On 15th May, the Institut national de recherche biomédicale (INRB) Kinshasa confirmed an outbreak of the Ebola virus in Ituri province, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The virus is reported to have originated from Mongbwalu, Bunia and Rwapara Health zones in Ituri province. The virus is confirmed to be the Bundibugyo Virus Disease (BVD), a severe and often fatal strain.
\r\nAs of 19 May, more than 500 suspected cases, including 130 suspected deaths, have been reported by the Ministry of Health. So far, 30 cases have been confirmed in the DRC. The World Health Organization (WHO) declared the outbreak a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC), due to the risk of further regional spread within the region, including across borders.
\r\nUnlike previous outbreaks caused by the Zaire strain, this Bundibugyo strain does not currently have a licensed vaccine or specific targeted treatment. This makes community-based measures, early detection, supportive healthcare, and prevention efforts more critical than ever.
\r\nThe outbreak appears to have circulated for several weeks (with the first known case dated 24 April 2026) prior to confirmation as Ebola. Early presentation of cases with non-specific febrile symptoms, common to endemic diseases such as malaria, combined with initial laboratory testing focused on the more common Zaire strain, contributed to delays in identification. As a result, transmission occurred in both community and healthcare settings before targeted control measures were fully implemented.\r\nAlongside multiple existing health risks in eastern DRC, gaps in health practices may contribute to ongoing transmission of the Bundibugyo strain among communities and healthcare settings. Infection prevention and control (IPC) measures are not consistently applied, increasing the risk of transmission among health workers. The absence of an approved vaccine or specific treatment further emphasizes reliance on core public health measures, including early detection, isolation, contact tracing, and supportive care, which require sustained operational capacity and resources.
\r\nThe outbreak comes just months after the DRC’s 16th Ebola outbreak in Kasai Province, which was declared over in December 2025.A reported 6.5 magnitude earthquake was felt across Antigua and Barbuda approximately one hour ago. At this time, there have been no reports of significant damage to infrastructure, buildings, utilities, or critical services. Authorities, emergency management agencies, and the Antigua and Barbuda Red Cross Society continue to monitor the situation and conduct initial assessments where necessary.
\nThe earthquake was felt by residents across the country, with some persons briefly evacuating homes, offices, and businesses as a precautionary measure. News reports have confirmed that there is currently no tsunami threat associated with this event.
","translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"updated_at":"2026-05-16T15:55:49.394290Z","id":7934,"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":"A reported 6.5 magnitude earthquake was felt across Antigua and Barbuda approximately one hour ago. At this time, there have been no reports of significant damage to infrastructure, buildings, utilities, or critical services. Authorities and emergency management agencies continue to monitor the situation and conduct initial assessments where necessary.
\nThe earthquake was felt by residents across the country, with some persons briefly evacuating homes, offices, and businesses as a precautionary measure. News reports have confirmed that there is currently no tsunami threat associated with this event.
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05-2026 - EMERGENCIA SANITARIA POR EL BROTE DE SARAMPIÓN ","description":"El 16 de mayo se promulgó el Decreto Supremo Nº 008-2026-SA, mediante el cual se declara emergencia sanitaria por el brote de sarampión en el departamento de Puno y con riesgo elevado de diseminación en Lima Metropolitana, así como en los departamentos de Arequipa, Cusco, Huancavelica, Moquegua, Amazonas, Loreto, Tacna, Tumbes, Ucayali, Madre de Dios y Apurímac, y en la Provincia Constitucional del Callao.
\nA nivel nacional, hasta la semana epidemiológica 20 (SE 20), se registra un total de 301 casos confirmados de sarampión y 1,403 casos sospechosos[1]. De estos totales, en el departamento de Puno se concentran 295 casos confirmados y 734 casos sospechosos.
\nAsimismo, a nivel nacional, la cobertura de la vacuna SPR (primera dosis) se mantiene baja, alcanzando solo el 29 %. Esta situación también se observa en la segunda dosis de la misma vacuna, cuya cobertura asciende al 24.8 %[2]. Esta realidad se refleja al efectuar una comparación a nivel departamental, donde únicamente los departamentos de Lima y Moquegua presentan porcentajes “aceptables” de vacunación con la primera dosis de la vacuna SPR, en relación con la meta establecida para el mes de mayo. En cuanto a la segunda dosis, ningún departamento alcanza una cobertura adecuada. El departamento con mejor porcentaje se ubica en el 33% y el menor 17% [3]. En esa misma línea, el comportamiento mensual del porcentaje a nivel nacional se presenta en la siguiente tabla:
\n\n
| \n MES \n | \n\n 80% \n | \n\n 95% \n | \n\n 100% \n | \n
| \n ENERO \n | \n\n 0% - <6.67% \n | \n\n ≥ 6.67% - <7.92% \n | \n\n ≥ 7.92% - 8.33% \n | \n
| \n FEBRERO \n | \n\n 0% - <13.33% \n | \n\n ≥ 13.33% - <15.83% \n | \n\n ≥ 15.83% - 16.67% \n | \n
| \n MARZO \n | \n\n 0% - <20% \n | \n\n ≥ 20% - <23.75% \n | \n\n ≥ 23.75% - 25% \n | \n
| \n ABRIL \n | \n\n 0% - <26.67% \n | \n\n ≥ 26.67% - <31.67% \n | \n\n ≥ 31.67% - 33.33% \n | \n
| \n MAYO \n | \n\n 0% - <33.33% \n | \n\n ≥ 33.33% - <39.58% \n | \n\n ≥ 39.58% - 41.67% \n | \n
| \n JUNIO \n | \n\n 0% - <40% \n | \n\n ≥ 40% - <47.5% \n | \n\n ≥ 47.5% - 50% \n | \n
| \n JULIO \n | \n\n 0% - <46.67% \n | \n\n ≥ 46.67% - <55.42% \n | \n\n ≥ 55.42% - 58.33% \n | \n
| \n AGOSTO \n | \n\n 0% - <53.33% \n | \n\n ≥ 53.33% - <63.33% \n | \n\n ≥ 63.33% - 66.67% \n | \n
| \n SETIEMBRE \n | \n\n 0% - <60% \n | \n\n ≥ 60% - <71.25% \n | \n\n ≥ 71.25% - 75% \n | \n
| \n OCTUBRE \n | \n\n 0% - <66.67% \n | \n\n ≥ 66.67% - <79.17% \n | \n\n ≥ 79.17% - 83.33% \n | \n
| \n NOVIEMBRE \n | \n\n 0% - <73.33% \n | \n\n ≥ 73.33% - <87.08% \n | \n\n ≥ 87.08% - 91.67% \n | \n
| \n DICIEMBRE \n | \n\n 0% - <80% \n | \n\n ≥ 80% - <95% \n | \n\n ≥ 95% - 100% \n | \n
\n
Frente a este escenario, el mencionado Decreto Supremo establece la implementación de un Plan de Acción para la atención de la emergencia sanitaria, destinando un presupuesto total de S/. 15.56 millones. El objetivo general de dicho plan es controlar el brote en Puno y reducir el riesgo de diseminación a nivel nacional, mediante intervenciones sanitarias integrales orientadas a la prevención, detección y respuesta oportuna.
\nEste plan constituye una respuesta sanitaria integral y multisectorial, enfocada en cerrar las brechas de vacunación, interrumpir la transmisión y evitar la expansión del sarampión. Para ello, combina estrategias de vacunación intensiva, vigilancia epidemiológica activa, comunicación estratégica y fortalecimiento del sistema de salud, con el propósito de lograr una alta cobertura poblacional y el control efectivo del brote.
\nCurrent epidemiological data
\n| \n KPI \n | \n\n Data \n | \n\n From which date? \n | \n\n Data source and additional comments \n | \n
| \n Number of cases - total \n(included suspects) \n | \n\n 1704 – Nacional \n1029 – Puno \n | \n\n 21 May 2026 \n | \n\n CDC Perú \n | \n
| \n Number of cases - confirmed \n | \n\n 301 – Nacional \n295 – Puno \n | \n\n 21 May 2026 \n | \n\n CDC Perú \n | \n
| \n Number of deaths – total \n(% change since last report) \n | \n\n 0 \n | \n\n 21 May 2026 \n | \n\n CDC Perú \n | \n
| \n Number of deaths – confirmed \n | \n\n 0 \n | \n\n 21 May 2026 \n | \n\n CDC Perú \n | \n
| \n Case-fatality rate[4] \n(% change since last report) \n | \n\n 0 \n | \n\n 21 May 2026 \n | \n\n CDC Perú \n | \n
https://app7.dge.gob.pe/maps2/shiny_SYR_web/
\n[1] Fuente: Sala Situacional de Sarampión-Rubéola (SR) y Síndrome de Rubéola Congénita (SRC)
\nDisponible en: Sala situacional de Sarampión-Rubéola (SR) y Síndrome de Rubéola Congénita (SRC)
\n[2] Fuente: Repositorio Único Nacional de Información en Salud (REUNIS)
\nDisponible en: MINSA | REUNIS - Repositorio Único Nacional de Información en Salud
\n[3] Fuente: Repositorio Único Nacional de Información en Salud (REUNIS)
\nDisponible en: https://www.minsa.gob.pe/reunis/?op=2&niv=9&tbl=2
\nEl 16 de mayo se promulgó el Decreto Supremo Nº 008-2026-SA, mediante el cual se declara emergencia sanitaria por el brote de sarampión en el departamento de Puno y con riesgo elevado de diseminación en Lima Metropolitana, así como en los departamentos de Arequipa, Cusco, Huancavelica, Moquegua, Amazonas, Loreto, Tacna, Tumbes, Ucayali, Madre de Dios y Apurímac, y en la Provincia Constitucional del Callao.
\nA nivel nacional, hasta la semana epidemiológica 20 (SE 20), se registra un total de 301 casos confirmados de sarampión y 1,403 casos sospechosos[1]. De estos totales, en el departamento de Puno se concentran 295 casos confirmados y 734 casos sospechosos.
\nAsimismo, a nivel nacional, la cobertura de la vacuna SPR (primera dosis) se mantiene baja, alcanzando solo el 29 %. Esta situación también se observa en la segunda dosis de la misma vacuna, cuya cobertura asciende al 24.8 %[2]. Esta realidad se refleja al efectuar una comparación a nivel departamental, donde únicamente los departamentos de Lima y Moquegua presentan porcentajes “aceptables” de vacunación con la primera dosis de la vacuna SPR, en relación con la meta establecida para el mes de mayo. En cuanto a la segunda dosis, ningún departamento alcanza una cobertura adecuada. El departamento con mejor porcentaje se ubica en el 33% y el menor 17% [3]. En esa misma línea, el comportamiento mensual del porcentaje a nivel nacional se presenta en la siguiente tabla:
\n\n
| \n MES \n | \n\n 80% \n | \n\n 95% \n | \n\n 100% \n | \n
| \n ENERO \n | \n\n 0% - <6.67% \n | \n\n ≥ 6.67% - <7.92% \n | \n\n ≥ 7.92% - 8.33% \n | \n
| \n FEBRERO \n | \n\n 0% - <13.33% \n | \n\n ≥ 13.33% - <15.83% \n | \n\n ≥ 15.83% - 16.67% \n | \n
| \n MARZO \n | \n\n 0% - <20% \n | \n\n ≥ 20% - <23.75% \n | \n\n ≥ 23.75% - 25% \n | \n
| \n ABRIL \n | \n\n 0% - <26.67% \n | \n\n ≥ 26.67% - <31.67% \n | \n\n ≥ 31.67% - 33.33% \n | \n
| \n MAYO \n | \n\n 0% - <33.33% \n | \n\n ≥ 33.33% - <39.58% \n | \n\n ≥ 39.58% - 41.67% \n | \n
| \n JUNIO \n | \n\n 0% - <40% \n | \n\n ≥ 40% - <47.5% \n | \n\n ≥ 47.5% - 50% \n | \n
| \n JULIO \n | \n\n 0% - <46.67% \n | \n\n ≥ 46.67% - <55.42% \n | \n\n ≥ 55.42% - 58.33% \n | \n
| \n AGOSTO \n | \n\n 0% - <53.33% \n | \n\n ≥ 53.33% - <63.33% \n | \n\n ≥ 63.33% - 66.67% \n | \n
| \n SETIEMBRE \n | \n\n 0% - <60% \n | \n\n ≥ 60% - <71.25% \n | \n\n ≥ 71.25% - 75% \n | \n
| \n OCTUBRE \n | \n\n 0% - <66.67% \n | \n\n ≥ 66.67% - <79.17% \n | \n\n ≥ 79.17% - 83.33% \n | \n
| \n NOVIEMBRE \n | \n\n 0% - <73.33% \n | \n\n ≥ 73.33% - <87.08% \n | \n\n ≥ 87.08% - 91.67% \n | \n
| \n DICIEMBRE \n | \n\n 0% - <80% \n | \n\n ≥ 80% - <95% \n | \n\n ≥ 95% - 100% \n | \n
\n
Frente a este escenario, el mencionado Decreto Supremo establece la implementación de un Plan de Acción para la atención de la emergencia sanitaria, destinando un presupuesto total de S/. 15.56 millones. El objetivo general de dicho plan es controlar el brote en Puno y reducir el riesgo de diseminación a nivel nacional, mediante intervenciones sanitarias integrales orientadas a la prevención, detección y respuesta oportuna.
