that an estimated 400 displaced pregnant women required comprehensive emergency obstetric and newborn care.

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Humanitarian access remains constrained by insecurity, shifting front lines, damaged or inaccessible roads, disrupted communications and interruptions to essential services. Population movements remain fluid, while parallel registration and reporting systems create risks of omission and duplication. YRCS continues to prioritise verification, geographic disaggregation and deduplication of available data.

","summary":"YEM: Other - 09-2026 - Yemen Conflict EScalation, Mass Displacement, and Health Impact #3 (2026-09-21)","translation_module_original_language":"en"},{"status":9,"contacts":[{"ctype":"Originator","name":"Majed Mohammed","title":"DM IM Senior officer","email":"alsabri-majed@yemenredcrescent.org","phone":"+967777934752","id":60373},{"ctype":"NationalSociety","name":"Faris Al-Naqeeb","title":"National Disaster Management Coordinator","email":"faris.alnaqeeb@yemenredcrescent.org","phone":"+967773004400","id":60374},{"ctype":"Federation","name":"Muhammad Bilal","title":"Disaster Risk Management and WASH Coordinator- Yemen","email":"Muhammad.bilal@ifrc.org","phone":"+967776801912","id":60375}],"countries":[{"iso":"YE","iso3":"YEM","id":10,"record_type":1,"record_type_display":"Country","region":4,"independent":true,"is_deprecated":false,"fdrs":"DYE001","average_household_size":null,"society_name":"Yemen Red Crescent Society","name":"Yemen","translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"created_at":"2026-09-09T19:25:50.549561Z","updated_at":"2026-09-09T19:25:52.869505Z","report_date":"2026-09-09T19:25:50.524603Z","id":18575,"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":16,"num_volunteers":105,"num_expats_delegates":8,"gov_num_injured":null,"gov_num_dead":null,"gov_num_missing":null,"gov_num_affected":null,"gov_num_displaced":null,"gov_num_assisted":null,"other_num_injured":884,"other_num_dead":149,"other_num_missing":null,"other_num_affected":1237717,"other_num_displaced":44149,"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":4,"visibility_display":"IFRC and NS","request_assistance":null,"ns_request_assistance":true,"notes_health":null,"notes_ns":null,"notes_socioeco":null,"recent_affected":1,"description":"

Since 3 September 2026, an escalation of hostilities in Taiz and along Yemen’s western coast has resulted in civilian casualties, new and secondary displacement, increased humanitarian needs and additional pressure on health services and communities receiving displaced families.

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According to the latest consolidated information from the Executive Unit for IDPs Camp Management, updated on 9 September and covering displacement through 8 September 2026, 6,269 households comprising 44,149 internally displaced people (IDPs) have been recorded across Al Hudaydah, Taiz, Lahj, Aden and Abyan governorates. Displacement remains ongoing, and figures are subject to further registration, verification and updating as population movements evolve.

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Many displaced families have left their homes, property, livelihoods and sources of income, often arriving in receiving areas with limited resources to meet their basic needs. Current priority needs include emergency shelter, food, safe drinking water, sanitation and hygiene, health services, protection, essential household/non-food items and cash assistance, where appropriate and feasible. Particular attention is required for newly displaced households and people facing heightened vulnerabilities.

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YRCS continues to monitor the evolving humanitarian situation and population movements, maintain emergency coordination and referral capacity, and coordinate with relevant authorities, IFRC, ICRC, UN agencies and humanitarian partners. Response priorities and modalities will continue to be adapted according to assessed needs, population movements, access and security conditions, available resources and verified response gaps.

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Since 3 September 2026, an escalation of hostilities in Taiz and along Yemen’s western coast has resulted in civilian casualties, new and secondary displacement, increased humanitarian needs and additional pressure on health services and receiving communities.

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Based on currently available information, YRCS estimates a gross displaced caseload of 4,362 households (26,075 people) across Taiz, Al Hodeidah and Aden. The displacement situation remains fluid, with further population movements possible as the security situation evolves. These figures are preliminary operational estimates and remain subject to verification and deduplication.

