List of tornadoes and tornado outbreaks in Asia

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These are some notable tornadoes, tornado outbreaks, and tornado outbreak sequences that have occurred in Asia, including the Arabian Peninsula.

Bangladesh

EventDateAreaTornadoesCasualtiesNotesSources
Magura-Narail Districts, Bangladesh tornado11 April 1964 Khulna Division, East Pakistan –>500 fatalitiesA tornado destroyed several villages. Bodies were thrown into trees and cooking utensils were embedded into tree trunks. [1] [2]
Bangladesh tornadoes of April 196914 April 1969 East Pakistan ≥2923 fatalitiesTwo or three tornadoes touched down. One tornado went through the suburbs of Dhaka, killing 660 people. A second tornado touched down in Comilla, killing 263 people. The bodies of victims were mutilated, and a boy was thrown 400 metres (1,300 ft) into a pond. [1] [3]
Dhaka District, Bangladesh tornado17 April 1973 Dhaka Division, Bangladesh ≥1681 fatalitiesA tornado event struck Manikganj District of Dhaka. Two funnels reportedly merged then moved along a zig-zag path. Almost all houses in Balurchar village were completely leveled, as well as eight villages along the Kaliganga River. A boat was thrown 1,000 metres (3,300 ft) [1] [3]
Madaripur-Shibchar, Bangladesh tornado1 April 1977 Dhaka Division, Bangladesh 1500 fatalitiesVillages were completely devastated, and many villagers were struck by corrugated iron sheets. 43 bodies were thrown into a river. [1]
Daulatpur–Saturia tornado 26 April 1989 Dhaka Division, Bangladesh 1>1,300 fatalities, 12,000 injuries1.5 miles wide, deadliest tornado in world history. Estimated as an F3-F4 tornado. [1]
Jamalpur-Tangail Districts, Bangladesh tornado 13 May 1996 Dhaka Division, Bangladesh –600 fatalities, 37,248 injuries80 villages were flattened, with numerous wood and tin homes demolished. A boarding school collapsed and several large buildings, including a movie house, were destroyed. [1]
Savar and Gazipur Districts, Bangladesh tornadedo19 September 2000Dhaka Division, Bangladesh22 fatalities, 5+ injuriesA tornado moved through 5 villages, destroying 500 homes, many of which were built from bamboo and tin. Another tornado struck an industrial area, collapsing 3 factories. Many others sustained light injuries. [2]
Brahmanbaria District Tornado4 May 2003 Brahmanbaria District, Bangladesh1+20+ FatalitiesAt least 20 people were killed by a tornado in several remote villages in the Brahmanbaria District of Bangladesh. [4]
Bangladesh tornado17 July 2005 Gaibandha and Rangpur districts, Bangladesh31 fatalities, 900 injuriesHuts were blown away and 700 mud and straw houses flattened among other damages. [5]
Bangladesh tornado27 July 200520 villages in Mymensingh and Netrokona districts, Bangladesh166 fatalities, 2,000 injuriesEntire villages were destroyed. Numerous people were hit by tin roofing or injured by other flying objects. [6]
Bangladesh tornado17 August 2005Almost 20 farming villages in Netrokona and Mymensingh Districts, Bangladesh 48 fatalities, 700+ injuries36 people were killed in Netrokona, 12 others died in Mymensingh. Thousands of flimsy huts were blown away. Exact number of injuries unknown. [7]
Bangladesh tornadoes11–15 October 2007 Jamalpur, Sunamganj, Barisal, Gopalganj and Bhola Districts, Bangladesh57 fatalitiesTwo outbreaks of severe storms occurred. On October 11, two tornadoes hit Sunamganj and Jamalpur District. On October 15, three waterspout tornadoes embedded in severe storms moved ashore. Over 500 houses were destroyed, over 3,000 people were left homeless. [8]
2013 Brahmanbaria tornado 22 March 2013 Dhaka, Bangladesh20 fatalities, 300+ injuriesMore than 500 homes damaged, including a jail which partially collapses, killing a guard. Trees and power pylons were toppled. [9]