\nEste plan constituye una respuesta sanitaria integral y multisectorial, enfocada en cerrar las brechas de vacunación, interrumpir la transmisión y evitar la expansión del sarampión. Para ello, combina estrategias de vacunación intensiva, vigilancia epidemiológica activa, comunicación estratégica y fortalecimiento del sistema de salud, con el propósito de lograr una alta cobertura poblacional y el control efectivo del brote.
\nCurrent epidemiological data
\n| \n KPI \n | \n\n Data \n | \n\n From which date? \n | \n\n Data source and additional comments \n | \n
| \n Number of cases - total \n(included suspects) \n | \n\n 1704 – Nacional \n1029 – Puno \n | \n\n 21 May 2026 \n | \n\n CDC Perú \n | \n
| \n Number of cases - confirmed \n | \n\n 301 – Nacional \n295 – Puno \n | \n\n 21 May 2026 \n | \n\n CDC Perú \n | \n
| \n Number of deaths – total \n(% change since last report) \n | \n\n 0 \n | \n\n 21 May 2026 \n | \n\n CDC Perú \n | \n
| \n Number of deaths – confirmed \n | \n\n 0 \n | \n\n 21 May 2026 \n | \n\n CDC Perú \n | \n
| \n Case-fatality rate[4] \n(% change since last report) \n | \n\n 0 \n | \n\n 21 May 2026 \n | \n\n CDC Perú \n | \n
https://app7.dge.gob.pe/maps2/shiny_SYR_web/
\n[1] Fuente: Sala Situacional de Sarampión-Rubéola (SR) y Síndrome de Rubéola Congénita (SRC)
\nDisponible en: Sala situacional de Sarampión-Rubéola (SR) y Síndrome de Rubéola Congénita (SRC)
\n[2] Fuente: Repositorio Único Nacional de Información en Salud (REUNIS)
\nDisponible en: MINSA | REUNIS - Repositorio Único Nacional de Información en Salud
\n[3] Fuente: Repositorio Único Nacional de Información en Salud (REUNIS)
\nDisponible en: https://www.minsa.gob.pe/reunis/?op=2&niv=9&tbl=2
\nthe Government of Uruguay, through the National Emergency System (SINAE), declared a Red Alert for extreme cold aimed specifically at homeless people throughout the country. The alert was activated in the face of severe cold conditions that represent a critical risk for the most vulnerable segments of the population, particularly people living on the street.
\nThe event directly impacts people without access to adequate shelter, who face life-threatening exposure to cold temperatures. As of May 19, a total of 3,449 people were assisted in a single day: 2,389 in Montevideo and 1,060 in the interior of the country.
\nSince the beginning of the alert, a total of 41,774 places have been occupied in the response network: 34,572 in MIDES shelters and 7,172 in evacuation centers.
\nThe affected population is mainly made up of adults living on the streets, including people with chronic health conditions, mental health problems and problematic substance use, who are more vulnerable to extreme cold events.
\nThe inter-institutional response is coordinated by SINAE and involves ten State agencies: the Presidency of the Republic, DNE-SINAE, MIDES, INDA, MDN, MI, MSP, ASSE, SAME and RENADRO. Three evacuation centers are in operation in Montevideo with permanent medical care, and one active center in the department of Maldonado.
\nOn May 19 alone, 232 transfers were made, 50 medical attentions were provided and 789 dishes were prepared by the Ministry of National Defense, with additional food coverage by the Presidency and INDA
\nPer day (19/05):
\nCumulative since the start of the alert:
\nAn important clarification: the report speaks of occupied places in the cumulative system, not necessarily of single people, since the same person may have used the system more than once throughout the 13 days of alert.
\nthe Government of Uruguay, through the National Emergency System (SINAE), declared a Red Alert for extreme cold aimed specifically at homeless people throughout the country. The alert was activated in the face of severe cold conditions that represent a critical risk for the most vulnerable segments of the population, particularly people living on the street.
\nThe event directly impacts people without access to adequate shelter, who face life-threatening exposure to cold temperatures. As of May 19, a total of 3,449 people were assisted in a single day: 2,389 in Montevideo and 1,060 in the interior of the country.
\nSince the beginning of the alert, a total of 41,774 places have been occupied in the response network: 34,572 in MIDES shelters and 7,172 in evacuation centers.
\nThe affected population is mainly made up of adults living on the streets, including people with chronic health conditions, mental health problems and problematic substance use, who are more vulnerable to extreme cold events.
\nThe inter-institutional response is coordinated by SINAE and involves ten State agencies: the Presidency of the Republic, DNE-SINAE, MIDES, INDA, MDN, MI, MSP, ASSE, SAME and RENADRO. Three evacuation centers are in operation in Montevideo with permanent medical care, and one active center in the department of Maldonado.
\nOn May 19 alone, 232 transfers were made, 50 medical attentions were provided and 789 dishes were prepared by the Ministry of National Defense, with additional food coverage by the Presidency and INDA
\nPer day (19/05):
\nCumulative since the start of the alert:
\nAn important clarification: the report speaks of occupied places in the cumulative system, not necessarily of single people, since the same person may have used the system more than once throughout the 13 days of alert.
\nThe March April May (MAM) 2026 has been characterised by heavy rains that continue to cause floods in the low-lying areas of Uganda. On Monday, 11th May 2026, a community alert to the URCS Branch Manager in Kumi activated RCAT members to conduct a rapid assessment in Kamutur Subcounty - Bukedea District for a flood that continues to impact the vulnerable communities. The floods are reported as building from the rains and the waters from the Mt. Elgon sub-region in the neighbouring highlands. The rains are expected to continue through the June July August (JJA) influenced by extreme meteorological events.
\nKamutur Subcounty has so far registered 289 households affected with 81 displaced as of 11th May 2026. Assessment in other subcounties will be done and data shared.
\nThe needs range from Shelter, Household items, Food, WASH among others. Noting that Bukedea District is in Teso and in lowlying plains, the impact witnessed posses serious risks to the exposed population as the rains continue thereby requiring emergency response.
\nURCS community volunteers continue disseminating Early Warning advisories that were produced by the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM).
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\nKamutur Subcounty has so far registered 289 households affected with 81 displaced as of 11th May 2026. Assessment in other subcounties will be done and data shared.
\nThe needs range from Shelter, Household items, Food, WASH among others. Noting that Bukedea District is in Teso and in lowlying plains, the impact witnessed posses serious risks to the exposed population as the rains continue thereby requiring emergency response.
\nURCS community volunteers continue disseminating Early Warning advisories that were produced by the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM).
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\nThe rapidly deteriorating security situation continues to severely restrict safe access and data collection, making it difficult to determine the full scale of impact. Nevertheless, confirmed information indicates:
\nOf grave concern, humanitarian volunteers were directly targeted by live gunfire while carrying out their duties, significantly increasing operational risks. This hostile environment has critically hampered the ability of humanitarian actors to deliver life‑saving assistance and conduct essential field assessments.
\nThe situation remains highly volatile and unpredictable and is being closely monitored. Further updates will be shared as soon as verified information becomes available and safe access is secured.
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\r\nThe rapidly deteriorating security situation continues to significantly restrict secure access and data collection, making it difficult to quantify the full impact. However, confirmed information indicates that:
\r\nIt is deeply worrying that humanitarian volunteers have been directly targeted by live fire in the course of their duties, significantly increasing operational risks. This hostile environment has critically hampered the ability of humanitarian actors to deliver life-saving assistance and conduct necessary on-the-ground assessments.
\r\nThe situation remains highly volatile and unpredictable and is closely monitored. Further updates will be shared once confirmed information is available and secure access is secured.
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1. Executive Summary
\nOn 1 - 4 May 2026, intense and prolonged rainfall triggered severe flash floods and mudflows in southern Tajikistan. Kulob City (Khatlon Region) was the most severely affected, with additional impacts in Isfara City (Sughd Region) and several surrounding districts.
\nThe disaster resulted in loss of life, injuries, displacement, and extensive damage to housing, basic services, and livelihoods. The Government of Tajikistan responded swiftly to cover immediate life‑saving needs. However, humanitarian and early recovery needs remain, particularly for vulnerable households and investments in flood risk reduction infrastructure.
\nThe Red Crescent Society of Tajikistan (RCST), working alongside partners through the REACT (Rapid Emergency Assessment and Coordination Team) mechanism, is supporting the national response and seeks donor support to scale up assistance and strengthen community resilience.
\n2. Human Impact
\nDeaths: 3 people
\nInjured / hospitalized: 5 people (ages 14–42)
\nEvacuations: Approx. 450 children and elderly people evacuated in Kulob
\nDisplacement: Most affected families temporarily sheltered with relatives
\nWidespread psychological distress has been observed, particularly among children and families who lost relatives or homes, highlighting urgent needs for mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS).
\n3. Damage and Affected Areas
\nKulob City, Khatlon Region (most affected)
\nIsfara City, Sughd Region
\nOther districts
\nMudflows affected Muminobod, Dangara, Hamadoni, Temurmalik, and Vose, damaging houses, roads, and agricultural land.
\n4. Government Response
\nThe Government of Tajikistan, led by the Prime Minister and the Committee of Emergency Situations and Civil Defense (CoES), immediately activated national emergency mechanisms.
\nKey actions included:
\nThe Government confirmed its capacity to meet immediate life‑saving needs, while calling on partners and donors to support early recovery and flood risk reduction measures.
\nREACT Coordination
\nThrough REACT, national and international partners are supporting a coordinated response by:
\nEarly Recovery and Risk Reduction
\nTo enable a timely and expanded response, RCST is planning to apply for IFRC Disaster Relief Emergency Fund (DREF) support, subject to final needs assessments.
\n6. Planned Actions (RCST and Partners)
\nBased on assessments and REACT coordination, RCST plans to scale up assistance focusing on:
\nImmediate and Short‑Term Support
\n7. Priority Needs
\nImmediate Needs
\nEarly Recovery and Risk Reduction
\nImproving flood management infrastructure is a shared priority identified by authorities, communities, and REACT partners.
\n8. Risk Outlook
\nHeavy rainfall on 1 May 2026 triggered severe flooding and mudflows in Kulob City, resulting in fatalities, injuries, evacuations, and significant damage to homes and local infrastructure. Emergency response operations remain ongoing as authorities continue rescue, clean-up, and rapid damage assessments.
\r\nAn operational headquarters has been established at the disaster site to coordinate response efforts. The Prime Minister of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Chairman of Khatlon Region visited the affected area to assess the situation, oversee response operations, and coordinate further assistance measures
\r\n2. Human Impact
\r\n· Fatalities: 3 people confirmed dead.
\r\n· Two individuals died after being trapped beneath collapsed walls.
\r\n· One individual died from electrocution.
\r\n· Injured / Hospitalized: 5 people remain hospitalized.
\r\n· Reported ages range from 14 to 42 years.
\r\n· Evacuations:
\r\n· 450 children and elderly people were safely evacuated to secure locations as a precautionary measure.
\r\n3. Infrastructure / Housing Damage
\r\nFloodwaters entered approximately 850 residential houses across multiple neighborhoods in Kulob City, causing varying levels of damage to structures, household assets, and access routes.
\r\nAffected villages:
\r\n\r\n
Initial reports indicate disruption to community services, local roads, and drainage systems in several areas
\r\n4. Response Actions: The Government of the Republic of Tajikistan, through municipal, district, and national emergency authorities, has launched an immediate response operation.
\r\nCurrent actions include:
\r\nLocal emergency commissions are conducting field assessments to determine the scale of impact and identify urgent humanitarian needs/
\r\n6. Risk Outlook
\r\nFurther rainfall may worsen conditions, increase landslide risks, and delay recovery efforts. Continued monitoring and preparedness are recommended.
\r\n7. RCST Action: The Red Crescent Society of Tajikistan (RCST) is supporting response efforts through its local branch network and volunteers.
\r\nRCST actions include:
\r\n· Deployment of branch emergency response teams to affected communities
\r\n· Mobilization of volunteers to support field operations
\r\n· Provision of first aid to injured and affected persons
\r\n· Delivery of psychological first aid to affected families
\r\n· Support to evacuation of vulnerable people from high-risk areas
\r\n· Support to rapid assessments and data collection
\r\nCoordination with local authorities and the Committee of Emergency Situations and Civil Defense (CoES)
\r\nInformation sharing with humanitarian partners
\r\nFurther RCST assistance will be guided by detailed assessment findings and priority needs identified in affected communities.
\r\n8. Planned Next Steps
\r\n· Await the results of the detailed damage and needs assessment conducted by the Government Damage Commission.
\r\n· Provide support to evacuated and most vulnerable households.
\r\n· Mobilize humanitarian assistance based on verified assessment findings.(under DREF if required)
\r\n· Continue coordination between government authorities and humanitarian partners.
\r\n· Maintain monitoring of evolving weather conditions and secondary risks.
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\r\nAn operational headquarters has been established at the disaster site to coordinate response efforts. The Prime Minister of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Chairman of Khatlon Region visited the affected area to assess the situation, oversee response operations, and coordinate further assistance measures
\r\n2. Human Impact
\r\n· Fatalities: 3 people confirmed dead.
