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DISASTER3d agoNepal flood miracle: Mother reunites with 8-year-old who climbed trees to surviveAfter a devastating glacier collapse and avalanche in Nepal, a mother believed she had lost her two sons forever. But against all odds, her 8-year-old son survived alone in the forest before being rescued and airlifted to safety, leading to an emotional reunion that has touched hearts across the country.The Hindu
DISASTERBREAKING3d agoLive updates as multiple M6 and M5 lanes closed across West MidlandsLive updates report multiple M6 and M5 lanes are closed across the West Midlands, indicating significant traffic disruption in the area.birminghammail.co.uk · United Kingdom
DISASTER3d agoProbe after arson attack on house in Tyrone leaves one person hospitalisedA probe has been launched following an arson attack on a house in Tyrone, which resulted in one person being hospitalized. This reports on a serious incident involving property damage and injury.irishmirror.ie · Ireland
DISASTER3d agoHong Kong school opens at new Tai Po campus after deadly Wang Fuk Court blazeNearly 600 pupils and their teachers at a Hong Kong primary school closed after the deadly Wang Fuk Court blaze will be reunited at a newly renovated campus in Tai Po, ending months spent across two temporary sites. Tai Po Baptist Public School, formerly located near Wang Fuk Court, opened its new premises at Fu Shin Estate on Saturday, with pupils, teachers and parents expressing relief at finally having a settled place to reunite. The campus was formerly home to CCC Kei Ching Primary School,...South China Morning Post
DISASTER3d agoGermany news: Fire at Berlin refugee home sparks evacuationsDozens of firefighters were deployed after the blaze broke out on the fourth floor of a refugee shelter in Spandau. Meanwhile, a Taliban team is reportedly in Germany to help speed up Afghan deportations. DW has more.DW News [en]
DISASTER3d agoEurope summer drought threatens fish in rivers , lakes and farmsA summer drought across Europe is endangering fish populations in rivers and lakes and impacting agricultural farms. This describes a significant environmental issue with potential economic consequences.sitkasentinel.com · United States
DISASTER3d agoA century on from tragic Limerick fire where 48 lives were lostThis article commemorates the centenary of a tragic fire in Limerick that resulted in the loss of 48 lives. It highlights a historical disaster.irishexaminer.com · Ireland
DISASTER4d agoHow NaijAidUK Expands Emergency Preparedness – THISDAYLIVENaijAidUK is expanding its efforts in emergency preparedness. This highlights initiatives aimed at improving readiness for potential crises.thisdaylive.com · Nigeria
DISASTER4d ago8-year-old Nepal flood survivor reunited with mother after rescueEight-year-old Nepal flood survivor reunited with mother after rescueAl Jazeera [en]
DISASTER4d agoTorching cars at A66 crash vigil completely unacceptable , say policePolice have condemned the torching of cars at a vigil held for a crash on the A66, labeling the actions as completely unacceptable. This indicates a public order issue following a local incident.edp24.co.uk · United Kingdom
DISASTER4d agoExtreme heat splits Italy: over 44C in south, heavy downpours in northThe stifling heat that has gripped Italy all summer shows no sign of easing, with temperatures above 44C in the south and islands, and forecasters warning the sultry weather will persist into September.EuroNews [en]
DISASTER4d agoExtreme heat splits Italy: over 44C in the south, heavy downpours in the northItaly's stifling summer heatwave continues with temperatures above 44C in the south and islands; the fifth heatwave will peak on Friday and forecasters say the muggy weather may last into September.EuroNews [en]
DISASTER4d agoSwitzerland's Beznau nuclear power plant back online after heatwaves force shutdownReactor 1 was first brought online in 1969 and Reactor 2 in 1971, making it one of the oldest nuclear plants in the world.EuroNews [en]
DISASTER4d agoFrance's cheese producers worry after summer of heatwaves: 'If this happens again next year, it will be a disaster'Heatwaves have taken a heavy toll on milk production, while scorched pastures have forced farmers to draw on feed reserves normally kept for winter. Producers of many protected-origin cheeses can no longer comply with the rules set out in their official specifications and are concerned about the future.Le Monde [en]
DISASTER4d agoGermany's grape harvest starts earlier than everGrowers expect good quality but below-average yields following an exceptionally hot summer. It continues a decades-long shift toward earlier picking.DW News [en]
DISASTER4d agoThe ghost of the Himalayas haunts the Alps: the danger of glaciers collapsing in Europe and the most feared scenarioClarín
DISASTER4d agoFight for water: Dried-up lakes and mass fish deaths at one of Hungary's largest fish farmsThe fish farm's manager blames upstream irrigation, but water authorities say water was shared according to the rules and none was witheld.EuroNews [en]
DISASTERBREAKING4d ago2 dead in school attack near BerlinSouth China Morning Post
DISASTER4d agoFive - month clean - up of illegal waste dump near River Cherwell completedA five-month effort to clean up an illegal waste dump near the River Cherwell has been completed. This signifies the successful resolution of an environmental hazard.wirralglobe.co.uk · United Kingdom
DISASTER4d agoDrought order requested for River Severn for first time in 37 yearsA drought order has been requested for the River Severn, which is the first time such a request has been made in 37 years. This indicates significant environmental concerns regarding water scarcity and potential drought conditions in the region.leaderlive.co.uk · United Kingdom
DISASTER4d agoBengali actor Kharaj Mukherjee , wife stuck in Nepal amid floods ; son says they are completely safe Bengali actor Kharaj Mukherjee and his wife are stranded in Nepal due to floods, though their son has confirmed their safety. This highlights the impact of recent flooding in the region.hindustantimes.com · India
DISASTER4d agoA month without a solution brings Ceuta closer to social confrontation: "The Moors laugh at us, we are losers!"El Mundo
DISASTER5d agoUK offers £5m to Nepal following devastating flash floodshackneygazette.co.uk · United Kingdom
DISASTER5d agoUK offers £5m to Nepal following devastating flash floodsThe UK has offered £5 million in aid to Nepal after devastating flash floods. This financial assistance aims to support the country in the wake of the natural disaster.runcornandwidnesworld.co.uk · United Kingdom
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