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Natural Disasters - Page 2

September 6, 2026
Business

China Searches for Hundreds Missing After Border Mudslide

About 20 Chinese rescue workers in bright orange protective clothing operated excavators, shovels and ground-penetrating radar detectors on Sunday as recovery teams searched for hundreds of people still missing after a tsunami-like

China/World

China Reveals Tibet Flood Toll: 21 Dead, 541 Still Missing

Twenty-one people have been confirmed dead and 541 others remain missing following a mudslide that struck Gyirong Port on the China-Nepal border in southwest China’s Xizang Autonomous Region, according to figures released by the regional government on Wednesday. The latest

September 2, 2026

Nepal-China Flood Death Toll Nears 1,000 as Rescue Efforts Continue

Nepal/World

At least 955 people have died and 4,471 remain missing in Nepal and China after a glacial collapse triggered floods and debris across the

Spain Records Highest Heat-Related Death Toll Since 2015

Human Rights/World

Spain has recorded its highest estimated number of heat-related deaths since the country’s Daily Mortality Monitoring System (MoMo) began operating in 2015, with 5,232

Dozens Confirmed Dead, Hundreds Missing in Nepal Flash Flood

August 26, 2026
Editor's Choice/Social

A flash flood in Nepal’s Bhotekoshi River has left dozens confirmed dead and hundreds unaccounted for, sweeping through settlements, markets and critical infrastructure in Rasuwa and neighbouring districts and leaving rescue teams

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Sri Lanka Can’t Fight El Niño with Politics

August 24, 2026
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

President Anura Kumara Dissanayake chaired a meeting recently for a discussion on strengthening preparedness and response to El Nino conditions. Many relevant government ministers and government officials participated in this discussion. This

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Cyclone Ditwah Was Not a Natural Disaster: It Was a Debt Sentence

August 24, 2026
Social/Sri Lanka

For a nation still recovering from its 2022 economic collapse, Cyclone Ditwah was not just a weather event. It was a fiscal earthquake. When the cyclone made landfall on the eastern coast

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Colombia Holds Back International Rescue Teams After Devastating Earthquake

August 13, 2026
Colombia/World

Colombia has yet to activate international rescue assistance offered by several countries following Monday’s devastating earthquake, with the newly installed government of President Abelardo de la Espriella declining or delaying requests for

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Over 2,000 Missing as Colombia Earthquake Death Toll Climbs Past 130

August 11, 2026
Human Rights/News

More than 130 people have died and over 2,000 are reported missing after a powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck Colombia, triggering a nationwide emergency and a major search-and-rescue operation across affected communities. The

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China Braces for Extreme Rain as Typhoon Dolphin Pushes Inland

August 11, 2026
China/World

Beijing is preparing for an intense spell of rainfall expected to deliver more than one-third of the Chinese capital’s average annual precipitation within 24 hours, as moisture from Typhoon Dolphin converges with

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Typhoon Bavi Sends China, Taiwan and Japan Into Emergency Mode as Massive Storm Nears East Asia

July 11, 2026
China/Japan/World

Typhoon Bavi has triggered widespread emergency preparations across East Asia, with authorities in China, Taiwan and Japan taking precautionary measures as the powerful storm moved toward the region’s coast, bringing warnings of

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Super Typhoon Bavi Triggers Widespread Alarm in China as Millions Brace for Storm Impact

July 9, 2026
China/World

Residents across eastern China are preparing for the arrival of Super Typhoon Bavi, a storm spanning nearly 940,000 square kilometres that has prompted supply stockpiling, travel concerns and emergency preparations as authorities

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The Earthquake in Venezuela and the Politics of Disaster

July 3, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

On 24 June 2026, a set of back-to-back earthquakes rocked Venezuela, just months after the United States bombed the capital city and kidnapped President Nicolás Maduro and National Assembly member Cilia Flores. The year

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US Military Builds Relief Presence in Venezuela After Earthquakes, Marking Shift in Relations

July 1, 2026
United States/Venezuela/World

The United States military has established a significant relief operation in Venezuela following two major earthquakes last week, deploying more than 900 personnel inside the country and hundreds more at regional bases

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