\r\n· Two individuals died after being trapped beneath collapsed walls.
\r\n· One individual died from electrocution.
\r\n· Injured / Hospitalized: 5 people remain hospitalized.
\r\n· Reported ages range from 14 to 42 years.
\r\n· Evacuations:
\r\n· 450 children and elderly people were safely evacuated to secure locations as a precautionary measure.
\r\n3. Infrastructure / Housing Damage
\r\nFloodwaters entered approximately 850 residential houses across multiple neighborhoods in Kulob City, causing varying levels of damage to structures, household assets, and access routes.
\r\nAffected villages:
\r\n\r\n
Initial reports indicate disruption to community services, local roads, and drainage systems in several areas
\r\n4. Response Actions: The Government of the Republic of Tajikistan, through municipal, district, and national emergency authorities, has launched an immediate response operation.
\r\nCurrent actions include:
\r\nLocal emergency commissions are conducting field assessments to determine the scale of impact and identify urgent humanitarian needs/
\r\n6. Risk Outlook
\r\nFurther rainfall may worsen conditions, increase landslide risks, and delay recovery efforts. Continued monitoring and preparedness are recommended.
\r\n7. RCST Action: The Red Crescent Society of Tajikistan (RCST) is supporting response efforts through its local branch network and volunteers.
\r\nRCST actions include:
\r\n· Deployment of branch emergency response teams to affected communities
\r\n· Mobilization of volunteers to support field operations
\r\n· Provision of first aid to injured and affected persons
\r\n· Delivery of psychological first aid to affected families
\r\n· Support to evacuation of vulnerable people from high-risk areas
\r\n· Support to rapid assessments and data collection
\r\nCoordination with local authorities and the Committee of Emergency Situations and Civil Defense (CoES)
\r\nInformation sharing with humanitarian partners
\r\nFurther RCST assistance will be guided by detailed assessment findings and priority needs identified in affected communities.
\r\n8. Planned Next Steps
\r\n· Await the results of the detailed damage and needs assessment conducted by the Government Damage Commission.
\r\n· Provide support to evacuated and most vulnerable households.
\r\n· Mobilize humanitarian assistance based on verified assessment findings.(under DREF if required)
\r\n· Continue coordination between government authorities and humanitarian partners.
\r\n· Maintain monitoring of evolving weather conditions and secondary risks.
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\r\nAn operational headquarters has been established at the disaster site to coordinate response efforts. The Prime Minister of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Chairman of Khatlon Region visited the affected area to assess the situation, oversee response operations, and coordinate further assistance measures
\r\n2. Human Impact
\r\n· Fatalities: 3 people confirmed dead.
\r\n· Two individuals died after being trapped beneath collapsed walls.
\r\n· One individual died from electrocution.
\r\n· Injured / Hospitalized: 5 people remain hospitalized.
\r\n· Reported ages range from 14 to 42 years.
\r\n· Evacuations:
\r\n· 450 children and elderly people were safely evacuated to secure locations as a precautionary measure.
\r\n3. Infrastructure / Housing Damage
\r\nFloodwaters entered approximately 850 residential houses across multiple neighborhoods in Kulob City, causing varying levels of damage to structures, household assets, and access routes.
\r\nAffected villages:
\r\n\r\n
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\r\n4. Response Actions: The Government of the Republic of Tajikistan, through municipal, district, and national emergency authorities, has launched an immediate response operation.
\r\nCurrent actions include:
\r\nLocal emergency commissions are conducting field assessments to determine the scale of impact and identify urgent humanitarian needs/
\r\n6. Risk Outlook
\r\nFurther rainfall may worsen conditions, increase landslide risks, and delay recovery efforts. Continued monitoring and preparedness are recommended.
\r\n7. RCST Action: The Red Crescent Society of Tajikistan (RCST) is supporting response efforts through its local branch network and volunteers.
\r\nRCST actions include:
\r\n· Deployment of branch emergency response teams to affected communities
\r\n· Mobilization of volunteers to support field operations
\r\n· Provision of first aid to injured and affected persons
\r\n· Delivery of psychological first aid to affected families
\r\n· Support to evacuation of vulnerable people from high-risk areas
\r\n· Support to rapid assessments and data collection
\r\nCoordination with local authorities and the Committee of Emergency Situations and Civil Defense (CoES)
\r\nInformation sharing with humanitarian partners
\r\nFurther RCST assistance will be guided by detailed assessment findings and priority needs identified in affected communities.
\r\n8. Planned Next Steps
\r\n· Await the results of the detailed damage and needs assessment conducted by the Government Damage Commission.
\r\n· Provide support to evacuated and most vulnerable households.
\r\n· Mobilize humanitarian assistance based on verified assessment findings.(under DREF if required)
\r\n· Continue coordination between government authorities and humanitarian partners.
\r\n· Maintain monitoring of evolving weather conditions and secondary risks.
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The rains that fell on the city of Uvira on May 1, 2026 at 10 a.m. in the province of South Kivu in the Democratic Republic of Congo caused material and human damage in the commune of Kalundu in the Nyamianda and Kilibula districts.
\nThis situation of flooding exacerbated by climate change and environmental degradation in the city of Uvira has been observed since 2020 by the rise of water in Lake Tanganyika and flash flooding of rivers. The Kalimabenge River flows from west to east to Lake Tanganyika passing through the middle of the city of Uvira. It descends from a very high altitude marked by high mountains with low vegetation cover, with clayey-sandy soil strewn with large stones. Its watershed already shows erosion, landslides and landslides that recharge the bed of the Kalimabenge River during floods and cause the passage of water in unusual places (in the residential areas). The banks of the Kalimabenge River also became inhabited plots due to a lack of urbanization. Its bed, already filled with large stones, and its banks have no protective walls.
\nWe already have 6 dead, including 2 bodies of the victims already recovered by the DRC Red Cross rescue volunteers , namely an 18-year-old girl and a 2-year-old girl. These bodies were recovered from the shores of Lake Tanganyika.
\nMore than 500 houses flooded in the two districts Kilibula and Nyamianda where there are also 13 houses completely destroyed, 56 houses partially destroyed, 582 households flooded, 500 houses flooded and more than 1500 houses at high risk of the next rains. Given the metrological situation of the area, we believe that flooding can cause even more damage. Household latrines parallel to the Kalimabenge River are also flooded, drinking water sources also affected, vegetable gardens and kiosks affected. The Kalimabenge market, which is of interest to the entire population of the south of the city, is also at high risk.
\n42 volunteers from the Kalundu and Kabindula Coordinations, in which the floods caused damage, deployed during the tragedy. They sensitized the community on how to deal with this situation, facilitated the evacuation of high-risk households and helped recover the bodies of the victims from the morgue of the Uvira General Reference Hospital. It should be noted that the volunteers did not access the entire extent of these two districts due to the rising waters.
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\nThis situation of flooding exacerbated by climate change and environmental degradation in the city of Uvira has been observed since 2020 by the rise of water in Lake Tanganyika and flash flooding of rivers. The Kalimabenge River flows from west to east to Lake Tanganyika passing through the middle of the city of Uvira. It descends from a very high altitude marked by high mountains with low vegetation cover, with clayey-sandy soil strewn with large stones. Its watershed already shows erosion, landslides and landslides that recharge the bed of the Kalimabenge River during floods and cause the passage of water in unusual places (in the residential areas). The banks of the Kalimabenge River also became inhabited plots due to a lack of urbanization. Its bed, already filled with large stones, and its banks have no protective walls.
\nWe already have 6 dead, including 2 bodies of the victims already recovered by the DRC Red Cross rescue volunteers , namely an 18-year-old girl and a 2-year-old girl. These bodies were recovered from the shores of Lake Tanganyika.
\nMore than 500 houses flooded in the two districts Kilibula and Nyamianda where there are also 13 houses completely destroyed, 56 houses partially destroyed, 582 households flooded, 500 houses flooded and more than 1500 houses at high risk of the next rains. Given the metrological situation of the area, we believe that flooding can cause even more damage. Household latrines parallel to the Kalimabenge River are also flooded, drinking water sources also affected, vegetable gardens and kiosks affected. The Kalimabenge market, which is of interest to the entire population of the south of the city, is also at high risk.
\n42 volunteers from the Kalundu and Kabindula Coordinations, in which the floods caused damage, deployed during the tragedy. They sensitized the community on how to deal with this situation, facilitated the evacuation of high-risk households and helped recover the bodies of the victims from the morgue of the Uvira General Reference Hospital. It should be noted that the volunteers did not access the entire extent of these two districts due to the rising waters.
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On May 4, 2026, between 17:00 and 18:00, heavy rainfall triggered mudflows from the Kozuchak, Mamatay, Kok-Teke, Kyzyl-Moynok and other streams into the Besh-Таsh rural area of Talas District, Talas Oblast, affecting farmland, internal roads and irrigation canals in Kozuchak, Arashan, and Kum-Aryk villages. No injuries among the population were registered.
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| \n Table of affected areas \n | \n|||||
| \n № \n | \n\n Oblast \n | \n\n Area \n | \n\n Affected HH \n | \n\n Affected infrastructure \n | \n\n Agricultural land (ha) \n | \n
| \n 1 \n | \n\n Jalal-Abad Oblast \n | \n\n T. Baltagulov AA, Ak-Tam village \n | \n\n N/A \n | \n\n 2 bridges (Road No. 17) \n | \n\n ~120 \n | \n
| \n 2 \n | \n\n Jalal-Abad Oblast \n | \n\n Ala-Buka AA, Sary-Talaa village \n | \n\n 3 \n | \n\n 1 km irrigation canal \n | \n\n ~150 \n | \n
| \n 3 \n | \n\n Talas Oblast \n | \n\n Talas District, Besh-Tash AA (Kozuchak, Arashan, Kum-Aryk villages) \n | \n\n N/A \n | \n\n Irrigation canals (~5.2 km), internal roads (~5 km), 1 culvert \n | \n\n 34.15 \n | \n
| \n Total \n | \n\n \n | \n\n \n | \n\n 3 \n | \n\n \n | \n\n ~304 \n | \n
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On On the night of May 2 - 3, several Ayil Okmotu in Batken districk of Batken Oblast were hit by heavy rains and flooded. Several villages were evacuated by MoES to hosting families.
A state of emergency was in Batken Oblast by the morning of May.
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| \n № \n | \n\n Village \n | \n\n # of HH \n | \n\n # of people \n | \n
| \n 1 \n | \n\n Orukzar \n | \n\n 14 \n | \n\n 55 \n | \n
| \n 2 \n | \n\n Aktatyr \n | \n\n 3 \n | \n\n 17 \n | \n
| \n 3 \n | \n\n Kerme Too \n | \n\n 8 \n | \n\n 39 \n | \n
| \n 4 \n | \n\n Uch Dobo \n | \n\n 10 \n | \n\n 38 \n | \n
| \n \n | \n\n Total \n | \n\n 35 \n | \n\n 149 \n | \n
| \n | \n | \n | \n |
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According to data from Kyrgyzhydromet, part of the Ministry of Emergency Situations
of the Kyrgyz Republic, a series of storm warning alerts were issued between April 20
and 28, 2026. Following this on April 28, at approximately 16:45, heavy rain caused the
canal in the city of Gulcha (Osh oblast) to overflow, mudsilides the areas around nearby
homes.
Also on the same day, around 22:30. local time, in the village of Zhashasyn, Kyz-Köl
Aiyl Okmotu, Suzak District (Jalal-Abad oblast), after a brief heavy rain, mudslides
entered the yards of residential homes.
Osh Oblast, Alay district, Gulcha city - 92 HH affected. (houses flooded)
\nJalal-Abad Oblast, Suzak district, Zhashasyn village - 4 HH affected (houses flooded)
\nNo injured, dead or missed registered.
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canal in the city of Gulcha (Osh oblast) to overflow, mudsilides the areas around nearby
homes.
Also on the same day, around 22:30. local time, in the village of Zhashasyn, Kyz-Köl
Aiyl Okmotu, Suzak District (Jalal-Abad oblast), after a brief heavy rain, mudslides
entered the yards of residential homes.
Osh Oblast, Alay district, Gulcha city - 92 HH affected. (houses flooded)
\nJalal-Abad Oblast, Suzak district, Zhashasyn village - 4 HH affected (houses flooded)
\nNo injured, dead or missed registered.
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\nThis marks the third seismic event recorded in the same area within four days. On 22 April 2026, two earthquakes measuring 4.2 and 3.9 magnitudes were recorded in the region.
\nThe epicentre was located approximately:
\nAccording to official sources, no damage has been reported at this time. Information collected from heads of primary-level Red Cross branches in the affected soums also indicates that there are currently no reported casualties, damage, or other impacts.
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\nThe epicentre was located approximately:
\nAccording to official sources, no damage has been reported at this time. Information collected from heads of primary-level Red Cross branches in the affected soums also indicates that there are currently no reported casualties, damage, or other impacts.
