Natural Disasters List September 29, 2012-Valencia tornado injures 35

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• Tornado in Valencia, Spain
  -At least 35 people injured in tornado in Gandia city of Valencia, Spain.
  -Fifteen of the 35 hurt were seriously injured.
  -Local Police closed traffic to the plaza del Prado, the streets Villalonga, Vallier, Vicente Ferrer Foundation Pari and Raval Mosque because of the damage caused by the storm.
  -Flooding killed eight people across Spain which includes four people in the province of Murcia, three in Almeria and one in Malaga.
  -A red alert was issued in Málaga and Almería of Spain.
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Recent Earthquakes
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• M 4.7 moderate shallow earthquake Off the East Coast of Honshu, Japan (@ 23 km depth) with epicenter located 190 km E of Miyako. It will have faintly felt by the people of Yamada, Otsuchi and Kamaishi.
  10:11 UTC (local time Saturday, September 29, 2012 at 08:11 PM @ epicenter)
• M 5.8 strong shallow earthquake in Guerrero, Mexico (@ 22 km depth) with epicenter located just 7 km SE of Cuajinicuilapa. Light shaking of MMI IV will have felt by the people of Ometepec, San Juan Cacahuatepec, Cuajinicuilapa, San Pedro Amuzgos, Santiago Pinotepa Nacional and Xochistlahuaca. People of Huajuapan de Leon, Acapulco de Juarez, Chilpancingo de los Bravos, Santa Cruz Xoxocotlan and Oaxaca de Juarez will have felt weak shaking of MMI III.
  07:11 UTC (local time Saturday, September 29, 2012 at 02:11 AM @ epicenter)
• M 4.2 light shallow earthquake in Dodecanese Islands, Greece (@ 5 km depth) with epicenter located 70 km SE of Karpathos. It will have feintly felt by the people of Trianta, Rodos and Datca (Turkey).
  02:39 UTC (local time Saturday, September 29, 2012 at 05:39 AM @ epicenter)
  
• M 4.5 moderate deep earthquake in Sicily, Italy (@ 247 km depth) with epicenter located 14 km WNW of Lipari. It will have faintly felt by the people of Capo d'Orlando, Patti and Milazzo.
  00:39 UTC (local time Saturday, September 29, 2012 at 02:39 AM @ epicenter)

Recent Flash Floods
Ongoing Major River Floods (Based on Satellite observation): Argentina (Parana), Australia (Murray), Bolivia (Guapore and Madre de Dios), Brazil (Purus, Rio Juruena, Rio Teles Pires, Rio Paranaiba, Rio Negro and Tocantins), Cambodia, Cameroon (Benue), Chad, China (Mekong, Brahmaputra and Huang He), Colombia (Japura and Magdelena), Ethiopia (Blue Nile), Ghana, India (Brahmaputra), Kenya (Nyando and Muhoroni), Mali, Myanmar (Irrawaddy), New Zealand, Niger, Nigeria (Niger and Benue), Pakistan (indus), Peru (Purus), Senegal, Sudan (Nile) and United States (Mississippi).

• Flash floods in Beledweyne, Somalia
  -Four killed and hundreds of people became homeless after flooding in Beledweyne, Hiiraan, Somalia.
  -Shabelle River burst its banks and destroyed hundreds of houses.
  
• Flash floods in Spain
  -Death toll from Spain floods has risen to seven.
  -Four of the victims were in the coastal provinces of Malaga and Almeria. Click for detail report on Spain flood 2012.
  
• Coastal flooding in Gbekebor, Nigeria
  -Ocean Surge caused coastal flooding in Gbekebor community in Burutu Local Government Area of Delta State.
  -It affected more than 120 houses. The disaster also affected fishing materials and farmlands.

Recent Volcanic Activity
Erupting Volcanoes: Fuego, Villarrica, Stromboli, Erta Ale, Nyiragongo, Ol Doniyo Lengai, Sakurajima, Marapi, Gamalama, Bagana, Dukono, Semeru, Batu Tara, Yasur, Ulawun, Kizimen and Kilauea volcano.


Recent Tropical Cyclones

• Typhoon Jelawat
  -As of 03:00 UTC, Typhoon Jelawat was located 60 nm northeast of Kadena air base, Okinawa, Japan.
  -Following NASA advisory, the cyclone is comparable to a category 3 hurricane.
• Tropical Storm Ewiniar
  -As of 03:00 UTC, TS Ewiniar was located 360 nm east of yokosuka, Japan.
• Hurricane Nadine
  -As of 03:00 UTC, Hurricane Nadine was oated 1100 km SW of the Azores.
  -Nadine is a category one hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson hurricane wind scale and is moving toward the north-northwest near 10 mph.
• Tropical Depression Norman
  -As of 03:00 UTC, TD Norman was located 65 km S of los mochi, Mexico.
  -Heavy rains expected across sinaloa and western Durango.

Natural Disaster News

• South of Spain hit by double disasters
  The south of Spain has been hit by two natural disasters, with flooding killing nine people so far and a tornado in the same area injuring 35 people.

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