Heavy monsoon rain caused flash flooding and landslides across Bangladesh, including Rohingya camps and host communities in Cox's Bazar. By 22 July, an estimated 1.28 million people were affected across seven districts, 59 deaths were reported and 74,479 houses had been damaged or destroyed. Earlier camp assessments recorded 9,707 displaced people across…
Recurrent monsoon flooding, flash floods, waterlogging and landslides affected six provinces during July and August 2026. The Lao Red Cross assessment dated 17 August covered 25 districts and 395 villages, recording 22,390 affected households, 114,037 people and one death. Repeated rainfall disrupted access and compounded damage in already affected…
Concern reported distributing tents, cash assistance and household kits to more than 640 people in 92 families after floods in the northeast. Teams were assessing further needs as access improved. Source report date: 2026-06-10. Reviewed 28 September 2026.
A seasonal dengue surge accelerated after heavy rains and flooding. The island-wide total rose from 25,082 cases in early May to more than 35,000 by the first week of June. More than 8,600 new cases were reported during May, with the highest burden in western, southern and central districts.
Bangladesh recorded 11,133 suspected measles cases, 1,599 confirmed cases and 138 suspected child deaths by 9 April. Children under five accounted for 80 per cent of cases. An emergency measles-rubella campaign was launched to protect more than 1.2 million children across 30 upazilas.
Scholarships supplement sponsorship to help Vietnamese students pay university fees. Applications are reviewed by a committee, and students commit to their studies and to sharing their experiences. Location context: Vietnam. The map shows country context, not an exact project site. Official organisation source checked 6 October 2026.
The Butuan centre offers accommodation, learning support and guidance to young people from Mindanao. Students take part in community service, family visits and activities that develop practical and personal skills. Location context: Butuan, Mindanao, Philippines. The map shows country context, not an exact project site. Official organisation source…
The Sisophon centre provides homes, supplementary classes and personal support for children from very poor families. Its stated 2026 priorities include education, career guidance and repairs to homes and classrooms. Location context: Sisophon, Cambodia. The map shows country context, not an exact project site. Official organisation source checked 6…
The Phnom Penh centre combines student accommodation, educational support, nursery and community programmes. It helps young people from disadvantaged families study and prepare for working life. Location context: Phnom Penh, Cambodia. The map shows country context, not an exact project site. Official organisation source checked 6 October 2026.
Grants and a solidarity fund help sponsored students meet the costs of higher education and vocational training. The charity says the 2026 programme will support more than 140 students. Location context: Thailand. The map shows country context, not an exact project site. Official organisation source checked 6 October 2026.
Loan-funded materials increased foam production, enabling the business to meet customer orders and support the family. Location context: Cebu Province, Philippines. The map uses country-level context; it does not mark an exact business address. Source page checked 2026-10-06.
A loan helped Elizabeth restock grocery and household products; a later loan supported further inventory expansion. Location context: Cebu Province, Philippines. The map uses country-level context; it does not mark an exact business address. Source page checked 2026-10-06.
Nutritious school meals for children. This fundraising appeal was listed on ShareTheMeal’s official campaign page when reviewed on 28 September 2026. The review date is not the disaster date or campaign launch date. Use the linked official page for current details and donations.
CURRENT LISTED APPEAL · REVIEWED 28 SEPTEMBER 2026
Flood relief food assistance. Nepal is the featured campaign in this WorldsAid profile. This fundraising appeal was listed on ShareTheMeal’s official campaign page when reviewed on 28 September 2026. The review date is not the disaster date or campaign launch date. Use the linked official page for current details and donations.
CURRENT LISTED APPEAL · REVIEWED 28 SEPTEMBER 2026
A flash flood struck Nagari Batang Barus in Gunung Talang district, Solok Regency, West Sumatra, on the evening of 21 September 2026 after intense rainfall. BNPB’s 26 September update confirms two deaths, four injured people and about 480 people displaced; the search and rescue operation ended after all people reported missing had been located. This is…
SAR CLOSED · 2 DEAD · 4 INJURED · ABOUT 480 DISPLACED
Three fishers disappeared after leaving by speedboat at about 05:30 WIT on 19 September 2026 to check fishing nets around Muara Kali Mooi, Waan district, Merauke regency, South Papua. The initial report named Frederikus Yolmen, Andreas Koboon and Abelbertus Game Yolmen as missing and prompted a joint search by Basarnas Merauke, police, military personnel…
2 CONFIRMED DEATHS · 1 PERSON STILL MISSING · ACTIVE SEARCH CLOSED
A magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck offshore west of Maasim, Sarangani, on 8 June 2026 and triggered coastal evacuations. By 23 June, government figures reported 77 deaths and about 1.6 million people affected across Regions IX, XI, XII and BARMM. More than 80,000 houses and substantial critical infrastructure were damaged; displacement figures remained…
DSWD DROMIC Report 85, issued on 22 September 2026 at 06:00 PHT, records 1,674,308 people affected by the magnitude 7.8 Maasim, Sarangani earthquake and 92,407 people still displaced. Of those displaced, 22,626 were inside evacuation centres and 69,781 were staying outside. Authorities recorded 128,604 damaged houses. Report 84 on 18 September recorded…
In its 17 September 2025 update, Concern reported working with partners to provide food, bedding, hygiene and debris-removal kits, and repair water and sanitation facilities in relief camps. This is a dated account of the 2025 response, not a new 2026 appeal. Source report date: 2025-09-17. Reviewed 28 September 2026.
Exceptional rainfall on 27 and 28 September 2024 triggered severe flooding and landslides across Nepal. By UNICEF's 18 October situation update, Government estimates recorded 81,215 people affected, including 27,613 children, with 246 deaths and 183 injuries. Fifty-five children were among those killed. More than 10,000 homes, 62 health facilities, over…
On 15 October, Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) has declared emergency in district Harnai as natural calamity area due to the earthquake. At least 21 people kill and more than 300 people injured. According to the local administration, there are around 800 to 1000 fully/severely damaged houses. Majority o
Quang Ngai evacuated thousands of people to shelters from floods Floodwaters rose rapidly on rivers, so Quang Ngai organized the evacuation of thousands of people in low-lying areas to safety. Heavy rain lasted from the night of October 22 to the afternoon of October 23, causing tens of thousands of households in the d
On 7 October, a Low-Pressure Area East of Camarines Norte developed into a tropical depression while moving erratically over the Philippine Sea, and on the following day intensified into a Tropical Storm called Kompasu (locally known as Maring). On 10 October, Tropical Storm Kompasu merged with a Tropical Depression (l
An earthquake of 4.8M at a depth of 10 km occurred on Bali Island (Indonesia) on 15 October at 20.18 UTC (16 October at 4.18 local time). The epicentre was located in the Karangasem Regency (the easternmost Regency of Bali) in a mountainous area close to the Agung Volcano. The Indonesian National Board for Disaster Man
Dengue fever is a year-round and nationwide risk in Pakistan. National Institute of Health (NIH) Islamabad reported in April 2021 that 22,938 dengue fever cases were reported in Pakistan in 2017, more than 3,200 in 2018, almost 24,547 in 2019, and 3,442 cases in 2020. 2021 also sees a rise in the cases specially in the