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\nGeography presents a constraint in access to goods and services in the Grenadines. A lack of price regulation nationally translates into increase cost of goods on the Grenadine islands which puts additional strain on the already economically vulnerable. After hurricane Beryl in 2024, where 90% of the housing infrastructure was destroyed, the number of persons in this category has increased. In 2026, the Prime Minister, Dr. Godwin Friday stated that some homes are yet to be
rebuilt alongside the business infrastructure necessary for the restoration of livelihoods. Roofs are needed on houses to harvest rainwater into tanks/barrels which were also largely destroyed during hurricane Beryl. This situation remains at the forefront of the minds of residents with unofficial sources reporting an increase in negative coping mechanisms such as an increase in alcohol consumption and smoking. The elderly, school aged children, single and pregnant mothers are the most vulnerable especially with two months remaining in the dry season. These groups make up roughly 33% of the population of the Grenadines.
St. Vincent and the Grenadines has been severely impacted by the effects of climate change (National Adaptation Plan, 2019). Global climate change projections shown temperatures are expected to either continue at or near record levels in the next 5 years causing an increase in climates risks and impacts (World Meteorological Organization, 2025). According to those projections, we can expect a drier and hotter Saint Vincent and the Grenadines with less natural coastal defence structures (mangroves, coral reefs, sand dunes) to buffer more intense and more frequent storm systems. The SVG Meteorological Office has reported in the National Rainfall Outlook for March to May, 2026 that drought conditions are forecast for SVG in the months ahead (March 2026). This information correlates with releases from the Central Water and Sewage Authority in January 2026 which stated that rainfall during the 2025 wet season ending in December was 687.1 mm, down from 1552.0 mm in 2024 which meant that water rationing nationally would be implemented sooner than expected and last for extended periods. This is significant since this period allows for the capturing of water in preparation for the dry season from January to June of the following year. As it stands, the Grenadines which possess no rivers are the most severely affected given the absence of any rivers and the traditional reliance on rainwater harvesting during the wet season for water during the remainder of the year.
\nGeography presents a constraint in access to goods and services in the Grenadines. A lack of price regulation nationally translates into increase cost of goods on the Grenadine islands which puts additional strain on the already economically vulnerable. After hurricane Beryl in 2024, where 90% of the housing infrastructure was destroyed, the number of persons in this category has increased. In 2026, the Prime Minister, Dr. Godwin Friday stated that some homes are yet to be
rebuilt alongside the business infrastructure necessary for the restoration of livelihoods. Roofs are needed on houses to harvest rainwater into tanks/barrels which were also largely destroyed during hurricane Beryl. This situation remains at the forefront of the minds of residents with unofficial sources reporting an increase in negative coping mechanisms such as an increase in alcohol consumption and smoking. The elderly, school aged children, single and pregnant mothers are the most vulnerable especially with two months remaining in the dry season. These groups make up roughly 33% of the population of the Grenadines.
In recent days, floods have been recorded in the Paraguayan Chaco region, mainly in the department of Presidente Hayes, as a result of intense rains and the overflow of the Pilcomayo River.
\nThe situation has led to flooding and isolation of communities, affecting more than 500 families and making it difficult to access basic services in vulnerable areas.
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\nThe situation has led to flooding and isolation of communities, affecting more than 500 families and making it difficult to access basic services in vulnerable areas.
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\r\nIt is since April 01, 2026 that tension has been observed in the Pangi Territory, precisely in the cities of Kampene and Kayuyu and the surrounding villages. The populations of this part woke up under a strong psychosis, at the base, the presence of elements of the Wazalendo group of the Self-proclaimed General KIWIS, who came to impose their law in contradiction to the Rega custom originating in the area. The natives, not wanting to bend to this constraint, triggered a confrontation, going as far as the loss of human lives, including a major of the Wazalendo group shining brightly. Part of the population of Kampene center, Kayuyu and the surrounding villages who could not bear this confrontation, decided to withdraw and move towards the bush in search of a safer place.
\nThe clashes resurfaced on Monday 20/04/2026; where some houses have been shining, on the other hand acts suffered by the victims of other times. On their return, the Rega customary guardians resolved to confront the opposing party, made up of members of the Zimba tribe, with whom they have shared the borders since their existence, between the Territory of Kasongo and Pangi. This climate of despair characterized the entire day of Monday, April 20, 2026, disturbing the tranquility of the population in the city of Kapane. In view of this atmosphere, the members of the Zimba community, the population were forced to move to shelters considered safer.
\nThis displacement has pushed more than 562 households , or 3372 people , out of their homes, most of whom are exposed to bad weather, including children, pregnant women and3rd age people, to the fear of insecurity in the environment.
\nThere is a risk that the movement of the population will continue with the arrival of the FARDC in the city of Kindu where their movement is observed at the beach/right bank of the Congo River, towards the road to the city of Kampene.
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\nThe clashes resurfaced on Monday 20/04/2026; where some houses have been shining, on the other hand acts suffered by the victims of other times. On their return, the Rega customary guardians resolved to confront the opposing party, made up of members of the Zimba tribe, with whom they have shared the borders since their existence, between the Territory of Kasongo and Pangi. This climate of despair characterized the entire day of Monday, April 20, 2026, disturbing the tranquility of the population in the city of Kapane. In view of this atmosphere, the members of the Zimba community, the population were forced to move to shelters considered safer.
\nThis displacement has pushed more than 562 households , or 3372 people , out of their homes, most of whom are exposed to bad weather, including children, pregnant women and3rd age people, to the fear of insecurity in the environment.
\nThere is a risk that the movement of the population will continue with the arrival of the FARDC in the city of Kindu where their movement is observed at the beach/right bank of the Congo River, towards the road to the city of Kampene.
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\nThe affected population includes children, older persons, infants, and persons with disabilities, reflecting diverse and ongoing humanitarian needs.
\nMedia and field reports indicate that the affected community consists of a mixed population, including vulnerable groups with varying documentation and legal status. This has contributed to increased operational sensitivity in the response, particularly in relation to registration, verification, and ensuring equitable access to assistance.
\nLocal authorities, including the Department of Social Welfare (JKM), the Fire and Rescue Department of Malaysia (JBPM), and the Civil Defence Force (APM), are leading the response, with support from the Malaysian Red Crescent Society (MRCS) and other partners. Response activities to date have focused on evacuation, temporary shelter provision, and the distribution of essential relief items such as food and basic household supplies.
\nThe situation remains dynamic, with ongoing efforts to verify and update data. Key operational challenges include strengthening coordination among responders, improving beneficiary registration systems, and ensuring that assistance is delivered based on humanitarian needs.
\nImmediate humanitarian priorities include food assistance, hygiene kits, essential household items, and support for vulnerable groups such as infants and older persons, alongside planning for early recovery and transition from emergency response.
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\nKampung Bahagia, a densely populated water settlement consisting of approximately 1,200 houses, was severely affected by the fire. Initial assessments indicate that nearly 1,000 houses were destroyed, affecting an estimated 9,007 individuals. The scale of the incident places it among the most significant fire events recorded in the area, with widespread displacement and loss of shelter among affected households.
\nPreliminary information further indicates that approximately 70 percent of the affected population are non-citizens, while the remaining 30 percent are Malaysian citizens. The area has previously been associated with displaced communities, including individuals formerly under UNHCR arrangements, and has been identified by the state government for potential development into a formal settlement.
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A major fire incident occurred in the early hours at Kampung Bahagia, Batu Sapi, Sandakan, resulting in extensive destruction and significant impact on the local community. The incident, which took place at approximately 1:30 a.m., was reported to the authorities and subsequently led to the area being declared a disaster zone at 4:00 a.m. by the relevant authorities.
\r\nKampung Bahagia, a densely populated water settlement consisting of approximately 1,200 houses, was severely affected by the fire. Initial assessments indicate that nearly 1,000 houses were destroyed, affecting an estimated 9,007 individuals. The scale of the incident places it among the most significant fire events recorded in the area, with widespread displacement and loss of shelter among affected households.
\r\nPreliminary information further indicates that approximately 70 percent of the affected population are non-citizens, while the remaining 30 percent are Malaysian citizens. The area has previously been associated with displaced communities, including individuals formerly under UNHCR arrangements, and has been identified by the state government for potential development into a formal settlement.
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In the context of the Paraguayan soccer superclassic, incidents were recorded in the vicinity of the Defensores del Chaco Stadium, involving attendees of the event and security forces. These events led to disturbances and damage in areas near the stadium.
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\nThe event had an immediate impact on the health of those affected, with injuries such as trauma and contusions, as well as a one-off demand on emergency services and health care.
\nAdditionally, damage to homes and affecting the resident population in the vicinity of the stadium is reported, reaching more than 300 families. This has generated impacts on the living conditions of the local community.
\nThe incidents were not limited to the immediate surroundings of the event, but also affected nearby neighborhoods, evidencing risks associated with the management of large concentrations of people in urban contexts.
\nThe situation was contained after a few hours after the intervention of the competent authorities; however, impacts on the affected population persist and there is a risk that similar situations may be repeated in future events.
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\nAdditionally, damage to homes and affecting the resident population in the vicinity of the stadium is reported, reaching more than 300 families. This has generated impacts on the living conditions of the local community.
\nThe incidents were not limited to the immediate surroundings of the event, but also affected nearby neighborhoods, evidencing risks associated with the management of large concentrations of people in urban contexts.
\nThe situation was contained after a few hours after the intervention of the competent authorities; however, impacts on the affected population persist and there is a risk that similar situations may be repeated in future events.
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\nThe toll is more or less 250 deaths recorded since January 2026 to date. In addition to this toll, several families report the disappearance of some of their loved ones, more or less 103 injured have been recorded, more than 100 residential houses have been burned, several livelihoods burned and/or looted by the attackers.
\nThe incursion of Wednesday, April 15, 2026, in the evening, in the village of Kamungu, 15 km from Eringeti, Kainama axis where the provisional toll was several civilians reported missing according to civil society, it should be mentioned that in Mambasa territory, a series of attacks on mining quarries as well as several villages were recorded between March 31 and April 15, 2026 resulting in more than 35 recorded deaths, several missing, houses burned and the displacement of populations to the supposedly secure entities. The villages attacked are Muchacha, Badengaido, Bafwakoa, Mambasa center and others. These figures come from local whistleblowers as the search continues and as a result, the death toll could rise at any moment to our attention.
\nOverall, since January 2026 to the present day, 40434 households, or 240056 people , have moved to the city and territory of Beni with about 8247 households spread over rural communes, including 4400 in Oicha ; 1950 in Mangina and 3550 in Mabalako. There are 4 sites of displaced people in Oicha namely Oicha 1 site, Oicha 2 site, Mulohu site and Mabasele site.
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\nThe toll is more or less 250 deaths recorded since January 2026 to date. In addition to this toll, several families report the disappearance of some of their loved ones, more or less 103 injured have been recorded, more than 100 residential houses have been burned, several livelihoods burned and/or looted by the attackers.
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\nOverall, since January 2026 to the present day, 40434 households, or 240056 people , have moved to the city and territory of Beni with about 8247 households spread over rural communes, including 4400 in Oicha ; 1950 in Mangina and 3550 in Mabalako. There are 4 sites of displaced people in Oicha namely Oicha 1 site, Oicha 2 site, Mulohu site and Mabasele site.
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\nThe situation is developing in a context of persistent climatic instability, with forecasts indicating the continuity of rainfall and a possible increase in associated risks in the coming weeks.
\nSevere storm events have been reported recurrently in different departments of the country, including Ñeembucú, San Pedro, Caaguazú, Alto Paraná and Canindeyú, which shows a pattern of persistent climate instability.
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Due to the situation, the Directorate of the COE Emergency Operations Center of the Government of the Dominican Republic maintains alert levels for 21 provinces, of which seven (7) are on yellow alert and another (14) on green alert, due to possible overflow of rivers, streams and ravines. as well as landslides.
In the affected provinces, for the next 48 hours 1,476,666 people are exposed to flooding according to ANACAONA_Respo v7, 22 communities are incommunicado, 17 aqueducts out of service, 3 hospitals have been affected and 171,597 people have been displaced to the homes of relatives and friends.
The Directorate of the COE Emergency Operations Center maintains two (2) provinces on red alert, 10 on yellow alert and 10 on green alert for possible flooding of rivers, streams and ravines, as well as possible landslides. file:///C:/Users/crdbr/Downloads/Incremento%20de%20Alerta%20%2022.4.%202026%206.30%205pm%20%20SI.pdf
\nOf the provinces on alert, 2,426,180 people are in areas exposed to flooding for the next 24 to 48 hours, according to the latest update from ANACAONA and the most recent reports from the Dominican Institute of Meteorology INDOMET. The situation has generated the displacement of 63,585 people and damage to some 12,717 homes, 5 bridges, 16 roads, 32 aqueducts and 3 hospitals.
The livelihoods of the communities have been severely affected in several provinces, the suspension of teaching in the provinces on red alert and some of the provinces on yellow alert is maintained. The affected people in several of the provinces still remain in the homes of relatives and friends due to the rains that occurred in their respective communities.
Since April 7, the Dominican Republic has been under the incidence of several troughs and frontal systems, which have generated intense and persistent rainfall that, accompanied by atmospheric instability over a large part of the territory, has caused urban flooding, overflowing of rivers, streams and ravines, damage to homes, roads, bridges and the livelihoods of several affected communities.
