2008 Global Register of Major Flood Events - Scroll Down and Look For Links to Maps In The Country Column
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DFO #	Glide #	Country	Other	Nations	Affected	Locations	Rivers	Began	Ended	Days	Dead	Displaced	Damage (USD)	Main cause	Severity *	Affected sq km	Magnitude (M)**	Notes and Comments	Centroid X	Centroid Y
1		Indonesia				Java - East and south Jakarta area (Cawang, Cililitan, Kampung Melayu, Bukit Duri, Pejaten Timur, Petamburan). Tangerang.	Ciliwung, Cisadane, Sabi	2-Jan-08	6-Jan-08	5		1,000		Heavy rain	1	2,180	4.0	Heavy rains in Bogor, Depok and Jakarta areas over the last two days cause Ciliwung river to overflow. Thousands of houses in 11 districts of Jakarta city flooded. Floods completely receded and displaced people returned home by January 9. No deaths reported.	106.83	-6.23
2		Australia				Gold Coast area Southeast Queensland - Brisbane, Yarrahappini, Warwick, Killarney, Beaudesert, Goonda, Canungra. --Northeast New South Wales -  Lismore, Casino, Kyogle, South Murwillumbah, Condong, Tumbulgum, Chinderah, Rathdowney, Thora, Coraki, Woodburn, Tenterfield, Killarney, Bungawalbin, Cabbage Tree Island. Mullumbimby. Byron and Ballina.	Queensland - Logan, Albert, Condamine, Macintyre. --New South Wales - Tweed, Richmond, Coomera, Wilson, Bellinger, Boonoo Boonoo, Clarence.	3-Jan-08	9-Jan-08	7	1	3,000		Heavy rain	1.5	41,560	5.6	More than 350mm of rain has fallen in some areas on the Gold Coast hinterland. Thousands evacuated. Thousands isolated by floods, situation expected to last for up to 1 week. Hinze Dam overflowing. Damages over $100 million. Worst floods in 20 years in some areas of southeast Queensland. Logan river reaches 12 year high near Beaudesert. Worst floods in 50 years in Tweed Coast and Kyogle, New South Wales. Worst floods since 1954 on Richmond river. Richmond river at second-highest flood peak at Kyogle. $100 million in infrastructure and agriculture damges in Tweed Heads, Kyogle, Richmond Valley and Lismore.	152.87	-28.44
3		USA				Nevada - Fernley	Irrigation canal from Truckee River	5-Jan-08	9-Jan-08	5		1,500		Dam/Levy, break or release	1	550	3.4	A day of unusally heavy rainfall in a high desert town that averages only 5 inches precipitation annually. Irrigation canal bringing water from Truckee river fails, town of Fernly inundated. Floodwaters spread over 1 square mile and over 8 feet deep. 290 homes damaged. 3,500 trapped in flooded homes. No deaths reported. The same canal last ruptured in 1996 and flooded 60 homes in Fernley	-119.20	39.63
4		Sri Lanka				Ampara district (Ampaa'rai) - Alayadiwembu, Pottuvil, Karaithivu, Akkaraipattu, Samanthurai, Sainthamaruthu, Ninthavur, Addalachenai and Thirukovil areas		7-Jan-08	16-Jan-08	10		240,000		Heavy rain	1	1,920	4.3	Heavy rain since January 5. 63,000 families displaced. 40,000 acres crops inundated. No deaths reported. January 14 - water receding.	81.76	6.91
5		USA				Midwest --Indiana - counties: White, Carroll, Jasper, Fulton, Randolph, Benton, Delaware, LaPorte. towns: Monticello, Rochester, Remington, Winchester, Blue Water Beach, Diamond Point, Brookston, Plymouth. --Illinois - counties: Iroquois, Livingston, Champaign,   towns: Pontiac, Watseka, Mahomet, Streator.  --Michigan - southwestern areas. --Ohio - northwestern areas.	Tippecanoe, Sangamon, Wabash, Kankakee, Vermilion, Mississinewa, Iroquois, St Joseph, Ford, Yellow.  creeks: Carpenter, Sugar.	8-Jan-08	15-Jan-08	8	5	500		Rain and snowmelt	1.5	102,200	6.1	Thunderstorms bring 7 inches of rain accompanied by record warmth. Record levels along a 20 mile stretch of Tippecanoe river. Near-record flooding at the Norway and Oakdale dams. Hundreds homes damaged. Indiana - 3 dead. 900 homes damaged. Illinois - 2 dead. Worst floods in 30 or 40 years. Record levels on Vermilion river at Pontiac.	-86.70	40.78