China

EventDateAreaTornadoesCasualtiesNotesSources
Shanghai, China tornado outbreak24 September 1956 Shanghai 368 fatalities, 842 injuriesThree tornadoes hit Shanghai, one of which was estimated at 100 metres (330 ft) wide. Numerous residential buildings were demolished, a 60-ton crane was toppled, and a 10-ton empty oil tank was thrown 120 metres (390 ft), wounding 5 people who were hiding inside. Elsewhere, 37 people were killed and 150 injured at the Shanghai Polytechnic University, where buildings were collapsed, including a 4-story building which was "cut in half" by the tornado. [10] [11]
Hubei, China tornado22 April 1958 Hanchuan, Hubei Province, China –133 fatalitiesTornado rated at least F3 on the Fujita scale. [12]
Shandong, China tornado5 July 1958 Zaozhuang, Shandong Province, China –63 fatalities [12]
Hubei, China tornado31 July 1964 Xiaogan, Hubei Province, China –82 fatalities [12]
Jiangsu, China tornado3 March 1966 Yancheng, Jiangsu Province, China –74–87 fatalitiesTornado moved northeast and was over 1 kilometer wide. 30 river vessels were left missing, and thousands of buildings were damaged. Tornado rated around F4 on the Fujita scale. [12] [10]
Bazhou–Tianjin, China tornadoes28–29 August 1969 Bazhou, Hebei Province, China–Tianjin 2146 fatalities, >1,610 injuriesOn 28 August, a tornado moved from the Hongqiao District to the Nankai District of Tianjin. Six boats were overturned and sank. On the following day, a tornado touched down near Chuhegang Village before moving into Tianjin, dissipating near the Finance and Economics School. The second tornado was much more intense - along the path, trees were uprooted, chimney stacks were toppled, and concrete factories were severely damaged or leveled. The auditorium of the Finance and Economics School was also destroyed. The two tornadoes killed 146 people, of which 52 died in Tianjin and 94 in Chu Hegang Village. Second tornado rated at least F3 on the Fujita scale. [12] [10] [13]
Hubei, China tornado outbreak 16 April 1977 Hubei Province, China ≥3118 fatalities, 1,100+ injuriesThree tornadoes touched down in Hubei Province. Xiaogan, Huangpi, and Huanggang counties were affected. Concrete buildings were destroyed by the tornadoes and numerous trees were uprooted. In Huanggang County, the auditorium of Zongluzui High School was destroyed during a movie viewing, killing 86 people and injuring hundreds. The Huanggang County tornado alone killed 103 people, and was rated at least F3 on the Fujita scale. [12] [11]
Shaanxi, China tornado14 April 1978 Xianyang, Shaanxi Province, China 184 fatalities, 334 injuriesA 15-minute, 300 metres (980 ft) wide tornado destroyed 90% of houses in Zhoucheng village. The tornado path was about 7 kilometres (4.3 mi) long. 945 houses were destroyed, and more than 6,000 trees were damaged. [12] [14]
Hunan, China tornado17 April 1979 Changde, Hunan Province, China –59 fatalities [12]
Hunan, China tornado27 April 1983 Xiangyin County, Miluo City and Pingjiang County, Hunan Province, China 181 fatalities, 970 injuriesA large tornado affected several counties. The tornado collapsed 2,600 homes, while more than 300,000 trees were "destroyed". Two school pupils died after being thrown over 300 metres (980 ft). Fish and shrimp were deposited in nearby mountains by the tornado. [12] [11] [10]
Shanghai, China tornadoes11 July 1986 Shanghai -25–31 fatalities, hundreds of injuriesSeveral tornadoes, described as being similar in strength to the ones in 1956, affected Shanghai. The tornadoes destroyed 4,800 buildings, 11 schools and 14 factories. [10] [15]
Heilongjiang, China tornado outbreak31 July 1987 Heilongjiang Province, China 6+16 fatalities, 442 injuriesA tornado outbreak affected Heilongjiang Province. Fourteen counties and cities were affected. Six F4 tornadoes occurred across Hailun. [10] [16]
Guangdong Province, China tornado19 April 1995 Guangdong Province, China –7 fatalities [17]
Hong Kong Airport Tornado20 May 2003 Hong Kong 1NoneA weak tornado struck Hong Kong International Airport. [18]
South China tornado20 April 2003Tiaofeng Town of Leizhou City, Guangdong Province, China29 injuriesUnclear how many houses destroyed since more houses are listed as destroyed than affected ("affected 423 homes and destroyed 793 houses"), and if that many houses were actually destroyed, the deaths and injuries may have been under-reported. [19]
Hong Kong Airport Tornado20 May 2003 Hong Kong 1NoneA weak tornado struck Hong Kong International Airport. [18]
Guangdong, China tornado11 May 2005Huilai County and Lufeng, Guangdong Province, China6 fatalities, 100+ injuries204 houses destroyed, 28,310 people affected, 31 million yuan in economic losses [20]
Jiangsu, China tornado14 June 2005 Shuyang County, Jiangsu Province, China7 fatalities, 223+ injuries"Several hundred were injured", 194,487 houses destroyed, 825,000 people affected, 1.2 billion yuan in economic losses [21]
Hunan, China tornado27 July 2005 Hengyang and Hengnan counties, Hunan Province, China7 fatalities, 207 injuries2,430 houses destroyed, 700 families homeless, some injuries caused by chemical leaks associated with the storm [22]
Anhui, China tornado30 July 2005Anhui Province, China15 fatalities, 46 injuries42.1 million yuan in economic losses [23]
Nanyang, Henan, China tornado3 August 200520 townships, Nanyang city, Henan Province, China2 fatalities, 35 injuries15,000 trees uprooted, 136 million yuan in economic losses [24]