The forecast of the Dominican Institute of Meteorology INDOMET, establishes that the meteorological conditions for the country due to the diurnal warming added to the incidence of the trough at high levels of the trospofera will continue to generate moderate to heavy downpours with thunderstorms and gusts of wind, expecting accumulated values for the next 24 to 48 hours show between 75 100 millimeters with higher values in some locations. This information, added to the saturation of the soils, increases the levels of risks of urban and flash floods.
Addendum: INDOMET Special Bulletin of 5:00 PM on April 18, 2026: file:///C:/Users/crdbr/Downloads/BOLETI%CC%81N%20ESPECIAL%20COE%20-%2018042026%20-%20500%20PM.pdf
Since April 7, the Dominican Republic has been under the incidence of several troughs, which have generated intense and persistent rainfall, which accompanied by atmospheric instability over a large part of the territory has caused urban flooding, overflowing of rivers, streams and ravines in various provinces, damage to infrastructure, damage to homes and loss of livelihoods in several of the affected communities.
The forecasts of the Dominican Institute of Meteorology INDOMET, indicate that the country continues to be under the incidence of the trough and a high moisture content that maintain favorable conditions for rainfall.
The management of the Emergency Operations Center (COE), of the government of the Dominican Republic in its latest bulletin of April 16, maintains 28 provinces at alert levels, of which 21 are on yellow alert and 7 on green alert, due to the risk of urban and flash flooding.
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Monday, April 13, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. valid through Wednesday, April 15, 2026 at 6:00 p.m.
\nTROUGH AND HUMIDITY INFLUENCED BY THE WIND GENERATE PRECIPITATION IN SEVERAL PROVINCES
\nWEATHER WARNING AND ALERT LEVELS IN FORCE
\nABNORMAL WAVES ON THE ATLANTIC COAST
\nThe active trough and the humidity provided by the northeast wind continues, causing clouds of great vertical development, generators of moderate to heavy rainfall, being torrential at times, accompanied by thunderstorms, occasional hail, gusts of wind and possible landslides in different municipalities and communities of the provinces under the current meteorological warning and alert levels. such as: El Gran Santo Domingo, La Vega, María Trinidad Sánchez, Valverde, Santiago, El Seibo, Puerto Plata, Santiago Rodríguez, San Cristóbal, Monseñor Nouel, Monte Cristi, Samaná, Espaillat, San José de Ocoa, Hato Mayor, Hermanas Mirabal, Monte Plata, Sánchez Ramírez, among others.
\nWe recommend keeping a close eye on the different weather bulletins issued by this National Forecast Centre, for better monitoring of the evolution of weather conditions, as well as being aware of the corresponding information from the official civil protection bodies.
\nThe National Forecast Center of INDOMET, maintains the levels of WARNING and meteorological ALERT, due to the risk of urban flooding, as well as flooding of rivers, streams, ravines, gusts of wind, frequent thunderstorms and possible landslides, highlighting that these alerts could be modified during the next 24 to 72 hours due to:
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In view of this situation, the management of the emergency operations center maintains 2 provinces on red alert, 14 on yellow alert and another 9 on green alert.
Wednesday, April 8, 2026 at 6:00 a.m. valid until Friday, April 10, 2026 at 6:00 a.m.
\nHEAVY RAINS WILL PERSIST IN SEVERAL PROVINCES OF THE COUNTRY, DUE TO THE INCIDENCE OF A TROUGH
\nWEATHER WARNING AND ALERT IN FORCE IN SEVERAL PROVINCES OF THE NATIONAL TERRITORY
\nToday, Wednesday, from early in the day, we continue under favorable weather conditions for rainfall to continue in several provinces of the national territory. Consequently, continuous, moderate to heavy rains with thunderstorms, possible hailstorms, landslides and gusts of wind will continue to occur during the course of the day and the early hours of the night over different locations in the provinces: El Gran Santo Domingo, San Cristóbal, La Romana, San Pedro de Macorís, Hato Mayor, Duarte, María Trinidad Sánchez, Sánchez Ramírez, Samaná, Monte Plata, El Seibo, Barahona. In addition to different municipalities and communities of Elías Piña, Santiago, La Vega, Puerto Plata, Santiago Rodríguez, Dajabón, Valverde and Monte Cristi, among others nearby.
\nIn this sense, the National Forecast Center of this Dominican Institute of Meteorology, modifies the levels of WARNING and ALERT meteorological, due to the risk of urban flooding, as well as flooding of rivers, streams, ravines, gusts of wind, frequent thunderstorms, Possible landslides and hailstorms
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\r\nHEAVY RAINS WILL PERSIST IN SEVERAL PROVINCES OF THE COUNTRY, DUE TO THE INCIDENCE OF A TROUGH
\r\nWEATHER WARNING AND ALERT IN FORCE IN SEVERAL PROVINCES OF THE NATIONAL TERRITORY
\r\nToday, Wednesday, from early in the day, we continue under favorable weather conditions for rainfall to continue in several provinces of the national territory. Consequently, continuous, moderate to heavy rains with thunderstorms, possible hailstorms, landslides and gusts of wind will continue to occur during the course of the day and the early hours of the night over different locations in the provinces: El Gran Santo Domingo, San Cristóbal, La Romana, San Pedro de Macorís, Hato Mayor, Duarte, María Trinidad Sánchez, Sánchez Ramírez, Samaná, Monte Plata, El Seibo, Barahona. In addition to different municipalities and communities of Elías Piña, Santiago, La Vega, Puerto Plata, Santiago Rodríguez, Dajabón, Valverde and Monte Cristi, among others nearby.
\r\nIn this sense, the National Forecast Center of this Dominican Institute of Meteorology, modifies the levels of WARNING and ALERT meteorological, given the risk of urban flooding, as well as flooding of rivers, streams, ravines, gusts of wind, frequent thunderstorms, possible landslides and hailstorms
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\nThe situation is made more complex by a deterioration on 07/04/2026, with the rising waters of the Congo River which continue to be discharged into the three communes of the city of Kindu.
\nThe damage recorded was more limited to the loss of household property, the collapse of residential houses, cracks in the walls etc., were more victims, the households living along the rivers winding through the city of Kindu, this is the case of the river: Mikelenge, Kaponjo and Cano. It should also be noted that at the time of this event, most people were still in their homes, which meant that there was no loss of human life. It should be noted here that these floods have dumped polluted water into water wells or water used for cooking, washing up and laundry. It is this water that many of its use without any prior treatment.
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\nIn South Choiseul, storm surges and strong winds have damaged houses, buildings, and infrastructure along coastal areas. Three persons are reported missing in Wagina. In the northwest, strong winds and high sea swells have damaged dwellings, properties, and crops. A taro market was impacted by coastal inundation. Across Choiseul Province, all 22 coastal schools have been affected. Sasamunga health centre has been flooded and damaged, and other clinics have also been impacted, including water supply systems and facilities. There is widespread damage to homes and flooding along coastal areas, as well as destruction of food gardens and crops.
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\nInfrastructure has been heavily impacted, including damage to boat sheds, loss of copra infrastructure, and damaged jetties. Livelihoods have been severely affected, with disruption to fishing activities in coastal communities, destruction of gardens, and damage to root crops. The province is experiencing widespread food shortages and access constraints, with increasing food rationing reported in several locations. Sanitation facilities have been impacted, and flood-related health risks pose a high risk of contamination and potential disease outbreaks.
\nEvacuation centres are under pressure, and communication with the Provincial Emergency Operations Centre (PEOC) remains constrained. Relocation needs have been identified.
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\nTsunami observations confirmed wave activity in several locations. In West Halmahera, a wave height of 0.3 meters was recorded at 06:08 (UTC+7), while in Bitung, a wave of 0.2 meters was observed at 06:15 (UTC+7). In addition, potential tsunami impacts were projected in several areas, including North Minahasa with an estimated wave height of up to 0.75 meters at 06:18 (UTC+7), Belang at 0.68 meters at 06:36 (UTC+7), and Sidangoli at 0.35 meters at 06:16 (UTC+7). Observations in West Halmahera and Bitung were consistent with earlier recorded measurements.
\nAs of the latest reporting period, one fatality has been reported. Authorities are currently investigating whether the cause of death was directly related to earthquake trauma or other medical conditions. A total of seven significant aftershocks have been recorded following the main earthquake. To prevent potential fire hazards and ensure public safety, the State Electricity Company (PLN) has implemented emergency power shutdowns in several affected areas. Initial reports indicated public panic; however, there have been no confirmed observations of significant sea-level retreat. Authorities continue to urge residents to remain in safe zones. Meanwhile, Regional Disaster Management Agencies (BPBD) are conducting rapid assessments of damage to residential properties and public infrastructure.
\nBMKG has categorized affected areas into three warning levels. Under the “Awas” (Major Warning) level, immediate and full evacuation is required. Under “Siaga” (Warning), communities are instructed to evacuate to designated assembly points or higher ground. Under “Waspada” (Advisory), residents are advised to stay away from coastal areas and riverbanks.
\nIn light of the situation, residents are strongly urged to remain away from the coastline until the tsunami warning is officially lifted. The public is advised to continuously monitor official information channels, including BMKG (InaTEWS) and BNPB, and to verify all information before sharing to prevent the spread of misinformation or hoaxes.
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A powerful earthquake has been recorded with the following parameters:
Date (Local): April 2, 2026
Time (Local): 05:48:00 WIB
Date (UTC): April 1, 2026
Time (UTC): 22:48:00 UTC
Magnitude: 7.6 M
Depth: 62 km
Epicenter: Approx. 129 km Southeast of Bitung, North Sulawesi.
2. TSUNAMI OBSERVATIONS & THREAT ASSESSMENT
Following the earthquake, a Tsunami Early Warning (Level 3) was issued. The following observations and predicted arrival times have been recorded:
A. Verified Tsunami Observations (Actual Readings)
1) West Halmahera 0.3 Meters 06:08 WIB 23:08 UTC (April 1)
2) Bitung 0.2 Meters 06:15 WIB 23:15 UTC (April 1)
B. Potential Impact & Arrival Predictions (Warning Level 3)
1) North Minahasa 0.75 Meters 06:18 WIB 23:18 UTC (April 1)
2) Belang 0.68 Meters 06:36 WIB 23:36 UTC (April 1)
3) Sidangoli 0.35 Meters 06:16 WIB 23:16 UTC (April 1)
4) West Halmahera 0.30 Meters 06:08 WIB 23:08 UTC (April 1)
5) Bitung 0.20 Meters 06:15 WIB 23:15 UTC (April 1)
3. CURRENT FIELD SITUATION
As of the current reporting cycle, the following conditions are confirmed:
1) Casualties: One (1) reported fatality. Investigations are ongoing to determine if the cause of death was trauma from the earthquake or other medical complications.
2) Aftershocks: Seven (7) significant aftershocks have been detected following the main 7.6 M quake.
3) Utilities: The State Electricity Company (PLN) has implemented emergency power shutdowns in several sectors to prevent fire hazards and ensure public safety.
4) Public Behavior: Initial reports indicated widespread panic. While there has been no visible drastic receding of the shoreline (sea-level drop) reported by residents yet, authorities insist that the public stay in safe zones.
5) Damage Assessment: Regional Disaster Management Agencies (BPBD) are currently conducting rapid assessments on residential properties and public infrastructure.
4. GOVERNMENT PROTOCOLS & DIRECTIVES
BMKG has categorized affected regions into three warning levels. Local governments are instructed to act as follows:
1) AWAS (Major Warning): Immediate and total evacuation of all residents in the zone.
2) SIAGA (Warning): Directing the community to evacuate to designated assembly points or higher ground.
3) WASPADA (Advisory): Instructing the community to stay away from beaches and riverbanks.
5. EMERGENCY CONTACTS & ACTIONS
1) Residents are urged to stay away from the coastline until the tsunami warning is officially lifted.
2) Monitor official channels: BMKG (InaTEWS) and BNPB.
3) Verify all information before sharing to prevent the spread of misinformation/hoaxes.
Overview:
\nHeavy rains, thunderstorms and strong winds have affected large parts of Pakistan since late March, following the arrival of a western weather system. The impact has been most visible in Baluchistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Punjab and Sindh. Weather authorities have warned that rainfall between 6 and 8 April could further increase the risk of flash floods, river overflow and localized landslides.
\nImpact:
\nRisks:
\nConclusion:
\nThe impact of the recent rains remains widely scattered across multiple provinces, affecting different districts and communities rather than few concentrated areas. While the overall scale of damage is significant, the dispersed nature of the incidents has so far limited the emergence of a large-scale humanitarian crisis.
\nThe situation continues to evolve, particularly with ongoing weather risks in the short term. Close monitoring will be maintained, with readiness measures in place to respond rapidly should conditions worsen or more localized impacts intensify.
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As of 11 April 2026, Pakistan remains under the influence of an active westerly weather system, which is expected to continue through 12 April. The system is bringing moderate to heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and gusty winds across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan, and northern parts of the country.
\nInitial reports indicate significant human and material losses. The death toll has reached 67, with 151 people injured. More than 1,000 houses have been damaged, either partially or completely, and 83 livestock have perished, further affecting vulnerable communities.
\nThe ongoing weather conditions have led to flooding and landslides in several districts, disrupting road access and connectivity. The risk of urban flooding remains high, particularly in low-lying areas, while the likelihood of Glacial Lake Outburst Flood (GLOF) events in northern regions continues to be elevated. Authorities have advised the public to remain cautious and avoid unnecessary travel in high-risk areas.
