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Verified humanitarian updates across ASIA, with maps and attributed sources.
ChinaThe GDACS Orange flood alert for China was updated on 28 September with an estimated 400,850 displaced people and six deaths across the event period from 31 July to 27 September 2026. The previous retained snapshot listed 399,045 displaced people and six deaths, so the latest observation adds 1,805 displaced people while the reported death toll is…
IndiaThe GDACS Orange flood alert for India now reports 136 deaths and 457,351 displaced people across the event period from 9 August to 7 October 2026. Compared with the 7 October snapshot, deaths increased by one while displacement remained unchanged. Earlier dated observations remain in the evidence history. Separate Bihar and Uttar Pradesh state-level…
IndonesiaA flood in Nagari Simpang Tonang, Dua Koto district, Pasaman regency, West Sumatra, left one person dead after the person initially reported missing was recovered. The final national-authority entry records one death and no one remaining missing. The flood began on 18 September 2026 after heavy rain caused the Aek Koronok and Batang Jember Tonang Raya…
PhilippinesStrong winds and heavy rainfall associated with the Intertropical Convergence Zone affected parts of Zamboanga City on 16 September 2026 and damaged houses. DSWD DROMIC Report #1 recorded 61 families or 218 people affected as of 21 September 2026 at 18:00 PHT. All 61 families / 218 people were temporarily staying with relatives or friends outside…
CambodiaHeavy rainfall has caused flooding across 10 Cambodian provinces since early September; reporting also notes peripheral influence from Typhoon Surigae, without evidence of a direct cyclone landfall. As of 27 September, an NCDM-attributed assessment reported 44,889 families affected, 3,685 families evacuated, 40,384 houses affected and 49,925 hectares of…
IndonesiaA sustained eruption of Anak Krakatau in Indonesia's Sunda Strait sent volcanic ash across parts of Java and Sumatra, disrupting aviation and prompting authorities to maintain heightened monitoring. Indonesia's Geological Agency said the continuous eruptive episode lasted about 25 hours, from late on 4 September until shortly after midnight on 6…
PhilippinesWeeks of monsoon rain and successive tropical cyclones have driven a continuing flood emergency across the Philippines. DSWD DROMIC Report #106, as of 2 October 2026 at 18:00 PHT, records 10,873,216 people affected across 7,103 barangays, 45,833 still displaced (8,101 people in 128 evacuation centres and 37,732 outside), and 4,805 damaged houses (663…
VietnamFloods in Vietnam were linked to two reported deaths and the displacement of 1,249 people between 3 September and 7 October 2026, according to the Global Disaster Alert and Coordination System (GDACS). For those displaced, the figures represent people forced away from their usual homes, although the available report does not say where they are…
BangladeshBangladesh’s dengue outbreak intensified in September 2026. The Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) recorded 53,570 people hospitalised and 157 deaths by 14 September. The prior day’s published tally was 51,837 hospitalisations and 149 deaths, so the two dated observations are retained separately. More than 1,200 hospital admissions per day…
PakistanThe UN refugee agency is urging Pakistan to halt forced returns of Afghans who face continuing protection risks and to ensure that any return to Afghanistan is voluntary, safe and dignified. Pakistan's Illegal Foreigners Repatriation Plan remains in operation; no nationwide suspension has been announced. UNHCR has raised particular concern for women and…
NepalNepali and Chinese authorities issued a fresh downstream warning after a new barrier lake formed upstream of the Nepal–China border following the catastrophic 26 August glacier and bedrock collapse. Reporting on 28 August said the lake was already overflowing, creating a risk that its natural debris dam could fail and send another sudden surge into the…
NepalSearch, recovery and relief operations continued after the 26 August flash flood devastated settlements and infrastructure across Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading and downstream districts. UNICEF Humanitarian Situation Report No. 6, published 5 October and citing the NDRRMA Situation Report dated 4 October, records 1,455 deaths, 5,285 people missing and 1,085…
NepalWorld Central Kitchen activated restaurant partners in Nepal's Rasuwa and Nuwakot districts after destructive flash flooding downstream from the Nepal–China border. Local teams began preparing and serving fresh meals for affected communities and responders while access conditions and needs continued to change.