6	FL-2008-000010-BRA	Brazil				Sao Paulo state - Peruibe, Jacupiranga, Sao Jose dos Campos. Ribeira River valley	Ribeira River	12-Jan-08	26-Jan-08	15	4	15,000		Heavy rain	1	23,020	5.5	Heavy rains since January 12 cause severe floods and landslides. 15,000 displaced in Ribeira River valley. 49,506 affected. Worst storm in Peruibe in 47 years. MODIS observation of flooding on Ribeira River on January 16.	-47.88	-24.50
7	FL-2008-000014-AUS GoogleEarth Kmz	Australia				North Queensland - Proserpine, Airlie Beach, Townsville, Giru, Charters Towers, Bowen, Georgetown. Richmond. Whitsundays area. Normanton. --Central and Western Queensland (Channel Country) - Longreach, Winton, Charleville, Muttaburra, Willow, Belyando, Barcoo Shire, Emerald, Sapphire, Mackay, Quilpie, Thargomindah, Clermont, Blackall, Finch Hatton, Cunnamulla, Yaamba, Burdekin.	Flinders, Don, Proserpine, Burdekin, Haughton. Dawson, Diamantina, Thomson, Lower Flinders, Norman, Einasleigh, Einsleigh, Warrego, Landsborough and Barcoo Rivers and Cooper's Creek. Nogoa, Fitzroy, Bulloo, Belyando, Comet, Mackenzie.	14-Jan-08	1-Feb-08	19	0	3,200	see notes	Heavy rain	2	649,500	7.4	More than 350mm rain in Proserpine area from a monsoonal low pressure system. Towns of Proserpine and Airlie Beach isolated by floods. Widespread flooding in Townsville and Giru. Homes and businesses flooded in Charters Towers, $2 million damages. Bruce and Flinders highways cut by floods. Normanton isolated by floods on Flinders and Norman rivers. Damage estimates at $150 million. No deaths reported. "about two-thirds of the state has been affected by floods" "Creeks and bridges that have never been flooded before were flooded" Worst flooding in 17 years in Groper Creek Caravan Park in the Burdekin. January 16 - as floods recede in north Qld, flooding reaches the Channel Country. January 21 - town of Emerald flooded by Nogoa river, more than 2,000 evacuated. Fairbairn Dam reached capacity and overflowed for first time in 17 years. "This flood is the highest ever recorded in this district, people here wouldn't have seen any water like this since the great 1950 flood and this one obviously exceeds it on the heights,"  "worst in the state's history" MODIS observations of major flooding on lower Flinders and Norman rivers  January 14, 15, 16, 18. Qld Channel country January 20, 21	144.56	-20.40
8		Afghanistan				Helmand province - Nawa, Garmser, Washer, Marja, Nad Ali and Lashkargah districts		13-Jan-08	20-Jan-08	8	5	300		Heavy rain	1	18,280	5.2	5 dead. 70 houses destroyed. 'vast areas' of crops destroyed. Over 5,000 livestock washed away.	64.28	31.34
9		UK				England - Midlands and North England - counties: West Yorkshire, Lancashire, Shropshire, Merseyside, Lincolnshire, Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, Wiltshire, Yorkshire, Cambridgeshire, Kent. towns: Huddersfield, Leeds, Darton, Salford, Keighley, Elland, Silsden, Armitage Bridge, Manchester, Barnsley. Tewkesbury, Tet-bury, Chalford, Stonehouse, Glos, Twyning, Bradford-on-Avon, Tonbridge, Huntingdon, Arundel, Toll Bar, York, Morecambe, Slyne, Greater Manchester, Dunmow.  --Wales - Abergavenny, Bangor on Dee, Llanbadarn Fawr.	