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\nAccording to preliminary information compiled by the Afghan Red Crescent Society (ARCS), more than 756 families were affected. The floods caused 18 deaths and 48 injuries, with no cases of missing persons reported. Shelter damage was significant, with 756 houses completely and partially damaged, particularly in several provinces of Helmand, Herat, Badghis, Uruzgan, Samangan, Laghman , Parwan,Kapisa, Paktika ,Faryab,Kabul,Balkh,Juwazjan,Nangarhar,Takhar,Diakundi,Ghor and Sar-e-pul. In addition, the floods had a severe impact on livelihoods, resulting in the loss of 1,324 livestock and damage to approximately 11,739 jeribs of agricultural land, further increasing vulnerabilities among farming and pastoral households.
\nARCS, through its provincial branches and volunteers, is monitoring the evolving situation and conducting initial assessments in coordination with local authorities and Movement partners. Priority humanitarian needs identified include emergency shelter and essential household items for families whose homes were destroyed or damaged, food assistance and multipurpose cash support, as well as livelihood and agricultural recovery assistance, including livestock support. With possibility of further rainfall, affected communities remain at risk of additional flooding, underscoring the need for timely humanitarian support.
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According to preliminary information compiled by the Afghan Red Crescent Society (ARCS), more than 438 families were affected. The floods caused 14 deaths and 42 injuries, with no cases of missing people reported. Shelter damage was significant, with 438 houses completely and partially damaged, particularly in several provinces in Helmand, Herat, Badghis, Uruzgan, Samangan, Laghman, Parwan, Balkh, Sar-e-Pul, Jawaz Jan, Faryab , Ghor, Kabul, Takhar, Nangahar & Daikundi. In addition, the floods had a severe impact on livelihoods, resulting in the loss of 1,300 livestock and damage to approximately 2,480 jeribs of agricultural land, further increasing vulnerabilities among farming and pastoral households.
ARCS, through its provincial branches and volunteers, is monitoring the evolving situation and conducting initial assessments in coordination with local authorities and Movement partners. Priority humanitarian needs identified include emergency shelter and essential household items for families whose homes were destroyed or damaged, food assistance and multipurpose cash support, as well as livelihood and agricultural recovery assistance, including livestock support. With possibility of further rainfall, affected communities remain at risk of additional flooding, underscoring the need for timely humanitarian support.
Following heavy and sustained rainfall, flash floods occurred in March 2026 across the country, affecting communities in Helmand, Herat, Badghis, Uruzgan, Samangan, Laghman, Parwan, Balkh, Sar-e-Pul , Jawaz Jan, Faryab & Ghor provinces. Low-lying areas and settlements located along riverbeds were particularly impacted. The floods resulted in loss of life, injuries, and widespread damage to shelters, livelihoods and agricultural land, reflecting the broader pattern of seasonal flooding currently affecting several parts of the country.
\nAccording to preliminary information compiled by the Afghan Red Crescent Society (ARCS), more than 309 families were affected. The floods caused 12 deaths and 32 injuries, with no cases of missing persons reported. Shelter damage was significant, with 309 houses completely and partially damaged, particularly in several provinces in Helmand, Herat, Badghis, Uruzgan, Samangan, Laghman and Parwan. In addition, the floods had a severe impact on livelihoods, resulting in the loss of 1,124 livestock and damage to approximately 2,213 jeribs of agricultural land, further increasing vulnerabilities among farming and pastoral households.
\nARCS, through its provincial branches and volunteers, is monitoring the evolving situation and conducting initial assessments in coordination with local authorities and Movement partners. Priority humanitarian needs identified include emergency shelter and essential household items for families whose homes were destroyed or damaged, food assistance and multipurpose cash support, as well as livelihood and agricultural recovery assistance, including livestock support. With possibility of further rainfall, affected communities remain at risk of additional flooding, underscoring the need for timely humanitarian support.
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\r\nAccording to preliminary information compiled by the Afghan Red Crescent Society (ARCS), more than 280 families were affected. The floods caused 9 deaths and 14 injuries, with no cases of missing persons reported. Shelter damage was significant, with 287 houses completely and partially damaged, particularly in several provinces of Helmand, Herat, Badghis, Uruzgan, Samangan, Laghman and Parwan. In addition, the floods had a severe impact on livelihoods, resulting in the loss of 1,124 livestock and damage to approximately 2,213 jeribs of agricultural land, further increasing vulnerabilities among farming and pastoral households.
\r\nARCS, through its provincial branches and volunteers, is monitoring the evolving situation and conducting initial assessments in coordination with local authorities and Movement partners. Priority humanitarian needs identified include emergency shelter and essential household items for families whose homes were destroyed or damaged, food assistance and multipurpose cash support, as well as livelihood and agricultural recovery assistance, including livestock support. With possibility of further rainfall, affected communities remain at risk of additional flooding, underscoring the need for timely humanitarian support.
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Since 28 March 2026, a complex flood situation has persisted in the Republic of Dagestan, caused by heavy rainfall and strong gusty winds. The most affected areas include Makhachkala, the Khasavyurt district, Derbent, and a number of municipalities across the republic.
As of 30 March, the situation has begun to stabilize; however, recovery and emergency response operations continue in certain areas.
2. Scale of the Emergency
A state of emergency has been declared in Makhachkala, Buynaksk, and the Khasavyurt district. Previously, a high-alert regime had been in place across the republic, while the consequences of the severe weather affected dozens of settlements and hundreds of households.
At the peak of the disruptions, more than 500,000 residents were left without electricity. By 29–30 March, power supply had been restored for the majority of consumers.
3. Affected Population
According to the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia, 3,338 people, including 1,033 children, were evacuated from flooded areas. Temporary accommodation centers hosted 58 individuals, including 32 children.
In the Khasavyurt district, hundreds of households in four villages were flooded; 43 patients were evacuated from a hospital in the village of Botayurt. In Makhachkala and other cities, residents experienced flooding of homes and yards, as well as disruptions in water and electricity supply.
4. Damage
As of 29 March, 760 residential houses and 950 household plots remained flooded, alongside reported damage to road and utility infrastructure. By 30 March, the number of affected objects had decreased: 235 residential houses, 550 household plots, and 10 road sections remained flooded.
The disaster also damaged energy infrastructure: at the peak, hundreds of power lines were simultaneously out of service, while pumping operations and equipment restoration continued at several substations. Damage and erosion of bridges were also recorded, including railway infrastructure.
5. Affected Settlements
The most significantly affected areas include Makhachkala, Khasavyurt, Derbent, Dagestanskiye Ogni, Izberbash, Kaspiysk, as well as villages in the Khasavyurt district, including Adilotar, Kadyrotar, Tutlar, and Novy Tsilitl. Flooding was also reported in the Kaitag district and in several mountainous and foothill areas.
As of 30 March, hundreds of households in the Khasavyurt district remained flooded, while restoration work continued at the “Makhachkala-110,” “Vostochnaya,” and “Primorskaya” substations in Makhachkala.
6. Response Measures
Temporary accommodation centers were established for evacuees, drinking water supply was organized, and round-the-clock operations were carried out to pump out water, restore electricity, and clear affected areas. Emergency response teams, rescue personnel, and assessment commissions were deployed on site.
According to official reports, as of 30 March, priority efforts are focused on restoring substations, eliminating localized flooding, and assessing damage in order to provide subsequent assistance to affected families.
1. General Overview of the Situation
Since 28 March 2026, a complex flood situation has persisted in the Republic of Dagestan, caused by heavy rainfall and strong gusty winds. The most affected areas include Makhachkala, the Khasavyurt district, Derbent, and a number of municipalities across the republic.
As of 30 March, the situation has begun to stabilize; however, recovery and emergency response operations continue in certain areas.
2. Scale of the Emergency
A state of emergency has been declared in Makhachkala, Buynaksk, and the Khasavyurt district. Previously, a high-alert regime had been in place across the republic, while the consequences of the severe weather affected dozens of settlements and hundreds of households.
At the peak of the disruptions, more than 500,000 residents were left without electricity. By 29–30 March, power supply had been restored for the majority of consumers.
3. Affected Population
According to the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia, 3,338 people, including 1,033 children, were evacuated from flooded areas. Temporary accommodation centers hosted 58 individuals, including 32 children.
In the Khasavyurt district, hundreds of households in four villages were flooded; 43 patients were evacuated from a hospital in the village of Botayurt. In Makhachkala and other cities, residents experienced flooding of homes and yards, as well as disruptions in water and electricity supply.
4. Damage
As of 29 March, 760 residential houses and 950 household plots remained flooded, alongside reported damage to road and utility infrastructure. By 30 March, the number of affected objects had decreased: 235 residential houses, 550 household plots, and 10 road sections remained flooded.
The disaster also damaged energy infrastructure: at the peak, hundreds of power lines were simultaneously out of service, while pumping operations and equipment restoration continued at several substations. Damage and erosion of bridges were also recorded, including railway infrastructure.
5. Affected Settlements
The most significantly affected areas include Makhachkala, Khasavyurt, Derbent, Dagestanskiye Ogni, Izberbash, Kaspiysk, as well as villages in the Khasavyurt district, including Adilotar, Kadyrotar, Tutlar, and Novy Tsilitl. Flooding was also reported in the Kaitag district and in several mountainous and foothill areas.
As of 30 March, hundreds of households in the Khasavyurt district remained flooded, while restoration work continued at the “Makhachkala-110,” “Vostochnaya,” and “Primorskaya” substations in Makhachkala.
6. Distance from Makhachkala
Makhachkala is the center of the events; Kaspiysk is approximately 15 km away; Izberbash is about 65 km to the south; Derbent approximately 120 km to the south; Dagestanskiye Ogni about 130 km to the south; Khasavyurt approximately 160 km to the north; and villages in the Khasavyurt district are located roughly within 150–170 km from Makhachkala, depending on the specific locality.
The Kaitag district is located approximately 110 km south of Makhachkala, while certain mountainous settlements identified as most affected by precipitation are situated even further, at distances of approximately 200 km or more.
7. Response Measures
Temporary accommodation centers were established for evacuees, drinking water supply was organized, and round-the-clock operations were carried out to pump out water, restore electricity, and clear affected areas. Emergency response teams, rescue personnel, and assessment commissions were deployed on site.
According to official reports, as of 30 March, priority efforts are focused on restoring substations, eliminating localized flooding, and assessing damage in order to provide subsequent assistance to affected families.
Heavy and persistent rainfall in Rungwe District has triggered a deadly landslide affecting several wards, including Nkunga, Lupepo, Kawetele, and Ikuti. According to an official statement issued by the Regional Police Commander of Mbeya Region, the incident has resulted in 18 fatalities, including 14 children, with additional reports of injuries and missing persons.
\nEffects of the hazard
\nThe landslide has caused widespread destruction of homes and infrastructure, burying houses and personal belongings under mud and debris. Key impacts include:
\nSearch and rescue operations are ongoing, with communities and responders working under challenging conditions due to unstable ground and continued rainfall.
\nCurrent context
\nThe situation remains critical as rains continue, increasing the risk of secondary landslides. Access to some affected areas is still constrained, slowing emergency response efforts. Local authorities, in collaboration with humanitarian actors including the Tanzania Red Cross Society, are actively engaged in search, rescue, and initial relief operations.
\nEmergency needs are rapidly evolving, with priority on:
\nAffected population and impact
\nThe disaster has significantly affected vulnerable populations, particularly children, women, and elderly individuals. Many households have lost:
\nDisplaced families are currently seeking refuge in temporary shelters and with host communities, facing heightened risks of disease outbreaks and protection concerns.
\nSearch and rescue operations are ongoing, led by government fire and rescue teams in collaboration with the Tanzania Red Cross Society. Efforts are focused on locating individuals feared to be trapped under debris following the landslide. Red Cross volunteers are providing First Aid (FA) on-site and facilitating referral services for injured individuals to nearby health facilities. In addition, Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) is being delivered to affected families, particularly those who have lost relatives or remain missing, to help address trauma and emotional distress caused by the incident.
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\nEffects of the hazard
\nThe landslide has caused widespread destruction of homes and infrastructure, burying houses and personal belongings under mud and debris. Key impacts include:
\nSearch and rescue operations are ongoing, with communities and responders working under challenging conditions due to unstable ground and continued rainfall.
\nCurrent context
\nThe situation remains critical as rains continue, increasing the risk of secondary landslides. Access to some affected areas is still constrained, slowing emergency response efforts. Local authorities, in collaboration with humanitarian actors including the Tanzania Red Cross Society, are actively engaged in search, rescue, and initial relief operations.
\nEmergency needs are rapidly evolving, with priority on:
\nAffected population and impact
\nThe disaster has significantly affected vulnerable populations, particularly children, women, and elderly individuals. Many households have lost:
\nDisplaced families are currently seeking refuge in temporary shelters and with host communities, facing heightened risks of disease outbreaks and protection concerns.
\nSearch and rescue operations are ongoing, led by government fire and rescue teams in collaboration with the Tanzania Red Cross Society. Efforts are focused on locating individuals feared to be trapped under debris following the landslide. Red Cross volunteers are providing First Aid (FA) on-site and facilitating referral services for injured individuals to nearby health facilities. In addition, Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) is being delivered to affected families, particularly those who have lost relatives or remain missing, to help address trauma and emotional distress caused by the incident.
