Rising Tide of ‘Flesh-Eating Bacteria’ Cases in Japan Hits 1,144
Japan reports a rise in ‘flesh-eating bacteria’ cases, reaching 1,144 infections by June 30. Five pregnant or postpartum women have died this year from STSS.
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U.S. Suffers $15 Billion in Climate Disaster Losses During First Half of 2024
The U.S. endured 15 billion-dollar climate disasters in the first half of 2024, including severe storms and winter storms, reports NOAA.
Indonesia Landslide Disaster: 26 Dead, 19 Still Missing in Gorontalo Province
A devastating landslide and flash flood in Indonesia’s Gorontalo Province have claimed 26 lives, with 19 still missing. Rescue efforts are ongoing amid challenging conditions.
China Enhances Marine Protection in South China Sea
China is strengthening marine eco-environment protection in the South China Sea by expanding protected areas, implementing summer fishing bans, and fostering international cooperation.
Tragic Landslide in Ehime, Japan: Three Missing as Heavy Rainfall Persists
Three people are missing after a landslide in Ehime Prefecture, Japan, triggered by record rainfall. Authorities have issued the highest evacuation alert as heavy rains persist.
Pakistan Gears Up for Monsoon: PMD Monitors Rainfall and Flood Risks
Pakistan is on high alert for heavy rainfall and potential flooding as the monsoon season approaches. The Pakistan Meteorological Department is closely monitoring the situation to ensure preparedness.
Kuwait Soars to 51°C Amid Scorching Heatwave
Kuwait experiences an extreme heatwave with temperatures soaring to 51°C, nearing the national record. Authorities urge residents to take precautions against heatstroke.
Exploring Xizang: The Lush Forests Along the Yarlung Zangbo River
Discover Bome County in Xizang Autonomous Region, where the Yarlung Zangbo River fosters one of China’s largest virgin forests through a unique subtropical climate.
China Celebrates a Decade of Progress in Marine Protection
China’s latest white paper highlights a decade of significant progress in marine protection, showcasing improved water quality and the resurgence of endangered species in key sea areas.
Imperial Beach Tops List as USA’s Most Polluted Shoreline, Public Health at Risk
Imperial Beach in California has been named the most polluted beach in the US, leading to a two-year closure as authorities tackle dangerous sewage-induced contamination.