The World Meteorological Organization warns us to prepare for extreme heat, droughts, and floods due to the upcoming strong El Niño, whose high ocean temperatures are already affecting global weather patterns. (translated)
The World Meteorological Organization warns that a strong El Niño is developing, which will bring extreme heat, droughts, and floods to various parts of the world in the coming months. (translated)
In the catastrophic floods on the border of Nepal and Tibet, nearly a thousand people have died, while 3,925 individuals are reported missing, and rescuers are facing challenges in finding survivors within the collapsed tunnels, using explosives to break through. (translated)
This year's El Niño is strengthening and could become the strongest in the last hundred years, which will cause significant climate changes in the tropical and subtropical belt of the Pacific Ocean and increase the risk of droughts, floods, and wildfires, while its direct impact on Europe will be minimal. (translated)
Viki Grošelj is shocked by the destruction caused by the recent floods in the area between Tibet and Nepal, where according to the latest data, at least 1050 people have died, among them there are no Slovenians. (translated)
Experts warn of the danger of unstable glaciers collapsing in Nepal, which could trigger new catastrophic floods after the recent devastating flash floods. (translated)
The Chinese minister warned of the danger of the complete collapse of glaciers that caused floods in Nepal and China, as rescue teams struggle to find more than 900 missing workers from damaged hydroelectric projects. (translated)
The Chinese government is trying to manage rumors about the causes of the recent tsunami, despite growing discontent and conspiracy theories, while the search for survivors continues after the disaster on the border with Nepal, where more than a thousand people died. (translated)
The UN warns that due to the melting of glaciers in the Himalayas and increasingly frequent glacial floods, millions of people along the major Himalayan rivers will be exposed to significant risk. (translated)
More than a thousand people have died in the catastrophic floods in Nepal and China, while over 5,000 individuals are still missing. (translated)
In the floods that affected Nepal and Tibet, more than a thousand people died, while around 4,460 are still missing, which has caused catastrophic hygiene conditions and a risk of diseases in the affected areas. (translated)
More than a thousand people have died in catastrophic floods in Nepal and China, as rescue teams strive to reach isolated areas affected by flash floods and landslides. (translated)
In Nepal, time is of the essence, as there are supposed to be several hundred living workers trapped in the buried tunnels, while the number of fatalities from the floods in Nepal and Tibet exceeds 900, with thousands of people still missing. (translated)
Rescue teams in Nepal are searching for more than 900 people trapped in the tunnels of a hydroelectric plant after devastating floods, while the death toll has reached 903, and thousands are still missing. (translated)
The number of missing persons in Nepal has sharply increased to 4,247, including 592 foreigners, after devastating flooding that claimed the lives of 903 people, while in China, 546 people are still reported missing. (translated)
In the devastating floods in Nepal, more than 900 people have died, and thousands are missing, leading to the beginning of mass burials that are causing controversies in this predominantly Hindu country. (translated)
After the devastating floods in Nepal, the death toll has risen to 903, while more than 5,000 people, including foreigners, are reported missing, and rescuers continue the search for survivors and victims. (translated)
The number of dead and missing in the floods in Nepal and Tibet has exceeded 900, and thousands of people are still being searched for. (translated)
The scale of the catastrophic floods in Nepal and Tibet has become alarming, with nearly 4,800 missing persons and over 900 confirmed dead, as emergency rescue operations intensify due to those trapped in tunnels. (translated)
In Nepal, rescue teams are searching for survivors trapped in the shafts of hydroelectric plants following devastating floods, with around 900 workers reported missing, but so far there has been no response from inside the tunnels. (translated)