Guangdong, China tornado11–15 August 2005Qishi Township and 384 villages in Zhanjiang, Guangdong Province, China3 fatalities, 195 injuries20 people missing- unknown if found from news accounts [25] [26]
Shanghai, China tornado13 August 2005Dongjie Village of Huangdu Town, Jiading, Qingpu and Baoshan districts, Shanghai, China9 injuriesCaused power outage for 3,760 families and 124 businesses. Tornado also knocked down five high-voltage power lines, causing more widespread power outages. [27]
Guangdong, China tornado8 September 200517 villages in Lianjiang City, Guangdong Province, China NoneNo casualties, injuries unknown, 10,000 people affected, 480 houses destroyed, 12.8 million yuan in economic losses. [28]
Hainan, China tornado27 September 2005 Lingao County, Hainan Province, China6 fatalities, 15 injuries6 houses destroyed, 70 others damaged [29]
Jiangsu, China tornado29 November 2005 Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, China6 fatalities, 52 injuries [30]
Anhui, China tornado6 December 2005Wuwei County, Anhui Province, China16 fatalities, 162 injuries715 houses destroyed, 24 million yuan in economic losses [31]
Guangdong, China tornado1 March 2006Leizhou City, Guangdong Province, China9 injuries510 houses destroyed. [32]
Shanghai, China tornado13 March 2006 Pudong New Area, Shanghai, China34 injuries [33]
Shenzhen, China tornado27 March 2006Longgang and Pingshan districts, Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, China5 fatalities, 12 injuries [34]
Anhui, China tornado29 June 2006Sixian County, Anhui Province China3 fatalities, 46 injuriesDeaths from the collapse of a school roof on students. [35] [36]
Southeast China tornado3 July 2007 Gaoyou City, Jiangsu Province and Tianchang City, Anhui Province, China14 fatalities, 151 injuries [37] [38]
Zhejiang, China tornado18 August 2007 Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province, China11 fatalities, 62 injuries156 houses destroyed. [39] [40]
Heilongjiang, China tornado25 May 2008 Wuchang City, Heilongjiang Province, China1 fatality, 36 injuriesF2 tornado and hailstorm hit 7 towns. 433 houses damaged. [41]
Guangdong, China tornado6 June 2008 Wuchuan, Guangdong, China20 injuries [42]
Anhui, China tornado20 June 2008 Lingbi County, Anhui Province, China1 fatality, 49 injuries650 houses destroyed and 960 damaged, 950 people relocated. [43] [44]
East China Sea tornado5 July 2008 East China Sea, China3 fatalitiesFishing boat capsized, 4 people still missing [45] [46]
Jiangsu, China tornado30 July 2008Linze Town, Jiangsu Province, China4 fatalities, 90+ injuriesAssociated with Tropical Storm Fung-wong, 751,600 people were evacuated in advance [47]
Chongqing, China tornado6 May 2010Dianjiang and Liangping counties, Chongqing Municipality, China39 fatalities, 200 injuries [48] [49]
Heilongjiang, China tornado15 May 2010 Suihua City, Heilongjiang Province, China7 fatalities, 98 injuries [50]
Jiangxi, China tornado20 July 2010 Yongxiu County, Jiangxi Province, ChinaUnknownUnknown mortality and damages from news article found. [51]
Guangdong, China tornado2 May 2011Dabu Town of Ruyuan Yao Nationality Autonomous County, Guangdong Province ChinaNone1 house destroyed, 53 damaged, injuries unknown. [52]
Hunan, China tornado9 May 2012 Lianyuan, Hunan Province, China4 fatalities, 30 injuries5,000 people in the area forced to relocate, up to 1,000 collapsed houses. [53]
Jiangxi, China tornado17–22 July 2012Yunsyu County, Jiangxi Province and Anhui Province, China1 fatality, numerous injuriesTotal loss of life and property unclear from the news report. Number of wounded unclear from article. 580,000 people affected by severe weather. [54]
Guangxi, China tornado17 April 2013Qixing District, Guilin and Rong'an County, Liuzhou, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China8 injuries [55]
Hunan, China tornado20 March 2013 Dao County, Hunan Province, China3 fatalities, 52 injuries [56] [57]
Guangdong, China tornado21 March 2013 Fujian Province and Dongguan, Guangdong Province, China24 fatalities, 148 injuriesCapsized a river ferry, killing 11; 215,000 people in the area forced to relocate because of severe weather. [58]
Jiangsu & Anhui, China tornado7 July 2013Yuhu Village, Gaoyou City and Yizheng City, Jiangsu Province, and Tianchang City, Anhui Province, China49 injuries500 houses damaged, some rows of houses completely leveled to foundations. [59] [60]
Foshan City, China tornado4 October 2015Shunde District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province, China3 fatalities, 80 injuriesAssociated with Typhoon Mujigae. [61] [62]
Jiangxi, China tornado16 April 2016Yichin City and Shangu Town, Jing'an County and Gao'an County, Jiangxi Province, ChinaNone258 houses damaged, 27 million yuan in damages. [63]
Jiangsu tornado 23 June 2016 Yancheng, Jiangsu Province, China≥299 fatalities, 846 injuriesAn EF4 tornado accompanied by a hailstorm killed at least 98 people and injured 846 others. The same supercell later produced a second tornado that killed one person [64]
Yucheng County tornado31 March 2019 Yucheng County, China 12 fatalities, 20 injuriesTornado swept through scenic area, lifting a bouncy house which killed two children. Rated EF0 [65]
Wuhan tornado outbreak 14-15 May 2021 Wuhan, China≥1315 fatalities, 400 injuriesAt least 12 people were killed and hundreds were injured in a major tornado outbreak across the Wuhan and Jiangsu provinces of China. At least one EF3 tornado was confirmed. [66] [67]

