Why storms and typhoons are wrecking havoc in Asia and Europe
Typhoon Bebinca has made landfall in China on Monday (16th Sept). Shanghai has been slammed by the city's strongest storm in seven decades. Meanwhile, Typhoon Yagi has reached Myanmar, killing at least 113 people. In Europe, storm Boris is lashing Central and Eastern regions, killing 8 people. Why is climate change making...
Super typhoon Bebinca wreaks havoc In Shanghai
The mega city of Shanghai was brought to a standstill on Monday (16th Sept) as residents at home had to wait out the worst Typhoon Bebinca witnessed since 75 years. The storm which made landfall in Shanghai on Monday morning, is the most powerful tropical cyclone to directly hit the city in more than seven decades. Packing...
Severe flooding wrecks havoc in Europe
Severe flooding continues to wreak havoc across central and eastern Europe, following days of torrential rain. More rivers are spilling their banks. The situation remains critical in many parts. At least 15 people have died across Poland, Austria, Romania and Czechia — also known as the Czech Republic. It's the worst flooding...
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