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","name":"COD: Flooding - 03-2026 - Floods in Bukama Territory, Haut Lomami Province ","translation_module_original_language":"fr"},{"dtype":{"id":27,"summary":"","name":"Pluvial/Flash Flood","translation_module_original_language":"en"},"countries":[{"iso":"IQ","iso3":"IRQ","id":87,"record_type":1,"record_type_display":"Country","region":4,"independent":true,"is_deprecated":false,"fdrs":"DIQ001","average_household_size":null,"society_name":"Iraqi Red Crescent Society","name":"Iraq","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":"2026-03-25T00:00:00Z","created_at":"2026-03-27T07:44:54.291583Z","auto_generated":true,"appeals":[],"is_featured":false,"is_featured_region":false,"field_reports":[{"status":9,"contacts":[{"ctype":"Originator","name":"AHMED A AMEER","title":"Head of disaster department","email":"ahmed.a.ameer@ircs.org.iq","phone":"9647706740060","id":58553},{"ctype":"NationalSociety","name":"Husam sabry","title":"Head of relations department","email":"relations.dept@ircs.org.iq","phone":"+964 770 462 1141","id":58554},{"ctype":"Federation","name":"Abdul Basit Khan SWAT","title":"Manager, Operations and Programme Coordination IFRC, Iraq Delegation","email":"abdul.basit@ifrc.org","phone":"+964 (0) 783 323 9278","id":58555}],"countries":[{"iso":"IQ","iso3":"IRQ","id":87,"record_type":1,"record_type_display":"Country","region":4,"independent":true,"is_deprecated":false,"fdrs":"DIQ001","average_household_size":null,"society_name":"Iraqi Red Crescent Society","name":"Iraq","translation_module_original_language":"en"}],"created_at":"2026-03-30T18:55:10.261006Z","updated_at":"2026-03-31T07:04:53.586970Z","report_date":"2026-03-30T18:55:10.223281Z","id":18249,"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":480,"num_volunteers":125,"num_expats_delegates":null,"gov_num_injured":12,"gov_num_dead":4,"gov_num_missing":null,"gov_num_affected":31308,"gov_num_displaced":7535,"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":"","visibility":3,"visibility_display":"Public","request_assistance":false,"ns_request_assistance":true,"notes_health":"","notes_ns":"","notes_socioeco":"","recent_affected":1,"summary":"IRQ: Pluvial/Flash Flood - 03-2026 - IRAQ: Heavy rains update#1 ","description":"Further to the previous report: https://go.ifrc.org/emergencies/7858/details
\r\nThe humanitarian crisis map in Iraq witnessed a critical shift with the continuation of the wave of heavy rains and devastating floods that struck large areas of Iraq's governorates until March 30, 2026. Updated field estimates indicate that approximately 5,218 families, equivalent to 31,308 people, were affected in the governorates of (Anbar, Wasit, Diyala, Dohuk, Kirkuk, Sulaymaniyah, Nineveh, Erbil, Muthanna, and Maysan). The damage varied from human losses and injuries to significant material losses. Accordingly, the Iraqi Red Crescent Society conducted intensive and comprehensive field assessments and prepared all human and logistical resources to achieve a direct and rapid response, the details of which are outlined below:
\r\nLoss and Damage Assessment
1- Wasit Governorate
The governorate recorded damage to more than 1,050 homes, with a clear variation in the impact. The damage was concentrated in areas with dilapidated infrastructure and informal settlements in the city of Kut, the capital of Wasit Governorate, specifically in the neighborhoods of Al-Hakim, Al-Jihad, Al-Sabha, and Oil Street. In Al-Suwaira district, a child died and all members of her family were injured, in addition to damage to homes in Al-Hay district. Furthermore, vast areas of agricultural land in the governorate were flooded as a result of the torrential rains.
2- Anbar Governorate
The total number of affected families reached 956. Al-Khalidiya district emerged as the most affected area, with more than 256 families losing all their belongings in the Al-Shuhada neighborhood. In Ameriyat Al-Fallujah, 700 families were displaced from the Bzeibiz camp for internally displaced persons and were temporarily housed in schools due to the destruction of their food and relief supplies by the floods.
3- Duhok Governorate
Approximately 347 families were affected (147 families in the governorate center, 100 in Zakho, 50 each in Amadiya and Aqrah districts) as a result of the rains. One death due to a lightning strike was also recorded in Zakho district.
4- Diyala Governorate: Approximately 575 families were affected (100 in Qazaniya, 150 in Baquba, 100 in Al-Muqdadiya, 75 each in Mandali, Khanaqin, and Al-Khalis).
\r\n5- Maysan Governorate: More than 650 houses were damaged in rural areas of the districts of Ali Al-Gharbi, Qalat Saleh, Al-Musharrah, and Al-Maymuna. Most of these houses were dilapidated and on the verge of collapse.
\r\n6- Salah Al-Din Governorate: 50 houses were damaged in Baiji District due to flooding, in addition to more than 70 houses in Al-Alam District.
\r\n7- Nineveh Governorate: More than 1,000 families were affected by flooding in their homes due to rain in the neighborhoods of Al-Rabee (200 families) and Al-Mazari (800 families). This forced more than 300 families to flee to host communities outside their areas.
\r\n8- Kirkuk Governorate: More than 120 houses were damaged in In the districts of Laylan, Zab, and Abbasi, a house collapsed, three citizens were injured, and one death occurred in Hawija district due to the floods.
\r\n9- Erbil Governorate: Material damage occurred to homes affected by the floods in the areas of Kalkand, Tirawa, Birzin, Shaqlawa, Dartu, Soran, Khabat, and Sidakan, affecting a total of 400 families. Additionally, one citizen died from a lightning strike.
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The country is currently (late March 2026) experiencing a heavy rainfall wave encompassing most governorates. According to the latest data issued by the General Authority for Meteorology and Seismic Monitoring and observational reports up to March 26, 2026,
\nDetails of recorded rainfall amounts (in millimeters) during the past 12 to 24 hours:
Recorded rainfall amounts in the governorates (March 25-26, 2026)
The amounts varied between moderate and heavy, and the preliminary estimates were as follows:
Baghdad - 46.3 mm heavy rainfall led to water accumulation in some streets.
Diyala - 32.4 mm the heaviness was concentrated in the eastern districts.
Salah al-Din - 30.4 mm included Tikrit, Baiji, and other areas.
Kirkuk - 13.4 - 23.6 mm recorded high rates in the past few days.
Anbar - 1.4 - 7.0 mm was highest in the Rutba area.
Karbala - 2.8 - 3.6 mm light to moderate rain showers.
Babil - 1.9 - 3.2 mm continuous rainfall intermittently.
Nineveh - 1.9 - 3.2 mm Mosul recorded about 1.9 mm of rain.
In Maysan, the amount of rainfall reached more than 120 mm, which led to flash floods coming from the Iraqi-Iranian border towards the areas of Sheikh Saad and Ali Al-Gharbi.
\nStatistics of the Kurdistan Region (current season until March 2026)
The provinces of the region witnessed a significant surge in cumulative rainfall amounts this season compared to last year:
Sulaymaniyah: Recorded the highest cumulative rate in the region at 427.7 mm.
Halabja: Ranked second with 367.4 mm.
Erbil: Recorded a sharp increase reaching 275 mm.
Duhok: Recorded about 243.7 mm.
And due to these rains, according to the initial assessment carried out by the National Response Teams of the Iraqi Red Crescent Society in the branches, it was found that:
- 700 families were affected in Al-Anbar Governorate, divided into 600 families in Amriya Camp in Fallujah and 100 families in Khalidiya District, as these families were displaced due to damage to their homes and were housed in mosques and with relatives temporarily.
- Maysan / More than 10 house roofs collapsed due to the rains, as these houses were built using old (mud) methods.
- Nineveh Governorate / More than 150 families were affected as their homes, furniture, and food supplies were damaged.
- Kirkuk in Lilan District experienced flooding and torrents that led to the death of one person.
The assessment is ongoing due to bad weather conditions, and the initial assessment was conducted with difficulty.
On March 2, 2026, Guinean soldiers seized equipment owned by BK Enterprise, a Liberian company mining sand on the Makona River, claiming mineral extraction and ownership of the river. Despite intervention by Liberia’s Minister of Internal Affairs, tensions escalated when Guinean soldiers hoisted Guinean national flag on Liberian soil on March 10, later removed by local youths. A MRU Heads of State meeting on March 16 produced a communiqué committing to peace, security, and respect for territorial integrity, yet Guinean soldiers remain armed on Liberian soil. Their presence has displaced families from Sorlumba and 25 other surrounding villages, disrupted schooling, and restricted access to farmland, raising urgent humanitarian concerns, including possible food insecurity (depending on duration of conflict) and protection risks.
\n· Guinean soldiers remain entrenched on Liberian territory at Sorlumba.
\n· Citizens from Sorlumba and 25 surrounding villages have been displaced, particularly along the riverbank.
\n· High-level Liberian security and government officials have visited the area. Reports indicate displaced families lack food because of their inability to access their farmland, raising concerns of a possible food insecurity.
\n· Liberia has deployed armed police and border patrol immigration officers to stabilize the area. Citizens have been advised to remain calm as the government pursues diplomatic channels.
\nThe situation at the Liberia–Guinea border in Sorlumba presents significant risks of escalation at both security and humanitarian levels. The continued presence of heavily armed Guinean soldiers on Liberian soil undermines territorial integrity and raises the potential for violent confrontation, particularly given the mobilization of local youths. Diplomatic efforts, including the MRU communiqué, have so far failed to deter renewed incursions, creating uncertainty about regional stability. Humanitarian risks are already evident, with the displacement of families from 25 villages, restricted access to farmland, and disruption of schools, which could quickly evolve into food insecurity, protection concerns, and loss of livelihoods if the situation remains protracted. Without urgent resolution, the crisis risks deepening community trauma, straining cross-border relations, and destabilizing the wider Mano River Union region.
\nHumanitarian needs in Sorlumba and the surrounding villages are significant, though not fully verified due to limited access. Displaced families are reported to require food assistance, temporary shelter, and basic non-food items, as access to farmland and livelihoods remains disrupted. Gaps in health services and water and sanitation support may increase the risk of disease outbreaks, while school closures have left children without access to education. Protection concerns persist, with communities experiencing fear and trauma linked to the presence of armed forces. Ongoing monitoring continues; however, limited humanitarian access makes it difficult to confirm the full scale of needs, which may worsen into food insecurity, livelihood loss, and prolonged vulnerability if the situation persists.
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On March 2, 2026, Guinean soldiers seized equipment owned by BK Enterprise, a Liberian company mining sand on the Makona River, claiming mineral extraction and ownership of the river. Despite intervention by Liberia’s Minister of Internal Affairs, tensions escalated when Guinean soldiers hoisted Guinean national flag on Liberian soil on March 10, later removed by local youths. A MRU Heads of State meeting on March 16 produced a communiqué committing to peace, security, and respect for territorial integrity, yet Guinean soldiers remain armed on Liberian soil. Their presence has displaced families from Sorlumba and 25 other surrounding villages, disrupted schooling, and restricted access to farmland, raising urgent humanitarian concerns, including possible food insecurity (depending on duration of conflict) and protection risks.
\n· Guinean soldiers remain entrenched on Liberian territory at Sorlumba.
\n· Citizens from Sorlumba and 25 surrounding villages have been displaced, particularly along the riverbank.
\n· High-level Liberian security and government officials have visited the area. Reports indicate displaced families lack food because of their inability to access their farmland, raising concerns of a possible food insecurity.
\n· Liberia has deployed armed police and border patrol immigration officers to stabilize the area. Citizens have been advised to remain calm as the government pursues diplomatic channels.
\nThe situation at the Liberia–Guinea border in Sorlumba presents significant risks of escalation at both security and humanitarian levels. The continued presence of heavily armed Guinean soldiers on Liberian soil undermines territorial integrity and raises the potential for violent confrontation, particularly given the mobilization of local youths. Diplomatic efforts, including the MRU communiqué, have so far failed to deter renewed incursions, creating uncertainty about regional stability. Humanitarian risks are already evident, with the displacement of families from 25 villages, restricted access to farmland, and disruption of schools, which could quickly evolve into food insecurity, protection concerns, and loss of livelihoods if the situation remains protracted. Without urgent resolution, the crisis risks deepening community trauma, straining cross-border relations, and destabilizing the wider Mano River Union region.
\nHumanitarian needs in Sorlumba and the surrounding villages are significant, though not fully verified due to limited access. Displaced families are reported to require food assistance, temporary shelter, and basic non-food items, as access to farmland and livelihoods remains disrupted. Gaps in health services and water and sanitation support may increase the risk of disease outbreaks, while school closures have left children without access to education. Protection concerns persist, with communities experiencing fear and trauma linked to the presence of armed forces. Ongoing monitoring continues; however, limited humanitarian access makes it difficult to confirm the full scale of needs, which may worsen into food insecurity, livelihood loss, and prolonged vulnerability if the situation persists.
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A torrential rain fell in the city of Kindu on Tuesday 24/03/2026, from 07:00 local time, and it lasted only 2 hours at most, a large amount of water was observed throughout the city.