India

EventDateAreaTornadoesCasualtiesNotesSources
Calcutta, India tornado8 April 1838 Calcutta, India1215 fatalities [68]
Assam, India tornado19 April 1963 Assam, India–139 fatalities [69]
Ludhiana Tornado10 March 1975 Ludhiana, India 1+10 fatalities [70]
New Delhi, India tornado of March 197817 March 1978 National Capital Region, India –28 fatalities, 700 injuries [71]
Odisha, India tornado10 April 1978 Odisha, India–150 fatalities [69] [71]
West Bengal, India tornado9 April 1993 West Bengal, India–145 fatalities [69]
West Bengal–Odisha, India tornado24 March 1998 West Bengal and Odisha, India160 fatalities, 2,000 injuries [69]
South India tornado31 March 2009 Odisha, India20 fatalities, 150 injuries300 homes, 11 villages destroyed. [72]
Jharkhand, India tornado26 August 2013 Ranchi, Jharkhand, India–NoneA tornado reported at the outskirts of the city Ranchi. It caused severe damage to the Ranchi Airport. [73]
West Bengal tornadoes25 May 2021 Hooghly  – North 24 Parganas, West Bengal 22 fatalities, 5 injuriesRare tornado in West Bengal, damaged 80 houses. Two people died after being electrocuted. The incident happened before the landfall of Cyclone Yaas. [74] [75]
Jalpaiguri tornado31st March, 2024Mainaguri,

Jalpaiguri, West Bengal

14Sudden Tornado occurred near Mainaguri of Jalpaiguri District. In 10 minutes it devastated a whole village. More than 100 people were injured.

