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Release date
April 2023
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Region
Philippines
Survey time period
1980 to 2022
Supplementary notes
The source adds the following information: "Only climate related disasters (Wildfire, Storm, Landslide, Flood, Extreme Temperature, Drought, Fog, Wave Action and Glacial Lake Outburst) are covered."
The disasters that are covered by EM-DAT were the one that killed ten or more people, affected 100 or more people, led to declaration of a state of emergency, and led to call for international assistance.
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