\nHowever, the amount of water discharged by the latter caused the rivers crossing the city to flood more; flood observed by the overflow of the waters from their usual beds. The damage recorded was more limited to the loss of household property, the collapse of some residential houses, cracks in the walls, etc., were more victims of households living along the rivers winding through the city, this is the case of the river : MIKELENGE, KAPONJO and Cano. It should also be noted that at the time of this event, most people were still in their homes, which meant that there was no loss of life. It should be noted here that these floods have poured polluted water into water wells where water used for cooking, dishes and laundry has been flooded, it is this water that many serve without there being any prior treatment .
\nThese households have experienced the loss of household property, it is furniture, kitchen utensils, even clothes, and some homes have been totally destroyed and others partially.
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A torrential rain fell in the city of Kindu on Tuesday 24/03/2026, from 07:00 local time, and it lasted only 2 hours at most, a large amount of water was observed throughout the city.
\nHowever, the amount of water discharged by the latter caused the rivers crossing the city to flood more; flood observed by the overflow of the waters from their usual beds. The damage recorded was more limited to the loss of household property, the collapse of some residential houses, cracks in the walls, etc., were more victims of households living along the rivers winding through the city, this is the case of the river : MIKELENGE, KAPONJO and Cano. It should also be noted that at the time of this event, most people were still in their homes, which meant that there was no loss of life. It should be noted here that these floods have poured polluted water into water wells where water used for cooking, dishes and laundry has been flooded, it is this water that many serve without there being any prior treatment .
\nThese households have experienced the loss of household property, it is furniture, kitchen utensils, even clothes, and some homes have been totally destroyed and others partially.
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In the afternoon of Tuesday 24/03/2026, torrential rain fell from 5 p.m. in the city of Gbadolite causing a lot of material damage and loss of human life. It should be noted that the city of Gbadolite has three communes below : the commune of Gbadolite, the commune of Nganza and the commune of Molegbe.
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The scale of displacement has placed immense strain on host families and temporary shelters, where overcrowding and limited facilities exacerbate risks to health, safety, and dignity. With 1,685 men and 2,019 women affected, the storms have disrupted livelihoods, undermined community resilience, and exposed households to heightened vulnerabilities such as respiratory infections and malaria. Immediate donor support is critical to provide emergency shelter, non-food items (NFIs), and psychosocial assistance, while enabling recovery efforts that strengthen preparedness and resilience against future climate-related hazards.
The windstorms caused widespread destruction across 11 communities. In total, 213 households were affected, directly impacting approximately 3,704 people. The storms broke down in different categories of fragile housing structures, leaving families without shelter or basic household items. The impact was particularly severe in rural communities where infrastructure is weak, and recovery capacity is limited.
The scale of the disaster is significant, with 1,685 men and 2,019 women affected, including large numbers of children, elderly persons, pregnant women, and individuals with disabilities. These vulnerable groups face heightened protection risks in overcrowded temporary shelters and host family arrangements. The storms have not only displaced families but also disrupted livelihoods, undermined community resilience, and exposed households to increased risks.
The scope of humanitarian needs is broad and urgent. Immediate priorities include emergency shelter, non-food items (NFIs), early recovery and psychosocial support to stabilize affected households. At the same time, longer-term interventions are required to strengthen community preparedness and resilience against recurring climate-related hazards.
Between March 19–24, 2026, violent windstorms struck communities across Nimba and Lofa Counties in Liberia, severely damaging fragile housing structures and displacing families. A total of 213 households occupied by approximately 3,704 people were directly affected. The storms affected six communities in Nimba and five in Lofa, leaving families exposed to harsh weather conditions and without basic household items. Vulnerable groups, including women, children, the elderly, pregnant women, and persons with disabilities, were disproportionately impacted, heightening protection concerns and increasing the urgency for humanitarian support.
The scale of displacement has placed immense strain on host families and temporary shelters, where overcrowding and limited facilities exacerbate risks to health, safety, and dignity. With 1,685 men and 2,019 women affected, the storms have disrupted livelihoods, undermined community resilience, and exposed households to heightened vulnerabilities such as respiratory infections and malaria. Immediate donor support is critical to provide emergency shelter, non-food items (NFIs), and psychosocial assistance, while enabling recovery efforts that strengthen preparedness and resilience against future climate-related hazards.
The windstorms caused widespread destruction across 11 communities. In total, 213 households were affected, directly impacting approximately 3,704 people. The storms broke down in different categories of fragile housing structures, leaving families without shelter or basic household items. The impact was particularly severe in rural communities where infrastructure is weak, and recovery capacity is limited.
The scale of the disaster is significant, with 1,685 men and 2,019 women affected, including large numbers of children, elderly persons, pregnant women, and individuals with disabilities. These vulnerable groups face heightened protection risks in overcrowded temporary shelters and host family arrangements. The storms have not only displaced families but also disrupted livelihoods, undermined community resilience, and exposed households to increased risks.
The scope of humanitarian needs is broad and urgent. Immediate priorities include emergency shelter, non-food items (NFIs), early recovery and psychosocial support to stabilize affected households. At the same time, longer-term interventions are required to strengthen community preparedness and resilience against recurring climate-related hazards.
Liberia experienced a series of widespread fire outbreaks across five (5) counties (Margibi, River Cess, Nimba, Cape Mount, and Montserrado), resulting in severe humanitarian challenges for families and communities. Entire households were destroyed, leaving families displaced and stripped of essential belongings such as clothing, bedding, and cooking utensils. The fires not only caused immediate physical damage but also disrupted livelihoods, forcing affected populations to rely heavily on host families and overstretched community resources. The scale of destruction highlights the fragility of housing structures and the urgent need for improved fire prevention and preparedness measures at the community level.
The impact of these incidents was particularly harsh on vulnerable groups, including women, children, persons with disabilities, and pregnant women, who face heightened protection risks in overcrowded temporary shelters. Many of these individuals are now exposed to unsafe living conditions, with limited privacy and increased susceptibility to exploitation, health complications, and psychological distress. The outbreaks underscore systemic challenges such as poor household fire management practices, inadequate infrastructure, and limited emergency response capacity. Addressing these gaps requires immediate humanitarian assistance—emergency shelter, non-food items, and psychosocial support—alongside long-term resilience-building initiatives to safeguard communities against future fire-related disasters.
The fire outbreaks affected 150 households and 586 people across five counties. Women, children, persons with disabilities, and pregnant women were among the most vulnerable. The fires destroyed homes and belongings, leaving families displaced and exposed to harsh conditions. Risks include heightened protection concerns, loss of livelihoods, and increased health vulnerabilities due to inadequate shelter and lack of basic household items. Immediate humanitarian needs center on emergency shelter, psychosocial support, and NFIs, alongside community awareness and preparedness measures to reduce future fire risks.
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The impact of these incidents was particularly harsh on vulnerable groups, including women, children, persons with disabilities, and pregnant women, who face heightened protection risks in overcrowded temporary shelters. Many of these individuals are now exposed to unsafe living conditions, with limited privacy and increased susceptibility to exploitation, health complications, and psychological distress. The outbreaks underscore systemic challenges such as poor household fire management practices, inadequate infrastructure, and limited emergency response capacity. Addressing these gaps requires immediate humanitarian assistance—emergency shelter, non-food items, and psychosocial support—alongside long-term resilience-building initiatives to safeguard communities against future fire-related disasters.
The fire outbreaks affected 150 households and 586 people across five counties. Women, children, persons with disabilities, and pregnant women were among the most vulnerable. The fires destroyed homes and belongings, leaving families displaced and exposed to harsh conditions. Risks include heightened protection concerns, loss of livelihoods, and increased health vulnerabilities due to inadequate shelter and lack of basic household items. Immediate humanitarian needs center on emergency shelter, psychosocial support, and NFIs, alongside community awareness and preparedness measures to reduce future fire risks.
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\nTotal families who moved to the evacuation center 14 households now 8 families have returned to their homes and 6 households are currently in the evacuation center.
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On March 23 night around 8pm, rain with strong intensity caused flooding in Cunha, Naimeco, Bobocase village and some villages where information has not yet entered, affecting the community's homes and damaging houses and rivers carrying away food and some household materials. Total community affected by the flood is 55 hh in Nunuhenu Cunha and house totally destroyed 2 hh, noeninen 35 hh with 65 off population including M; 35, F; 30, banoco 15 hh ,Nusla’I 27 Hh and 25 totally destroyed.
\n99 HHs evacuated to the safer area. Among that 40 HHs remain in evacuation centre and 2 families stay with their families as 2 houses totally destroyed.
\nThe general situation is now no rain and, and the water that affects the community's houses has gone down, some communities have started to repair their houses but some are still in the evacuation center.
\nSome water wells contaminated and the water borne disease may arise. distribution of clean water is needed.
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\n99 HHs evacuated to the safer area. Among that 40 HHs remain in evacuation centre and 2 families stay with their families as 2 houses totally destroyed.
\nThe general situation is now no rain and, and the water that affects the community's houses has gone down, some communities have started to repair their houses but some are still in the evacuation center.
\nSome water wells contaminated and the water borne disease may arise. distribution of clean water is needed.
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\nThe humanitarian crisis map in Iraq witnessed a critical shift with the continuation of the wave of heavy rains and devastating floods that struck large areas of Iraq's governorates until March 30, 2026. Updated field estimates indicate that approximately 5,218 families, equivalent to 31,308 people, were affected in the governorates of (Anbar, Wasit, Diyala, Dohuk, Kirkuk, Sulaymaniyah, Nineveh, Erbil, Muthanna, and Maysan). The damage varied from human losses and injuries to significant material losses. Accordingly, the Iraqi Red Crescent Society conducted intensive and comprehensive field assessments and prepared all human and logistical resources to achieve a direct and rapid response, the details of which are outlined below:
\nLoss and Damage Assessment
1- Wasit Governorate
The governorate recorded damage to more than 1,050 homes, with a clear variation in the impact. The damage was concentrated in areas with dilapidated infrastructure and informal settlements in the city of Kut, the capital of Wasit Governorate, specifically in the neighborhoods of Al-Hakim, Al-Jihad, Al-Sabha, and Oil Street. In Al-Suwaira district, a child died and all members of her family were injured, in addition to damage to homes in Al-Hay district. Furthermore, vast areas of agricultural land in the governorate were flooded as a result of the torrential rains.
2- Anbar Governorate
The total number of affected families reached 956. Al-Khalidiya district emerged as the most affected area, with more than 256 families losing all their belongings in the Al-Shuhada neighborhood. In Ameriyat Al-Fallujah, 700 families were displaced from the Bzeibiz camp for internally displaced persons and were temporarily housed in schools due to the destruction of their food and relief supplies by the floods.
3- Duhok Governorate
Approximately 347 families were affected (147 families in the governorate center, 100 in Zakho, 50 each in Amadiya and Aqrah districts) as a result of the rains. One death due to a lightning strike was also recorded in Zakho district.
4- Diyala Governorate: Approximately 575 families were affected (100 in Qazaniya, 150 in Baquba, 100 in Al-Muqdadiya, 75 each in Mandali, Khanaqin, and Al-Khalis).
\n5- Maysan Governorate: More than 650 houses were damaged in rural areas of the districts of Ali Al-Gharbi, Qalat Saleh, Al-Musharrah, and Al-Maymuna. Most of these houses were dilapidated and on the verge of collapse.
\n6- Salah Al-Din Governorate: 50 houses were damaged in Baiji District due to flooding, in addition to more than 70 houses in Al-Alam District.
\n7- Nineveh Governorate: More than 1,000 families were affected by flooding in their homes due to rain in the neighborhoods of Al-Rabee (200 families) and Al-Mazari (800 families). This forced more than 300 families to flee to host communities outside their areas.
\n8- Kirkuk Governorate: More than 120 houses were damaged in In the districts of Laylan, Zab, and Abbasi, a house collapsed, three citizens were injured, and one death occurred in Hawija district due to the floods.
\n9- Erbil Governorate: Material damage occurred to homes affected by the floods in the areas of Kalkand, Tirawa, Birzin, Shaqlawa, Dartu, Soran, Khabat, and Sidakan, affecting a total of 400 families. Additionally, one citizen died from a lightning strike.
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JNRCS continues to closely monitor the evolving regional situation and its potential implications for Jordan. Due to the ongoing regional escalation and the interception of missiles and drones crossing Jordanian airspace, the Kingdom has witnessed a number of incidents involving falling missile debris, fragments, and shrapnel across several governorates. According to national authorities the civil defense and security teams have responded to over 200 reported incidents of falling debris and missile fragments across the country in recent days, affecting areas including Amman, Zarqa, Irbid, Madaba, Jerash, Mafraq, and Aqaba. These incidents have resulted in at least 14 reported injuries, in addition to several cases of material damage to residential buildings, agricultural land, and vehicles. While most incidents have not resulted in severe casualties, the situation continues to present several public safety and operational risks, including: • Potential injuries or fatalities from falling debris and shrapnel. • The presence of unidentified or unexploded military remnants that may fall in populated or agricultural areas. • Public panic and misinformation due to visible aerial interceptions and falling fragments. • Possible disruptions to daily life and local services in affected communities. • Increased pressure on emergency response services if incidents escalate.
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