Indonesia

Japan

EventDateAreaTornadoesCasualtiesNotesSources
Miyazaki tornado26 September 1881 Miyazaki, Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan≥116 fatalitiesDeadliest Japanese tornado; destroyed Miyazaki Elementary School [76]
Yodobashi Town tornado23 September 1903Yodobashi Town, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan≥110 fatalities, 14 injuriesStruck an elementary school in Toyotoma County [76]
Toyohashi City tornado28 November 1941 Toyohashi City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan≥112 fatalities, 177 injuries347 houses completely destroyed or heavily damaged [76]
Tomiye City tornado10 November 1957Tomiye City, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan≥16 fatalities, 8 injuries [76]
Azuma village tornado2 July 1962Aruma village, Chiba Prefecture, Japan≥12 fatalities [76]
Hamamatsu tornado26 August 1962 Hamamatsu, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan≥1None168 houses severely damaged [76]
1964 Tokyo tornado24 May 1964 Southwestern Tokyo, Japan–None480 houses damaged [77]
Ooami-Shirasato town tornado28 October 1967Ooami-Shirasato town, Chiba Prefecture, Japan-2 fatalities, 2 injuries [76]
Sashima town tornado23 August 1969 Sashima town, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan≥12 fatalities, 107 injuries [76]
1978 Tokyo tornado28 February 1978Japan≥136 injuriesLongest path length Japanese tornado at 41.2 km (25.6 mi)

Damaged 289 homes and derailed a train

 [76] [78]
Hachirohgata village tornado11 January 1987Hachirohgata village, Akita Prefecture, Japan≥1NoneLongest duration Japanese tornado at 41 minutes [76]
Mobara tornado11 December 1990 Mobara, Chiba Prefecture, Japan1 death, 78 injuries (Ted Fujita lists 60 injuries)Violent tornado damaged 1000 homes, 82 completely destroyed. Officially rated as F3 but rated as F4 by Fujita based from one home that was lofted from its foundation and some contextuals [79] [80]
Toyohashi City tornadoes24 September 1999 Toyohashi City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan4262 injuriesF3 tornado [81]
Nobeoka, Miyazaki tornado18 September 2006 Nobeoka, Miyazaki Prefecture (Kyūshū), Japan–3 fatalities, 100 injuries2nd deadliest tornado in recent Japanese history [82]
2006 Saroma tornado 7 November 2006 Saroma, Hokkaidō, Japan9 fatalities, 26 injuriesF3 tornado. Deadliest tornado in recent Japanese history [83]
Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture tornado6 May 2012 Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan11 fatality, 52 injuriesJapan's worst tornado since November 2006; 890 houses were damaged. Rated F3. [84]
Sanba (Karen) 18 September 2012JapanSeveralNone [85]
Saitama Prefecture tornado2 September 2013 Saitama Prefecture, Japan163 injuriesF2 tornado [86] [87] [88]
Tropical Storm Toraji 4 September 2013Japan3NoneStrongest reported tornado at F1 intensity. [87] [89]
Typhoon Man-yi 15–16 September 2013Japan1010 injuriesTen F0 and F1 tornadoes touched down, damaging over 900 homes. [89] [90]

Kazakhstan

Malaysia

EventDateAreaTornadoesCasualtiesNotesSources
2014 Peninsula Malaysia tornado outbreak 14 October – 12 November 2014Malaysia5NoneStrongest reported tornado was at F2 intensity. [91] [92]
Bukit Kayu Hitam TornadoJanuary 26 2022 Bukit Kayu Hitam, Kedah, Malaysia 1NoneA tornado passed through Bukit Kayu Hitam and caused minor damage. [93]

Maldives

EventDateAreaTornadoesCasualtiesNotesSources
Hithadhoo tornado17 May 2017 Hithadhoo, Addu City -0 fatalities, 0 injuriesA tornado struck the Hithadhoo district of Addu City, damaging 12 homes and blowing down roads. [94]

Mongolia

EventDateAreaTornadoesCasualtiesNotesSources
Khashaat tornado26 July 2014 Khashaat - ?Violent F4 tornado that leveled homes and destroyed vehicles.