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The escalation has also had a significant health impact. As of 5 September, health authorities and WHO reported 1,078 casualties, including 884 people injured and 194 deaths. Health facilities and emergency services in affected areas are facing increased pressure, including needs related to trauma care, referral capacity, blood supplies, medicines and other essential medical supplies.

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Displaced and affected households have immediate and evolving needs, particularly emergency shelter and essential household items, food, WASH, health services, protection and cash assistance where appropriate and feasible. YRCS branches and response teams continue to monitor population movements and humanitarian needs and coordinate with relevant authorities and humanitarian partners. Response priorities, geographic targeting and the scale and modality of assistance will be adjusted as assessments and verified information become available.

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The escalation of hostilities in Yemen continues to drive population displacement, particularly in Taiz and along the western coast. Repeated displacement is increasing pressure on host communities and already strained essential services, including healthcare, food, water and shelter.

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According to IOM Yemen DTM (reporting period 25–31 October 2026), 319,356 individuals were recorded as displaced between 1 January and 31 October 2026, including 299,335 displaced during the period 1 August–21 October.

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Humanitarian needs remain significant, with displaced and conflict-affected communities facing difficulties accessing essential services and assistance. Insecurity, movement restrictions, road closures and telecommunications disruptions continue to constrain humanitarian access, assessments and operational response.

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The Yemen Red Crescent Society (YRCS), supported by IFRC and Movement partners, continues to provide emergency health services, ambulance transportation, food and household assistance, and cash support to affected and displaced communities.

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The humanitarian situation remains volatile, with continued displacement and operational challenges affecting humanitarian access and service delivery.

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YRCS continues its emergency response through 22 branches and a 24/7 Emergency Operations Centre, providing emergency ambulance services, first aid, medical transportation and essential relief assistance.

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As of 28 October 2026, YRCS reported the following cumulative response figures:

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Despite ongoing access constraints, YRCS teams continue their humanitarian response, needs identification and assistance to affected communities. Continued monitoring, coordination and updated assessments remain essential to adapt the response to evolving needs.

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Source: YRCS, IFRC Disaster Snapshot #3 (30 October 2026). Response figures as of 28 October 2026.

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The chiefdom has four health facilities, namely Kalimba, Chaya, Kazembe, and Nabwalya Health Centres. It is located within a game area with abundant wildlife and has four major rivers, namely the Luangwa, Munyamazi, Mutinondo, and Mupamazi Rivers. These rivers and the surrounding wildlife habitats provide opportunities for interaction between communities, livestock, and wildlife. The area has reportedly experienced suspected anthrax cases on a seasonal basis, particularly between September and December.\n\nOn 31 August 2026, the District Health Office received a report of three suspected human anthrax cases from Kazembe and Kalimba, together with reports of animals dying from suspected anthrax in the Munyamazi River. In response, a Rapid Response Team (RRT) was constituted to investigate the situation, determine the extent of the suspected outbreak, and identify the possible source of exposure. The team comprised representatives from the Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries, Department of National Parks and Wildlife, clinical care, surveillance, and laboratory services. The multidisciplinary composition of the team facilitated a One Health approach to the investigation. So far more than 90 animals have been reported by the community to have died from anthrax and people have been consuming this meat","visibility":3,"visibility_display":"Public","request_assistance":false,"ns_request_assistance":false,"notes_health":null,"notes_ns":null,"notes_socioeco":null,"recent_affected":1,"description":"On 31 August 2026, the District Health Office received a report of three suspected human anthrax cases from Kazembe and Kalimba, accompanied by reports of animals dying from suspected anthrax in the Munyamazi River area. 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The cases were concentrated in specific villages, suggesting a possible common environmental or animal-related exposure. None of the suspected cases required admission at the clinic at the time of the investigation.\nThe discovery of a dead hippopotamus carcass in the Munyamazi River was considered a significant public health concern, as infected animal carcasses may contaminate the surrounding environment and expose people who come into contact with them or consume meat from affected animals. In addition, all 10 suspected cases reported consuming meat from animals that had died in the same river area, indicating a possible shared exposure. This finding is consistent with previous anthrax outbreaks in Zambia in which human infections have been associated with the consumption of meat from hippopotamus carcasses.\nHowever, the presence of the carcass and the reported history of meat consumption do not, on their own, confirm the source of infection. Further laboratory and epidemiological investigations are therefore required to establish the source and confirm the suspected cases. To support laboratory confirmation, eight clinical specimens were collected and submitted to Lusaka for testing.\n\nPending the availability of laboratory results, all affected individuals should continue to be managed as suspected anthrax cases, while surveillance, risk communication, community engagement, and coordination with animal health and wildlife authorities should be maintained to prevent further exposure and transmission.","summary":"ZMB: Epidemic - 08-2026 - Anthrax ","translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"updated_at":"2026-09-14T13:46:03.391361Z","id":8091,"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,"summary":"On 31 August 2026, the District Health Office received a report of three suspected human anthrax cases from Kazembe and Kalimba, accompanied by reports of animals dying from suspected anthrax in the Munyamazi River area. In response, a multidisciplinary Rapid Response Team (RRT) was constituted to investigate the situation, assess the extent of the suspected outbreak, and identify possible sources of exposure.\nThe RRT comprised representatives from the Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries, Department of National Parks and Wildlife, clinical care, surveillance, and laboratory services. This multidisciplinary composition supported the application of a One Health approach, recognising the close relationship between human, animal, and environmental health in the investigation of suspected anthrax.\nCommunity reports indicate that more than 90 animals may have died from suspected anthrax, with some community members reportedly consuming meat from the dead animals. The investigation identified that 80% of the suspected human cases were male, while children aged 10–15 years accounted for 50% of the cases, making them the most affected age group. 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The Southwest Monsoon (Habagat) has intensified over the Philippines, bringing persistent and at times heavy to intense rainfall over western and northern Luzon, Metro Manila, and parts of MIMAROPA and the Visayas. The enhanced monsoon is being further influenced by an two LPAs east of Extreme Northern Luzon, which may develop into a tropical cyclone and is expected to continue enhancing the Habagat.