Severn, Avon, Leam, Frome, Stour, Ray, Aire, Dearne, Irwell, Rheidol, Calder, Alt, Dove, Ancholme, Ouse, Roch, Mersey. Thames and Severn canal	15-Jan-08	26-Jan-08	12	0	300		Heavy rain	2	55,860	6.1	More than a months worth of rain in 24 hours, followed by days of heavy rain. 500 houses flooded. No deaths reported. A dry river in Tet-bury, Gloucestershire flows for the "first time in living memory". "for the sixth year running flood water had reached a level that the Environment Agency predicted would be reached once every 100 years." Evacuations in Armitage Bridge, Silsden, Huddersfied, Elland. Worst floods in Merseyside for 30 years. Worst floods in Morecambe and Slyne for 20 years. Worst floods in Greater Manchester in 30 years.	-1.65	52.92
10		South Africa				Limpopo - Lephalale, Motsane, Mafefe, Penge.  Mpumalanga - Moroka.	Olifants, Steelpoort, Crocodile	24-Jan-08	1-Feb-08	9	1	1,200		Heavy rain	1	72,010	5.8	Lephalale - 300 families homeless. Motsane - residents of several villages trapped by flooding on Olifants river. Mpumalanga - Five villages in Moroka cut off from flooding of Steelpoort river.	30.68	-24.13
11	FL-2008-000038-ARG	Argentina				Salta -  Rivadavia, Banda Norte, Sur and Santa Victoria Este. San Martin and Oran. Salta city. Apolinario Saravia,  Embarcación.	Bermejo, Pilcomayo and Carapari	28-Jan-08	11-Apr-08	75	0	15,000		Heavy rain	1	88,120	6.8	Heavy rain and flooding in Bolivia cause floods on Pilcomayo and other rivers. (see DFO 2007-239) 15,000 evacuated. 17,000 families affected. Towns and villages isolated in northeastern Salta by floods on Pilcomayo. No deaths reported. Damage to roads and bridges. March 12 - 11,000 still stranded in Salta. 900 evacuated.	-61.66	-22.92
12		Indonesia				East Java - Pasuruan district.		30-Jan-08	3-Feb-08	5	3	40,000	see notes	Heavy rain	1	810	3.6	More than 10,000 houses in 30 villages in Pasuruan district flooded. 3 dead. Worst flooding in 15 years. Highways and bridges destroyed. Rp 6 billion damages.	112.91	-7.71
13	FL-2008-000018-ECU	Ecuador				El Oro, Guayas, Los Rios and Manabi. Esmeraldas, Canar, Santa Elena. Costa and Sierra. Babahoyo. Chimborazo, Azuay and the Loja.	Bulubulu and Chimbo. Moraspungo, Santa Rosa, and Japara. Cotopaxi.	30-Jan-08	1-May-08	93	51	265,000	1,000,000,000	Heavy rain	2	75,830	7.1	La Nina rains since January, rains and floods expected to continue until May. Heaviest rains in 25 years cause floods and mudslides. 21,500 in shelters. 315,000 affected. 271,000 hectares crops destroyed. 30% of crops damaged. Five coastal provinces have flooded. Rains expected to last until late March. Infrastructure, housing, agriculture and health, electrical, and communication systems have been severely damaged. Recovery expected to cost more than $1US billion. Extensive damage to banana crops. $161 million crop damage. "some of the worst floods in country's history" "rainiest winter in Ecuador in at least 20 years" "Historically, this is the worst flooding some areas have ever had" March 10 - heaviest storm in a decade hits west coast, 28 dead, 20 missing, 10,000 families evacuated, 300,000 affected.	-79.66	-1.25