Myanmar

EventDateAreaTornadoesCasualtiesNotesSources
Myanmar / Burma tornado15 May 1990 Myanmar / Burma -1 fatality, 28 injuriesPassenger train derailed [95]
South Myanmar tornado14 July 2009South Myanmar-1 fatality, 6 injuriesA tornado struck small villages and rural areas of south Myanmar, destroying 30 homes in the village of Kyein Chaung Gyi. [96]
Mandalay tornado10 August 2009Mandalay-0 fatalities, 0 injuriesA tornado destroyed homes and a school in rural areas of central Myanmar. [97]
Hpakant tornado6 April 2015 Hpakant -3 fatalities, 5 injuriesOn April 6, three people were killed and five others were injured when a tornado struck two villages within Hpakant, Kachin State, Myanmar. [98]
Lewe Township tornado21 April 2023Naypyidaw, Myanmar-8 fatalities, 109 injuriesOn the evening of April 21st a tornado struck parts of Lewe Township, Naypyidaw. In one village alone 155 houses were destroyed. 8 people died and 109 more were injured. [99]

Nepal

EventDateAreaTornadoesCasualtiesNotesSources
March 2019 southern Nepal tornado 31 March 2019 Bara District, Nepal 128 fatalities, 1,176 injuriesAn unrated (≥EF2 estimated) tornado damaged at least 400 houses; possibly the first time Nepal was hit by a tornado. Thousands of buildings were destroyed or damaged, dozens of vehicles including buses were blown over. [100]

Pakistan

EventDateAreaTornadoesCasualtiesNotesSources
Bhalwal, Pakistan tornado28 March 2001 Bhalwal, Pakistan–3 fatalities, 100 injuries [101]
Pakistan Tornadoes17-18 February 2003Pakistan2+7 fatalities, 185 injuriesOn the 17th, a tornado killed five people and injured 35 in Gadap Town, Pakistan. More than 80 structures were destroyed, and many livestock were killed as well. [102] [103] Another tornado struck the next day near Lahore in eastern Pakistan, killing two people and injuring 150. 400 homes were destroyed in four villages. [103]
2015 Pakistan tornado 26 April 2015Northwestern Pakistan1+45 fatalities, 162 injuriesA storm, initially described as a "mini cyclone," later determined to be a tornado, struck the Valley of Peshawar in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, killing 45 people and injuring at least 162. [104] [105]