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As of 29 August 2026, PAGASA has issued multiple heavy rainfall warnings, including Red Warning over parts of Metro Manila and Occidental Mindoro, with serious flooding and landslides possible in affected areas. PAGASA forecasts that enhanced monsoon rains will continue over western Luzon and may persist through the coming days, increasing the risk of flooding, flash floods, landslides, and disruption to communities and transportation.

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The Southwest Monsoon (Habagat) has intensified over the Philippines, bringing persistent and at times heavy to intense rainfall over western and northern Luzon, Metro Manila, and parts of MIMAROPA and the Visayas. The enhanced monsoon is being further influenced by an two LPAs east of Extreme Northern Luzon, which may develop into a tropical cyclone and is expected to continue enhancing the Habagat.

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As of 29 August 2026, PAGASA has issued multiple heavy rainfall warnings, including Red Warning over parts of Metro Manila and Occidental Mindoro, with serious flooding and landslides possible in affected areas. PAGASA forecasts that enhanced monsoon rains will continue over western Luzon and may persist through the coming days, increasing the risk of flooding, flash floods, landslides, and disruption to communities and transportation.

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A major flash flood struck Rasuwa district after a sudden and intense surge of water entered the Bhote Koshi River from the Tibet (China) side at approximately 9:15 AM. The flood rapidly impacted the Timure, Rasuwagadhi, and Syabrubesi areas, causing significant damage to settlements, markets, police infrastructure, roads, and hydropower facilities. Authorities have warned that rising water levels could affect downstream communities along the Trishuli River corridor. 

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A major flash flood struck Rasuwa district after a sudden and intense surge in the Bhote Koshi River at approximately 9:15 AM. The flood rapidly impacted the Timure, Rasuwagadhi, and Syabrubesi areas, causing significant damage to settlements, markets, police infrastructure, roads, and hydropower facilities. Authorities have warned that rising water levels could affect downstream communities along the Trishuli River corridor. 

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Typhoon Narra, designated as Storm No.4 in Việt Nam, stalled off the northern coast early Monday, dumping torrential rain that pushed several rivers to their highest flood-alert levels, killed at least one person and damaged more than 4,000 homes in the northern province of Lạng Sơn.