14	FL-2008-000004-NAM	Namibia	Angola			Namibia -  Cuvelai Oshanas - Owambo region - Omusati, Oshana, Oshikoto and Ohangwena regions. Okatana, Oshakati West, Uuvudhiya, Oshakati East, Ongwediva and Ompundja. Ombalantu. Outapi. Kunene. Xangongo, Onghumbi, Uukwangali, Evale, Cuvelai, Cahama and Kapuluvale. Oshikango, Ogongo, Onesi, Okalongo, Tsandi, Etayi. Endola, Ongenga, Omungwelume, Edundja and Odibo. Oneshila.  Uuvudhiya. Kavango area - Rundu, Nkurenkuru, Mpungu, Katwiti and Divundu. Engela.  --Angola - Cunene, Namibe Huila and Cuando Cubando provinces. Ondjiva town. Kwanhama, Namacunde, Cuvelai, Ombandja, Kahama and Curoca.	Cuvelai, Cuenene (Kunene)	31-Jan-08	23-Apr-08	84	42	40,000	see notes	Heavy rain	1.5	164,200	7.3	Heavy rain after a lengthly drought. Floods may have been exacerabated by diversion of Cunene river for bridge construction in Xangongo, Angola. --Namibia - 42 dead. 30,000 displaced. 4,000 livestock dead. Damage to roads, bridges, other infrastructure. 450 square kilometers flooded. 20,000 affected in Oshakati area. Second wave of floods hits Oshakati on February 16. Highest levels in Cuvelai area in 35 years. $50N million damages to roads and bridges in Oshana, Ohangwena and Omusati. "some northern parts of Namibia have been hit with the worst flooding in 50 years" --Angola - 1 dead. More than 10,000 homeless. Over 9,000 displaced from Ondjiva town. Floodwaters filling normally dry Etosha Pan. Cunene province - 9,000 displaced. 2,200 houses destroyed and 400,000 people affected. 100,000 cattle killed. 70,000 hectares arable land destroyed. March 5 - flooding in Kunene, Angola renewed. 30,000 displaced. 72,000 hectares flooded. March 26 - 65,000 people affected by floods in northern Namibia. Water shows little signs of receding in Oshakati and Ongwediva areas. April 23 - Etosha Salt pan is filled with water for first time in a decade.	17.26	-17.05
15		Indonesia				Jakarta city - West, East and Central Jakarta		1-Feb-08	6-Feb-08	6	3	88,261		Heavy rain	1	380	3.4	Hours of heavy rain cause floods in West, East and Central Jakarta. 3 dead. 88,261 evacuated. 1,500 homeless. Floods up to 1.5 meters deep.	106.85	-6.19
16		Brazil				Rio de Janeiro State - Itaipava, Madame Machado		2-Feb-08	7-Feb-08	6	9	12,858		Brief torrential rain	1	290	3.2	More than 135mm rain in Itaipava in less than an hour causing mudslides and flooding. Three weeks of rain in a few hours.	-43.13	-22.37
17	FL-2008-000031-PER	Peru				Ucayali area - Padre Abad province Puno - Pampa Grande. Sandia - Alto Inambari Lima - Ñaña, Carabayllo, San Martín de Porres and parts of Lurín Junin - Tarma, Aguaytia other provinces: Madre de Dios, San Martin, Tumbes, Piura, Lambayeque, Huanuco. Pisco.	Ucayali, Tarma. Huayabamba, Saposoa, Mayo and Paranapura. Aguaytia and Yurac. Tarma. Rímac, Chillón and Lurín.	4-Feb-08	7-May-08	94	26	45,000		Heavy rain	1	709,100	7.8	La Nina rains cause floods and mudslides. 45,000 homeless across 10 Peruvian states. Thousands of homes and roads damaged, farmland damaged. 500,000 affected by floods and mudslides across the country. Ucayali region - 75,000 affected by flooding. Aguaytia and Yurac rivers burst banks ad destroy 2,040 houses in Padre Abad. April 1- May 7 - MODIS observations of continuing flooding in Piura area.	-73.01	-10.11
18		USA				Illinois - east central areas. St Joseph, Iroquois, Danville, Pontiac Indiana - northern areas. Fort Wayne, Monticello, Wapakoneta, Lafayette, Elkart.. Ohio - Findlay, Ottawa, Grand Rapids, Tiffin, Defiance. Putnam County.	Illinois - Salt Fork, Iroquois, Vermilion, Kankakee and Sangamon. Kankakee. Indiana - Sandusky, Tippecanoe, Wabash,  St. Marys, St. Joseph. Ohio - Blanchard, Maumee, Auglaize and Tiffin.	6-Feb-08	12-Feb-08	7	0	150		Rain and snowmelt	1.5	119,000	6.1	Illinois - 20 year floods on Iroquois, Vermilion, Kankakee and Sangamon rivers. Salt Fork River near St. Joseph highest levels in 36 years. Indiana - 300 homes flooded in Findlay. 320 homes flooded in Ottawa. Ice jam on Lake Shafer in Monticello, Indiana causes flooding. No deaths reported.	-86.84	40.85
