A flood in Guinea has killed 30 people, according to a report published by the Global Disaster Alert and Coordination System (GDACS). The flooding began on 23 August 2026 and continued until 25 August 2026, the date of the last available update.

According to GDACS, the flooding caused 30 deaths. The same report lists zero people displaced as of its most recent update.

GDACS issued a green alert for the event. Under the system’s classification, a green alert indicates the lowest level of expected humanitarian impact, though the reported death toll underscores the localized severity of the flooding.

GDACS is a cooperation framework that provides near real-time alerts about natural disasters worldwide and tools to support response coordination. Its reports are drawn from automated data sources and are updated as new information becomes available, meaning figures can change over time.

The GDACS report does not include further details on the specific regions affected within Guinea, the cause of the flooding, or the response efforts underway. Additional information from local authorities or humanitarian agencies was not included in the source material.