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At 4am, the storm's centre sat over the Gulf of Tonkin about 140km east of Quảng Ninh Province, packing sustained winds of 75-88km/h and gusts as strong as 103-117km/h, the National Centre for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting said.

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The system had barely moved in the previous six hours. Forecasters expect it to drift slowly east, then northeast, over the Gulf of Tonkin before making landfall in China's Guangxi region around August 27 and weakening into a tropical depression.

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Wind gusts as strong as level 11 (103-117km/h) were recorded on the island of Bạch Long Vĩ while rainfall since August 21 topped 500mm in parts of Quảng Ninh and 520mm in Lạng Sơn, saturating soil across the northeast and raising the risk of flash floods and landslides in mountainous areas, the forecasting centre said.

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According to rapid reports from the provinces of Son La, Phu Tho, Thai Nguyen, Cao Bang, Lang Son, Quang Ninh, Hai Phong, Bac Ninh, Hanoi and Thanh Hoa, as well as Vietnam Electricity (EVN), Typhoon No. 4 and heavy rainfall have caused the following damage:

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The affected localities are continuing to assess and consolidate damage reports.

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At 07:00 on 23 August, the centre of Typhoon No. 4 was located at approximately 20.7°N and 107.8°E, over the sea area off Quang Ninh–Hai Phong, approximately 100 km east of Quang Ninh, 120 km east of Hai Phong, and 70 km north of Bach Long Vi Special Zone. The strongest winds near the storm centre were at Force 8, with gusts up to Force 10. The typhoon was moving southwest at approximately 3 km/h.

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As of 10:00 on 23 August, the centre of Typhoon No. 4 was located over the sea north of Bach Long Vi Special Zone, approximately 135 km east of Quang Ninh and 140 km east of Hai Phong. The storm had maximum sustained winds of Force 8–9, with gusts reaching Force 10–11, and was moving southward at approximately 3 km/h.

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Local authorities have proactively implemented response measures for the typhoon, heavy rainfall and flooding, including the evacuation of households in areas at risk of flooding, in line with the directions of the Prime Minister and the National Civil Defence Steering Committee.

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Due to the circulation of Typhoon No. 4, heavy rainfall has caused water levels in the Luc Nam, Thuong and Ky Cung rivers to rise. From 23–25 August, flood peaks on the Thuong, Luc Nam, Thai Binh (Hai Phong), Trung, Ky Cung, Bac Giang (Lang Son), Bang Giang (Cao Bang) and Cau (Thai Nguyen) rivers are forecast to reach Alert Level 2–3, with some rivers expected to exceed Alert Level 3.

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To proactively respond to Typhoon No. 4 and the associated heavy rain and flooding, authorities at both central and local levels have implemented coordinated measures in line with the “four on-the-spot” principle, ensuring proactive, timely and context-specific action, with a focus on protecting people’s lives and property.

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To ensure the safety of people and their property, local authorities have evacuated 2,383 households, including 2,335 households in Lang Son (211 in Huu Lung and 2,124 in Ky Cung, of which 733 flooded households were evacuated), 31 households in Quang Ninh, 17 households in Bac Ninh, and 121 households in Thanh Hoa. Forces have also been deployed to guard and control people and vehicles in areas at risk of deep flooding and landslides, helping to minimise damage caused by the heavy rain, flooding and Typhoon No. 4.

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As of 07:00 on 23 August 2026, preliminary damage reported in Lang Son, Quang Ninh and Bac Ninh provinces due to Typhoon No. 4 and heavy rainfall is as follows:

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Local authorities are continuing to assess, verify and consolidate the damage.

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Storm Narra, the fourth to hit the East Sea this year, brought strong winds and heavy rains to northern Việt Nam early on August 22, with some areas forecast to receive more than 500mm of rain as the storm moves slowly over the northern waters of the East Sea.

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According to the National Centre for Hydrometeorological Forecasting, early on August 22, strong winds of level eight (62-74 km/h), with gusts up to level nine, were recorded at Bạch Long Vĩ special zone in Hải Phòng city, while winds reached level six, with gusts up to level nine, in Cô Tô special zone in Quảng Ninh province.

