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GLIDE: TC-2009-000105-BGD
Bangladesh:Tropical Cyclone:2009/05/25
Duration 2009/05/25 At least 17 people were killed in eastern India and Bangladesh on 25 May 2009 when a cyclone slammed into coastal areas and triggered tidal surges and flooding, leaving thousands homeless, officials said. Country or District Bangladesh Name Tropical Cyclone
Headline(Source, Date) Personal Injury Material Damage Others Government of Bangladesh 2009/06/11 Dead: 190
Injured: 7,103
Affected: 3,928,238
Affected family: 948,621Damaged houses: 613,778
Damaged crops: 323,454 acreGovernment of Bangladesh 2009/05/30 Dead: 155
Missing: 10
Injured: 7,108
Affected: 3,606,116
Affected family: 8,01,602Damaged houses: 564,315
Damaged crops: 327,406 acre
Specific Matters
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Report/Articles
- Government of Bangladesh 2009/06/11
Disaster Management Information Centre situation report 11 Jun 2009- Government of Bangladesh 2009/05/30
Disaster Management Information Centre situation report 30 May 2009- Government of Bangladesh 2009/05/27
Total 14 districts were affected by the cyclone. 100 persons reported dead.- Reuters AlertNet 2009/05/25
Cyclone kills 17 in eastern India and BangladeshGeographycal Data Information
- Government of Bangladesh 2009/06/07
Bangladesh: Cyclone Aila - Damage Information (as of 6 June 2009)- OCHA Relief Web 2009/05/26
Tropical Cyclone Aila as of 26 May 2009Emergency Relief Information
Urgent Report from Supporting Members of the Asian Disaster Reduction Center
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- International Charter 2009/05/25
Ocean Storm and flood in Bangladesh