Philippines

EventDateAreaTornadoesCasualtiesNotesSources
Macabebe — Masantol, Philippines tornado13 June 1968 Macabebe & Masantol, Pampanga, Philippines 112 fatalities, 30 injuriesTornado formed shortly before midnight and moved through villages south of Clark Air Base. 8 people died at Macabebe and 4 died at Masantol. [106]
Malita tornado3 June 1989 Malita, Davao del Sur, Philippines111 fatalities, 4+ injuriesTornado uprooted trees and crops along its path. 150 homes and 2 bridges were destroyed. The tornado was accompanied by flash flooding. [107] [108]
Dipolog tornado14 June 1990 Dipolog, Zamboanga del Norte, Philippines130 fatalities, 50 injuriesA tornado moved ashore in Dipolog, leveling 59 homes constructed from coconut leaves. People and animals were carried to the sea. [109] [110]
Southern Philippines tornado2 July 1994near Cagayan de Oro, Misamis Oriental, Southern Philippines 12 fatalitiesFour riverside villages were "devastated". 11 people were left missing. [111]
San Fernando, Philippines tornado16 October 1994 San Fernando, Pampanga, Philippines 13 fatalitiesA tornado struck an evacuation center filled with people displaced by mudflows from Mount Pinatubo. [111]
Datu Piang tornado29 November 1994 Datu Piang, Maguindanao, Philippines114 fatalitiesEight farming villages were impacted by a tornado and downpours. 160 houses and a school were destroyed. [112]
Los Bańos, Laguna tornado14 August 2008Los Bańos, Laguna, Philippines120 injuriesSeveral homes were damaged and lost roofs in a tornado, which lasted for around 5 minutes. Trees were uprooted. [113]
UP Diliman, Quezon City tornado4 June 2009 Quezon City, Philippines1NoneA tornado demolished 12 shanties at the University of the Philippines Diliman campus. [114]
Sariaya, Quezon tornado14 June 2009Sariaya, Quezon Province, Philippines11 injuryTwo villages were affected by a tornado. 7 houses and a school were damaged. [114]
Nangka (Feria) 23 June 2009 Quezon Province & Eastern Samar, Philippines24 fatalities, 2 injuriesNear Perez, a tornado capsized a fishing boat, killing 4 of the men aboard and injuring 2 others. Another tornado destroyed 20 homes in Can-avid. Associated with Tropical Storm Nangka. [114] [115]
Oton, Iloilo tornado10 August 2009Oton, Iloilo, Philippines120 injuries26 houses were damaged. 20 pupils were injured at an elementary school. [114]
Quezon City tornado24 June 2011 Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines 1NoneA tornado moved through seven villages. Homes had their roofs peeled off, while trees and electric posts were toppled. 30 houses damaged, injuries unknown. [116] [117]
Bebinca (Fabian) 20 June 2013 Mimaropa, Philippines.2NoneOne tornado damaged the Palawan State University, while the other damaged 2 houses. [118]
Rumbia (Gorio) 29 June 2013Quezon, Philippines1None41 houses were damaged and a motor boat was completely destroyed. [119]
Pikit, North Cotabato tornado15 August 2015 Pikit, North Cotabato, Philippines 17 injuries7 persons injured, 152 houses destroyed. A mosque and a school building were also destroyed. [120]
Manila tornado 14 August 2016 Manila, Philippines12 injuriesRare tornado damaged at least 200 houses; only the second time Manila has been hit by a tornado. Approximately 2 are injured. [121] [122]
Northern Samar tornado5 August 2019 Lavezares, Northern Samar, Philippines1Unknown11 houses destroyed, injuries unknown [123]
Cavite Tornado19 May 2022 General Trias, Cavite, Philippines1UnknownA tornado damaged 101 houses, leaving 357 individuals homeless.
Pampanga TornadoJune 22 2023 Bacolor Pampanga 13 injuries20 Houses and 32 structures damaged as tornado hit some areas in Pampanga [124] [125]
Tropical Storm Ewiniar (Aghon)May 24 2024Lavezares, Northern SamarUnknownUnknownA tornado spawned in Lavezares, Northern Samar, destroying four houses and damaging eight others.

Qatar

EventDateAreaTornadoesCasualtiesNotesSources

Saudi Arabia

EventDateAreaTornadoesCasualtiesNotesSources

Sri Lanka

EventDateAreaTornadoesCasualtiesNotesSources
Sri Lanka tornado12 March 2006 Medirigiriya, Polonnaruwa District, Sri LankaNonealmost 500 homes destroyed, 10,000 people affected [126]

Vietnam

EventDateAreaTornadoesCasualtiesNotesSources
Central Vietnam tornado23 September 1997 Central Vietnam –4 fatalities [127]
Tiền Giang, Vietnam tornadoes23 August 2000 Tiền Giang Province, Vietnam21 fatality, 77 injuries [127]
Trieu Son district, Vietnam tornado13 June 2007 Thanh Hóa Province, Vietnam 2 fatalitiesNearly 500 houses damaged [128]
Hải Phòng province

tornadoes

23 June 2011 Hải Phòng

province

1+2 fatalities, 80+ injuriesDue to close proximity with Typhoon Haima, multiple supercell were spawned ahead of the typhoon, causing at least more than 1 tornadoes. The tornado hit Thủy Nguyên district at 5:30 PM local time, causing nearly 1,000 house to be unroofed. Two people were killed, one of them was a pregnant, over a dozen other injured. [129]
Cờ Đỏ district, Cần Thơ province tornado30 July 2014 Cần Thơ province 15 injuriesAn unsual tornado impacted Cờ Đỏ district at 7:00 AM local time. 160+ houses were damaged or destroyed [130]
March outbreak3 March - 4 March 2020Northwest