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At 4am, the storm's centre was about 130km northeast of Bạch Long Vĩ. The strongest winds near the centre were at level eight, with gusts up to level ten. The storm was moving slowly northward at about 3km per hour.

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Forecasters said that early on August 23, the storm is expected to turn southward and move at around 3km per hour. Its centre is forecast to be about 170km east of Hải Phòng and 70km northeast of Bạch Long Vĩ.

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Areas likely to be affected include the Gulf of Tonkin, particularly Bạch Long Vĩ, Vân Đồn, Cô Tô and Cát Hải special zones, as well as Hòn Dấu island.

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The storm is predicted to cause widespread rain across the northern region on August 22, especially during the night, with moderate to heavy rain and thunderstorms, locally accompanied by torrential downpours. Quảng Ninh is forecast to experience particularly heavy to torrential rain.

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From August 22 through the night of August 23, northeastern provinces, southern Phú Thọ province and Thanh Hoá province are expected to receive 70-150mm of rain, with some areas receiving more than 300mm. Quảng Ninh could see 200-300mm, with some areas receiving more than 500mm. Lạng Sơn, Bắc Ninh and Hải Phòng are forecast to receive 150-250mm, with several areas recording more than 400mm.

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Rainfall could be particularly intense, exceeding 120mm in three hours, posing a risk of flash floods, inundation and landslides in vulnerable areas.

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The rain is expected to persist through August 24

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Storm Narra, the fourth to hit the East Sea this year, brought strong winds and heavy rains to northern Việt Nam early on August 22, with some areas forecast to receive more than 500mm of rain as the storm moves slowly over the northern waters of the East Sea.

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According to the National Centre for Hydrometeorological Forecasting, early on August 22, strong winds of level eight (62-74 km/h), with gusts up to level nine, were recorded at Bạch Long Vĩ special zone in Hải Phòng city, while winds reached level six, with gusts up to level nine, in Cô Tô special zone in Quảng Ninh province.

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At 4am, the storm's centre was about 130km northeast of Bạch Long Vĩ. The strongest winds near the centre were at level eight, with gusts up to level ten. The storm was moving slowly northward at about 3km per hour.

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Forecasters said that early on August 23, the storm is expected to turn southward and move at around 3km per hour. Its centre is forecast to be about 170km east of Hải Phòng and 70km northeast of Bạch Long Vĩ.

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Areas likely to be affected include the Gulf of Tonkin, particularly Bạch Long Vĩ, Vân Đồn, Cô Tô and Cát Hải special zones, as well as Hòn Dấu island.

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The storm is predicted to cause widespread rain across the northern region on August 22, especially during the night, with moderate to heavy rain and thunderstorms, locally accompanied by torrential downpours. Quảng Ninh is forecast to experience particularly heavy to torrential rain.

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From August 22 through the night of August 23, northeastern provinces, southern Phú Thọ province and Thanh Hoá province are expected to receive 70-150mm of rain, with some areas receiving more than 300mm. Quảng Ninh could see 200-300mm, with some areas receiving more than 500mm. Lạng Sơn, Bắc Ninh and Hải Phòng are forecast to receive 150-250mm, with several areas recording more than 400mm.

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Rainfall could be particularly intense, exceeding 120mm in three hours, posing a risk of flash floods, inundation and landslides in vulnerable areas.

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The rain is expected to persist through August 24

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Faced with this scenario, on August 18, 2026, the Secretary of State in the Offices of Risk Management and National Contingencies
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phenomenon, located in the departments of Choluteca, Comayagua, El Paraíso, Francisco Morazán,  La Paz and Valle; likewise, it declared
a Yellow Alert for 71 municipalities and a Green Alert for 88 municipalities. The alerts were issued indefinitely. COPECO recommended
that the population make responsible use of water, stay informed through official channels and heed the recommendations of the
authorities.\r\n

