Cyclone 'Yaas' Likely To Make Landfall At Odisha Around May 26 Noon
According to the IMD forecasts, the Cyclone Yaas as named by Oman will likely make a landfall at the Odisha and Bengal coast around May 26 noon. With state governments already watchful over the conditions, the Indian Coast Guard have been deployed to deal with cyclone urging people to stay safe. The authorities have also requested people out in the sea to return to land as soon as possible.
Tags: Cyclone Yaas, Natural Disasters, India Meteorological Department , Odisha, West Bengal, Balasore
Courtesy: Financial Express
Cyclone Burevi: Amit Shah Assures Help To CMs Of Kerala, TN
After consulting with Tamil Nadu and Kerala CMs, Home Minister Amit Shah has assured to provide support to the states ahead of cyclone ‘Burevi.’ Shah has also assured of deploying NDRF teams in the states. As the cyclone is heading towards the southern Indian coast, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued red alerts in eight districts of TN and Kerala.… read-more
Tags: Cyclone Burevi, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, IMD, Natural Disasters, NDRF
Courtesy: Hindustan times
13 Parties Face Charges Over New Zealand's White Island Disaster
Concluding the investigation, New Zealand’s health authorities have laid charges against 13 parties over the December 2019 volcanic disaster on the White Island. The authorities have charged them for overlooking health and safety measures. Active since 2011, the White Island's sudden eruption on December 9, 2019 had surprised everyone as it killed 22 people including some tourists. Some 47 people, mostly from Australia and the US, were on the… read-more
Tags: New Zealand, volcano, Natural Disasters, White Island, Jacinda Ardern
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Philippines: Typhoon Molave Wreaks Havoc, Displaces 25000 Villagers
Typhoon Molave has hit villages in the southern Philippines on October 26, leaving around 25000 villagers displaced. The typhoon had gusts of up to 180Kph while moving westwards at 25Kph. The Office of Civil Defense reported that government schools and buildings have been turned into evacuation centers and about 20,000 people have taken shelter in them. According to forecasts, the typhoon will now make its way towards South China Sea.
Tags: typhoon, Typhoon molave, Natural Disasters, World news
Courtesy: The Times of India