Region of Vietnam

35 fatalities, 17 injuriesAn outbreak of severe thunderstorms and tornadoes struck seven provinces in Vietnam. A tornado struck Ha Giang, killing 2 people. In Lao Cai, killing 2 more people. A tornado then struck the north-eastern part of the country, killing 1 person. Overall, 5 people were killed and 17 people were injured. [131]
Vĩnh Phúc Province tornado10 June 2020 Vĩnh Phúc Province 13 fatalities, 18 injuriesA large tornado caused a wood processing warehouse in Vĩnh Phúc Province of Vietnam to collapse, killing three people and injuring eighteen.. [132]
Vĩnh Long province tornado29 June 2023 Vĩnh Long province 1NoneA tornadic waterspout impacted Vĩnh Long province. No fatalities and injuries were reported, though many houses were severely damaged. [133]

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<i>Jiaolong</i> (submersible) Chinese crewed deep-sea research submersible

Jiaolong is a Chinese crewed deep-sea research submersible that can dive to a depth of over 7,000 metres (23,000 ft), developed from the Sea Pole-class bathyscaphe. It has the second-greatest depth range of any crewed research vehicle of the Chinese Navy; the only crewed expeditions to have gone deeper were the dives of the Trieste bathyscaphe in 1960, Archimède in 1962, Deepsea Challenger in 2012, and DSV Limiting Factor in 2019.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Typhoon Fitow</span> Pacific typhoon in 2013

Typhoon Fitow, known in the Philippines as Typhoon Quedan, was the strongest typhoon to make landfall in Mainland China during October since 1949. The 21st named storm of the 2013 Pacific typhoon season, Fitow developed on September 29 to the east of the Philippines. It initially tracked north-northwestward, gradually intensifying into a tropical storm and later to typhoon status, or with winds of at least 120 km/h (75 mph). Fitow later turned more to the west-northwest due to an intensifying ridge to the east, bringing the typhoon over the Ryukyu Islands with peak winds of 140 km/h (87 mph) on October 5. The next day, the typhoon struck China at Fuding in Fujian province. Fitow quickly weakened over land, dissipating on October 7.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Demographics of Shanghai</span>

The 2010 census put Shanghai's total population at 23,019,148, a growth of 37.53% from 16,737,734 in 2000. 20.6 million of the total population, or 89.3%, are urban, and 2.5 million (10.7％) are rural. Based on population of total administrative area, Shanghai is the second largest of the four direct-controlled municipalities of China, behind Chongqing, but is generally considered the largest Chinese city because Chongqing's urban population is much smaller.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Shanghai United Media Group</span> State-owned media company of the Peoples Republic of China

Shanghai United Media Group is a state media company of the People's Republic of China, established on October 28, 2013, through the merger of the city's two largest newspaper groups, the Jiefang Daily Press Group and the Wenhui–Xinmin United Press Group. The media group is overseen by the Shanghai Municipal Committee of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Shanghai Ferry</span> Overview of transport in Shanghai

The Shanghai Ferry is a system of ferry routes across the Huangpu River in Shanghai. The ferry service started on January 5, 1911 by the municipal authorities in Pudong. Before the 1970s, the ferry service was the only way to cross the Huangpu River. In the 1980s, the Shanghai Ferry became one of the busiest ferry services in the world. In the 1990s, as bridges and tunnels across the Huangpu river were built, the ferry service saw a sharp drop in ridership. The Shanghai Ferry currently consists of 18 ferry lines and is operated by the state-owned Shanghai Ferry Company.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Tropical Storm Rumbia</span> Pacific tropical storm in 2018

Tropical Storm Rumbia was a rather weak but very destructive tropical cyclone that caused widespread and disastrous flooding in East China in August 2018. The twenty-second officially recognized tropical cyclone of the 2018 Pacific typhoon season, Rumbia developed from an area of low pressure that developed southeast of the Ryukyu Islands on August 13. Favorable environmental conditions supported development of the low into a tropical depression by August 15. At 12:00 UTC that day, the depression strengthened into Tropical Storm Rumbia, which refers to the Sago palm. Initially moving northward, the cyclone turned westward in response to a building ridge to its northeast while slowly strengthening, reaching its peak intensity with maximum 10-minute sustained winds of 85 km/h (50 mph) on August 16. At 20:05 UTC that day, the storm made landfall in Shanghai at peak intensity, maintaining its strength as it moved inland due to ample environmental moisture. However, Rumbia began to weaken as it continued further inland, degenerating into a tropical depression on August 17 shortly before becoming extratropical over central China. The extratropical remnants of Rumbia accelerated northeastward into the Russian Far East, where they dissipated on August 23.

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