Flash Floods Ravage Northern Afghanistan, Over 300 Lives Lost
Unusually heavy rains have led to devastating flash floods in northern Afghanistan, resulting in over 300 deaths and the destruction of more than 1,000 homes, according to the UN.
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Mexico’s Scorching Heat Wave Breaks Records in Ten Cities
A severe heat wave in Mexico breaks temperature records in ten cities, causing blackouts and school closures, with heat-related deaths reported.
Bolivia’s Torrential Rains Impact Over 250,000 Households
Bolivia’s rainy season has severely impacted over 255,000 households, destroying more than 1,500 homes as extreme weather persists.
Deadly Wildfire Ravages Chile’s Iconic Botanical Garden
A devastating wildfire has engulfed Chile’s national botanical garden in Viña del Mar, destroying 98% of its 1,000-acre conservation hub and claiming over 123 lives.
Devastating Forest Fires in Chile’s Valparaiso Region Claim Over 120 Lives
Raging forest fires in Chile’s Valparaiso region have claimed over 120 lives and destroyed thousands of homes, leaving residents devastated.
Tragedy in Chile: 46 Dead as Fierce Forest Fires Rage On
Chile faces its deadliest forest fires in a decade with 46 lives lost in the Valparaiso region. Rescue efforts continue as the death toll is expected to rise.
Global South’s Debt Crisis Jeopardizes Climate Goals at COP28
The Global South’s escalating debt crisis threatens to undermine climate goals at COP28, hindering progress on the clean-energy transition and sustainable development.
Pakistan Flood Crisis: Over 1,100 Dead as Global Aid Urgently Needed
Pakistan’s devastating floods have claimed over 1,100 lives, with survivors urgently needing food, tents, and medicine. International aid efforts intensify as climate-driven disasters escalate.
Super Typhoon Rai Devastates Philippine Villages: Aftermath Footage
Super Typhoon Rai, known as Odette, hit the Philippines on December 16, devastating villages and central regions. Footage from Kabankalan and Cebu City highlights the aftermath.