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The CENAOS Seasonal Climate Outlook for the period August-November 2026 indicates the continuity of warm conditions associated with
the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) phenomenon, accompanied by above-normal temperatures and an uneven geographical
distribution of rainfall. For August, particularly important rainfall deficits are projected in the south, southwest and some sectors of the
center of the country. A partial recovery is expected in September, although negative anomalies could persist in areas of the south, east
and center-east. For October, the outlook maintains deficits over large areas of the national territory, while in November there could be a
partial and differentiated recovery.
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These climatic conditions occur in a context of pre-existing food vulnerability. The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC)
analysis identifies areas and stocks exposed to potential deterioration in food security, while FEWS NET also identifies unfavourable
climatic conditions and risks to livelihoods and food security in areas of the Dry Corridor. 
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The combination of poor rainfall, high temperatures and increased evapotranspiration could progressively reduce soil moisture, affect
the establishment and development of crop crops, increase pressure on community water sources and systems, and deteriorate the
livelihoods of households that depend on rainfed agriculture and small-scale livestock production.
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In this context, and considering that there are still gaps in primary information on the magnitude, location, and characteristics of the
humanitarian needs associated with the drought, the Honduran Red Cross will conduct a multisectoral assessment to generate primary
evidence on humanitarian needs, complement the secondary information available, and guide decision-making on possible subsequent
actions. 
According to information from COPECO cited by Proceso Digital on August 4, 2026, around 1 million people are being directly affected by
the drought in Honduras. This figure represents a preliminary estimate of the scope of the situation. 
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Trigger: On August 18, 2026, COPECO, through Alert Bulletin No. 028-2026, declared a Red Alert for 75 municipalities, a Yellow Alert for 71
municipalities, and a Green Alert for 88 municipalities due to drought associated with the El Niño phenomenon. The municipalities on Red
Alert are concentrated in the departments of Choluteca, Comayagua, El Paraíso, Francisco Morazán, La Paz and Valle. This update shows
an aggravation of drought conditions and constitutes the event that activates this DREF request for Evaluation. 
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De acuerdo con el Reporte Complementario N.º 11027 del COEN-INDECI (23 de agosto de 2026, 19:50 h; Reporte N.º 10), el 20 de agosto de 2026 a las 13:00:16 horas se registró un sismo con epicentro localizado a 35 km al norte de Coracora, provincia de Parinacochas, departamento de Ayacucho, a una profundidad de 108 km (latitud -14.70°, longitud -73.78°), con una intensidad estimada de III-IV en Coracora. Debido a su carácter profundo, el movimiento sísmico fue percibido en varias regiones del país, incluyendo Ayacucho, Apurímac, Cusco, Arequipa, Huancavelica, Ica y Moquegua. Sin embargo, la afectación registrada ha sido relativamente limitada y se concentra principalmente en el departamento de Ayacucho.

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Cuadro resumen de la afectación:

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Afectación

\n		\n

Total nacional

\n		\n

Ayacucho

\n		\n

Apurímac

\n		\n

Cusco

\n
\n

Personas afectadas[1]

\n		\n

2,204

\n		\n

2,200

\n		\n

4

\n		\n

–

\n
\n

Personas damnificadas[2]

\n		\n

208

\n		\n

204

\n		\n

4

\n		\n

–

\n
\n

Personas lesionadas

\n		\n

3

\n		\n

3

\n		\n

–

\n		\n

–

\n
\n

Viviendas afectadas

\n		\n

493

\n		\n

491

\n		\n

2

\n		\n

–

\n
\n

Viviendas inhabitables

\n		\n

36

\n		\n

34

\n		\n

2

\n		\n

–

\n
\n

Viviendas destruidas

\n		\n

12

\n		\n

12

\n		\n

–

\n		\n

–

\n
\n

Instituciones educativas afectadas

\n		\n

15

\n		\n

14

\n		\n

1

\n		\n

–

\n
\n

Institución Prestadora de Servicios de Salud (IPRESS) afectadas

\n		\n

23

\n		\n

21

\n		\n

–

\n		\n

2

\n
\n
\n

 Datos clave sobre la afectación:

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En base a este escenario, el estado a través del Decreto Supremo Nº 119-2026-PCM declaró el 23 de agosto el estado de emergencia en los distritos de Chumpi, Coracora, Pullo y Upahuacho de la provincia de Parinacochas y el distrito de Carapo en la provincia de Huanca Sancos del departamento de Ayacucho, por impacto de daños a consecuencia de movimientos sísmicos por el plazo de 60 días.