19		Indonesia				East Java - Situbondo city and district. Pauwan, Panarukan	Sampeyan, Pelelangan	8-Feb-08	12-Feb-08	5	14	7,000		Heavy rain	1	400	3.3	Flash flooding. 1,700 houses destroyed. 1,400 houses damaged. Floods up to 1 meter deep. Damage to bridges. 4,664 houses in 19 villages in six subdistricts inundated.	114.00	-7.74
20		Australia				Queensland - Mackay, Gooseponds, Hospital Bridge, Glenella and the CBD. Gladstone, Calliope, Miriam Vale, Agnes Water and The Town of 1770. Gogango, Rockhampton, Bundaberg. Burdekin, Giru. Thuringowa. Atherton, Tolga and Edmonton. Atherton Tableland, Edmonton. Rockhampton.	Poineer, Burdekin, Fitzroy	13-Feb-08	26-Feb-08	14	2	1,000	see notes	Heavy rain	2	44,350	6.1	Torrential rains from monsoonal trough. Record rainfall 624mm in 10 hours in Mackay, downpours of 100mm per hour - worst monsoonal downpour in Mackay in 90 years. 1000 houses inudated. $163 million damages in Mackay. "flooding could be classified as a one in 200 year event." February 24 - flooding on lower Fitzroy reaches Rockhampton, second flooding in a month.	149.54	-22.46
21		Indonesia				West Java - Karawang district - Batujaya, Rengasdengklok. Bekasi. Bogor (Katukampa). Bandung (Baleendah, Rancaekek). Jakarta area - Jatinegara, East Jakarta	Ciliwung, Citarum	14-Feb-08	14-Mar-08	30	0	10,000		Heavy rain	1	10,430	5.5	Heavy rains cause floods that inundate thousands of houses in tens of villages. No deaths reported. Floods up to 1 meter deep. Batujaya - 2,528 houses flooded. Rengasdengklok - 2,000 houses inundated. March 7 - Over 8000 hectares of land are still flooded in Bekasi and Karawang. 11,000 people receiveing aid packages. March 10 - 2,000 houses in Baleendah in Bandung flooded by Citarum river, crops submerged in Rancaekek. March 13 - Ciliwung river floods parts of East Jakarta	107.29	-6.26
22	FL-2008-000004-NAM	Zambia	Namibia	Angola		Zambia - Western and North-Western provinces. Mongu area. Chavuma, Zambezi, Mufumbwe, Kabompo. Nguvu, Nyathanda, Kambuya, Lukolwe, Lingundu, Lipinda. Monze.  --Namibia - Caprivi area - Chichimane, Kapani, Batubaja, Malengalenga, Sangwali, Mayuni, Muzii, Nakabolelwa, Mbalasinte, Nakuntwe, Schuckmansberg. Ikaba, Itomba.  Muyako. Kongola. Namiyundu, Mpukano. Kabbe Constituency. Singalamwe, Sikaunga, Sisheke, Choi and Ngonga.  Muyako - Lyambezi. Malengalenga, Linyanti, Kapani, Mbilajwe. --Angola - upper Zambezi tributaries in Moxico	Upper Zambezi and tributaries - Mufumbwe, Kabompo, Cuando. Chobe and Linyanti. Okavango. Chobe.	9-Feb-08	1-May-08	83	4	15,000		Heavy rain	1	425,700	7.5	Zambia - west bank of Zambezi flooded in Zambezi and Chavuma areas, many towns cut off. March 11 - 10 dead and 34,000 displaced in Zambia (includes event 2007-243) Namibia - extensive crop damage in Caprivi region. Highest levels at Kongola since 1981. March 27 - 20,000 afffected by flooding in Caprivi region MODIS observations of flooding in Caprivi region through April 28.	23.79	23.79
23	FL-2008-000024-PHL	Philippines				Eastern Visayas Region  --Eastern Samar - Dolores, General MacArthur, Jipapad, Maslog and Borongan City. Balangkayan. Llorente. Giporlos, Oras, Llorente. Malinao. --Northern Samar - Silvino Lubos. Mondragon, San Roque, Pambujan and Catubig.  --Western Samar - Catbalogan City, Pinabacdao, Gandara. --Leyte - Carigara. Tacloban City. Palo, Tanauan, Tolosa, Alangalang and Dagami. --Capiz - Sigma, Mambusao, Panitan, Panay, and Pontevedra. Jamindan and Tapaz. --Bicol Region - Albay. Mayon volcano area. Libon, Polangui, Malilipot, Tiwi, Legazpi City. Sto. Domingo, Camalig and Guinobatan. Buhi in Camarines Sur. Vinzons in Camarines Norte. Sorsogon, Compostela Valley. Tabaco City, Tiwi. --Catanduanes - Virac --Mindanao - Sulop in southern Davao del Sur. Compostela Valley. Surigao city. Caraga Region. Agusan del Norte (Las Nieves, Jabonga), Agusan Sur (San Miguel). Surigao del Norte (San Francisco, Placer), Surigao del Sur (San Miguel). South Cotabato - Polomolok, T'boli and Sto.	Samar - Loom,Can-obing, Camada and Surok. Bicol River	12-Feb-08	12-Mar-08	30	54	873,000	54,000,000	Heavy rain	1	41,370	6.1	Nine days incessant rain cause floods and landslides. Most of Eastern Samar isloated. Rain caused by caused by a low pressure area in Northern Mindanao and a cold front. Farmland flooded. Thousands moved to higher ground.  Roads and bridges washed out. 873,000 displaced. 140,000 displaced in Samar. $54-million dollars damage in all areas. $24US.4 million infrastructure and agricultural damage in Leyte and Samar islands. P131.25 million damages in Eastern Visayas. Eastern Samar - 14 dead. 106,254 affected. 90% crops damaged. Estimated agricultural damages P300 million. 20,000 hectares flooded in Balangkayan. 3,000 houses damaged. Bridges destroyed. Northern Samar - 186,870 affected. Leyte - 2 dead. 65,974 displaced. P23.46 Million million agriculture damage. P101 Million infrastructure damage. Bicol region - 19 dead. 95,000 evacuated. P313 million agricultrue damage. P240 million infrastructure damage.  Mindanao - Surigao City partly flooded.  16,346 affected by floods in Caraga Region. P52-M damages.	125.22	11.64
24	TC-2008-000023-MDG	Madagascar				Northern areas - Fenenerive East, Sainte Marie, Toamasina, Ampasimbe. Soanierana Ivago, Fioulpointe, Nosy Varika, Andilamena, Mahajanga and Moramanga. Ambatondrazaka region. Anosimahavelona. Antananarivo, Ankadimbahoaka, Anosizato and Andohatapena. Alaotra mangoro, Analamanga, Atsimo Atsinanana, Boeny, Sofia, Atsimo Andrefana. Atsinanana, Ménabé. Marovoay, Lalangina, Midongy South, Betsiboka.	Ipoka, Sisaony and Mamba	17-Feb-08	5-Mar-08	18	93	191,000		Tropical cyclone	1	361,600	6.8	Heavy rain from Cyclone Ivan causes flooding. Cyclone Ivan lands on northeastern coast. 191,000 homeless. 300,000 affected. 45,000 acres crops damaged. Damage to roads, houses, infrastructure, agriculture "every area hit by the cyclone had experienced flooding" Sainte Marie island - 80% of infrastructure destroyed. Fenerive Este - 80,000 homeless. 70% of buildings destroyed. Alaotra Mangoro - 18,000 hectares crops flooded. Antanarivo - 8,000 homeless.	46.90	-18.69
25		China				Xinjiang - Ili valley, Kazakh Prefecture	Ili	1-Feb-08	25-Feb-08	25	0	8,000	1,900,000	Ice jam/break-up	1	17,160	5.6	Worst Ice flows on the Ili river since 2000. Ice jams along China-Kazakhstan border along 35 kilometers of the Ili river.  8,000 people and 32,000 cattle resettled. 315 homes flooded. No deaths reported.	81.88	43.77
26	FL-2008-000030-IDN	Indonesia				Central Java - Kudus, Pati  East Nusa Tenggara - North Timor Tengah, Sikka, Kupang, Nagekeo and Beluhave. West Sumba. Belu District, West Malaka. Flores Island - Ende	Rembang	11-Feb-08	1-Mar-08	20	11	3,500		Heavy rain	1	2,020	4.6	Heavy rains since February 7. Central Java - Floods and landslides. 3,500 displaced. Some cities inundated with 2 meters water for nearly 2 weeks. Flooding persists in Kudos and Pati area and is included in event 2008-030. Kudus - 5 dead in landslide. Pati - 68 villages inundated. East Nusa Tenggara - 4 dead. 500 displaced. 1,000 hectares crops flooded. Flores Island - hundreds homes flooded in Ende.	111.06	-6.80