BangladeshAt Kutupalong hospital in Cox's Bazar, MSF teams report children arriving with severe, overlapping physical and psychological needs as funding cuts reduce access to basic services in Rohingya camps. Children make up more than half of the 1.3 million refugees living in the camps. MSF says delayed access, malnutrition, infection and mental distress are…
AfghanistanAfghanistan's child nutrition emergency is placing severe pressure on hospitals and community services. UNICEF reported that 3.7 million children are experiencing wasting, including around one million with life-threatening severe acute malnutrition. More than 500,000 children have been admitted for high-risk moderate or severe wasting since the beginning…
ThailandGDACS event FL 1104122 now records a national multi-episode aggregate of six deaths and 627 displaced people across the broader period from 18 August to 3 October 2026. This is two additional deaths and 458 additional displaced people compared with the retained 27 September snapshot. The source does not establish that these additional impacts occurred on…
IndonesiaA magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck offshore, about 30 kilometres northeast of Mbay in Indonesia's East Nusa Tenggara Province, on 15 August. BMKG located the epicentre at 8.41°S, 121.39°E and a depth of 15 kilometres. A tsunami warning was lifted later that morning after small waves were observed. By 24 August, national response reporting cited 100…
Myanmar (Burma)Myanmar's conflict, displacement, disasters and economic collapse have developed into one of the world's largest humanitarian emergencies. On 13 August 2026, the European Commission reported that 16.2 million people needed humanitarian assistance and that more than 100,000 lives had been lost since the February 2021 military coup. The crisis includes…
PhilippinesMSF has completed its direct role in a community-led tuberculosis project in Tondo, Manila, after strengthening local diagnosis, treatment and community participation. The record is retained as a completed programme and is not mapped as a currently operated MSF project.
Sri LankaTorrential rain triggered flash floods and mudslides across Sri Lanka's central highlands on 4 August 2026. Officials reported seven deaths, damage to 129 houses and the evacuation of nearly 3,500 people. Navy and army units were deployed to reach residents trapped by floodwater in the Nuwara Eliya and Badulla districts.
Myanmar (Burma)Sustained monsoon rain pushed rivers above danger levels across low-lying parts of Myanmar's Ayeyarwady Region. A breached embankment near Myit Kyo Village on 30 July sent water into Laymyatna and surrounding settlements, damaging homes, farmland, roads and public infrastructure. Red Cross reporting identified impacts across 169 villages in Laymyatna,…
AfghanistanSuccessive flash floods and landslides affected a wide belt of eastern and central Afghanistan in July and early August. Initial Red Crescent assessments recorded more than 910 affected families, 31 deaths, 11 injuries and 77 missing people. Homes, schools, roads, bridges, water systems and farmland were damaged across multiple provinces. A second flood…
IndiaExceptionally heavy monsoon rain triggered widespread flooding in Assam from 19 July, with rainfall in parts of Upper Assam reaching far above seasonal norms. The emergency peaked around 27–28 July when more than 800 villages were inundated. Although water levels later began to recede, an IFRC update said 1,144,733 people remained affected across eight…
KyrgyzstanIntense short-duration rain over mountain catchments triggered mudflows in Kyrgyzstan's Nooken district on 13 July. Overflow from the Besh-Korgon and Kara-Bulak channels reached Kochkor-Ata and nearby villages, inundating streets and damaging electricity infrastructure. The IFRC operation document records 2,930 people affected and 1,611 people targeted…
TajikistanHeavy rain caused flash floods and mudflows in Darg and Kazdon villages in Tajikistan's Ayni District on 11 July. The event damaged homes, farm land, water and irrigation networks, electricity infrastructure, village roads and private property, interrupting essential services and livelihoods. An official assessment cited by IFRC counted 672 affected…