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[1] De acuerdo con el INDECI: Persona, animal, territorio o infraestructura que sufre perturbación en su ambiente por efectos de un fenómeno. Puede requerir de apoyo inmediato para eliminar o reducir las causas de la perturbación para la continuación de la actividad normal.

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[2] De acuerdo con el INDECI: Persona afectada parcial o íntegramente por una emergencia o desastre y que ha sufrido daño o perjuicio a su salud o en sus bienes, en cuyo caso generalmente ha quedado sin alojamiento o vivienda en forma total o parcial, permanente o temporalmente, por lo que recibe refugio y ayuda humanitaria temporales. No tiene capacidad propia para recuperar el estado de sus bienes y patrimonio.

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De acuerdo con el Reporte Complementario N.º 11027 del COEN-INDECI (23 de agosto de 2026, 19:50 h; Reporte N.º 10), el 20 de agosto de 2026 a las 13:00:16 horas se registró un sismo con epicentro localizado a 35 km al norte de Coracora, provincia de Parinacochas, departamento de Ayacucho, a una profundidad de 108 km (latitud -14.70°, longitud -73.78°), con una intensidad estimada de III-IV en Coracora. Debido a su carácter profundo, el movimiento sísmico fue percibido en varias regiones del país, incluyendo Ayacucho, Apurímac, Cusco, Arequipa, Huancavelica, Ica y Moquegua. Sin embargo, la afectación registrada ha sido relativamente limitada y se concentra principalmente en el departamento de Ayacucho.

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Cuadro resumen de la afectación:

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\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
\n

Afectación

\n		\n

Total nacional

\n		\n

Ayacucho

\n		\n

Apurímac

\n		\n

Cusco

\n
\n

Personas afectadas[1]

\n		\n

2,204

\n		\n

2,200

\n		\n

4

\n		\n

–

\n
\n

Personas damnificadas[2]

\n		\n

208

\n		\n

204

\n		\n

4

\n		\n

–

\n
\n

Personas lesionadas

\n		\n

3

\n		\n

3

\n		\n

–

\n		\n

–

\n
\n

Viviendas afectadas

\n		\n

493

\n		\n

491

\n		\n

2

\n		\n

–

\n
\n

Viviendas inhabitables

\n		\n

36

\n		\n

34

\n		\n

2

\n		\n

–

\n
\n

Viviendas destruidas

\n		\n

12

\n		\n

12

\n		\n

–

\n		\n

–

\n
\n

Instituciones educativas afectadas

\n		\n

15

\n		\n

14

\n		\n

1

\n		\n

–

\n
\n

Institución Prestadora de Servicios de Salud (IPRESS) afectadas

\n		\n

23

\n		\n

21

\n		\n

–

\n		\n

2

\n
\n
\n

 Datos clave sobre la afectación:

\n\n

En base a este escenario, el estado a través del Decreto Supremo Nº 119-2026-PCM declaró el 23 de agosto el estado de emergencia en los distritos de Chumpi, Coracora, Pullo y Upahuacho de la provincia de Parinacochas y el distrito de Carapo en la provincia de Huanca Sancos del departamento de Ayacucho, por impacto de daños a consecuencia de movimientos sísmicos por el plazo de 60 días.

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[1] De acuerdo con el INDECI: Persona, animal, territorio o infraestructura que sufre perturbación en su ambiente por efectos de un fenómeno. Puede requerir de apoyo inmediato para eliminar o reducir las causas de la perturbación para la continuación de la actividad normal.

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[2] De acuerdo con el INDECI: Persona afectada parcial o íntegramente por una emergencia o desastre y que ha sufrido daño o perjuicio a su salud o en sus bienes, en cuyo caso generalmente ha quedado sin alojamiento o vivienda en forma total o parcial, permanente o temporalmente, por lo que recibe refugio y ayuda humanitaria temporales. No tiene capacidad propia para recuperar el estado de sus bienes y patrimonio.

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