Punters sigh with relief as historic tropical pub dodges cyclone disaster
The Lions Den Hotel in Far North Queensland has emerged unscathed from Cyclone Narelle, following its recovery from significant flood damage two years prior.
Bonds woven since the disaster: The last dispatched staff member from Nagoya to Rikuzentakata after 15 years
This article marks the conclusion of a 15-year support initiative by Nagoya City following the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, highlighting the final dispatched staff member's experiences.
‘Daejeon Fire Disaster’ Safety Industry Representative Says 'Deeply Sorry... Will Take Full Responsibility for Recovery of Victims'
The representative of the safety industry firm responsible for a tragic factory fire in Daejeon has issued a heartfelt apology and pledged full support for recovery efforts.
Rain causes flooding, landslides and leaves families displaced in the Serrana Region of ES
Heavy rainfall in Marechal Floriano, Espírito Santo, led to flooding, landslides, and displaced around 80 families, according to local authorities.
Bundaberg residents want buyback scheme after three major floods in 15 years
Residents of Bundaberg are demanding a buyback scheme from the state government after experiencing three significant floods in the last 15 years.
Lytton wildfire rebuild lacked legal framework from province, auditor general says
A report highlights that British Columbia's lack of a legal framework hindered the recovery efforts in Lytton following the devastating 2021 wildfire.
Visiting the Ghost Towns Where 'Time Stopped' After the Fukushima Disaster 15 Years Ago
A journalist returns to Fukushima 15 years after the disaster that changed the region, reflecting on the recovery and the initiatives taken to revitalize the area.
Madagascar: Construction costs surge 50% after cyclone Gezani
Construction costs in Madagascar have increased by 50% following the damage caused by cyclone Gezani.
SOS Written in the Schoolyard on That Day: Comparing Photos Before, During, and After the Disaster
The article compares aerial photographs of the coastal areas of Miyagi Prefecture before and after the Great East Japan Earthquake, highlighting the destruction caused by the tsunami and the subsequent recovery efforts.
'Absolute disaster': Flood damage in SA raises concerns about road funding
South Australia's recent flooding highlights the inadequacy of federal road funding for repairing damaged infrastructure in the state.
"We are losing what little we had": the drama of the flooded neighborhoods in Tucumán where in one day the rain of an entire month fell
Tucumán faces devastating floods after experiencing a month's worth of rain in one day, leading to significant destruction, suspended classes, and a grim outlook for recovery.
Prime Minister: 'Long-term care for disaster victims is necessary' - Attends memorial reconstruction ceremony
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi emphasized the need for long-term mental health care for disaster victims during a memorial ceremony in Fukushima, while discussing ongoing reconstruction efforts and the return of residents to contaminated areas.
"Welcome back" Candle Night hoping for reconstruction in Futaba, Fukushima Prefecture
A Candle Night event in Futaba, Fukushima Prefecture, was held to commemorate the victims of the 2011 earthquake and to wish for the area's reconstruction as the 15th anniversary of the disaster approaches.
The ‘shock’ of vacant lots in the post-reconstruction city: future projections utilizing lessons from Tohoku
The city of Sukumo in Kochi Prefecture has developed a pre-reconstruction plan to prepare for potential natural disasters, reflecting on the slow recovery and population decline following the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami.
Ishikawa Gov. Election: Votes in Kanazawa Decided the Outcome, Displaced Victims Left with Anxiety
In the Ishikawa gubernatorial election, incumbent Hiroshi Hachisuka lost to newcomer Yoshiyuki Yamano, with concerns about disaster recovery influencing voters.
Jeju Air Disaster Families Say 'Remains and Personal Items Abandoned Like Trash... National Response Failed'
Families of victims from the Jeju Air disaster express outrage over the ongoing mishandling of remains and belongings by authorities, citing emotional trauma as they revisit the tragedy a year later.
Eroded beaches restored while family waits to return home a year after cyclone
A family continues to live away from their home one year after it was damaged by Cyclone Alfred, as significant restoration efforts are underway on the Gold Coast beaches.
Classes in municipal, state and federal networks return next Monday; 28 units remain with suspended service
Classes for most students in Juiz de Fora will resume next Monday after a nearly 10-day suspension due to severe weather that resulted in significant casualties and displacements.
15 Years After the Disaster, Reconstruction Budget Cut in Tohoku: 'There Are Still People Who Need Support'
The Japanese government is cutting reconstruction budgets for disaster-affected areas, but local officials are debating how to provide necessary support to continuing vulnerable populations.
Four years and $880m later, what did the Resilient Homes Program achieve?
The Resilient Homes Program, Australia's largest disaster recovery initiative, is concluding, leaving mixed feelings among affected communities in Northern NSW regarding its effectiveness.
Good news in California: Gavin Newsom announces a mortgage relief plan of up to $100,000 in Los Angeles
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced an extension of a mortgage relief plan for homeowners affected by disasters in Los Angeles, allowing grants up to $100,000 without repayment requirements.
Dismantling and Reuse of the Expo Roof Ring Advances - Wood Utilized in Disaster Areas and Floral Expositions
Dismantling of the Expo Roof Ring in Osaka is progressing with a significant portion of the wood planned for reuse in reconstruction efforts and future exhibitions.
Lula visits Minas Gerais and announces free houses for flood victims
President Lula announced emergency measures, including free housing for families affected by floods in Minas Gerais.
The 203 Days of Abandonment After the Fire in El Bierzo: "I Hope to Eat My Words, Which Would Mean the Politicians Kept Their Promises"
The article discusses the aftermath of a significant fire in El Bierzo, Spain, focusing on the ongoing challenges faced by the affected residents.
"Cows in Iitate Village" - Aiming for Increased Happiness for Diners While Selling Meat and Protecting the Land
Farmers in Iitate Village, affected by the Fukushima nuclear disaster, are working to revive the local beef industry and enhance consumer happiness by selling high-quality meat.
Federal Police arrests former mayor of Lajeado (RS) on suspicion of fraud in post-flood works
Former Lajeado mayor Marcelo Caumo has been arrested on suspicion of embezzlement related to reconstruction efforts following the 2024 flood disaster in Rio Grande do Sul.
BEFORE and AFTER: how the places affected by the storm that left dozens dead in MG turned out
Severe storms in Minas Gerais have led to destruction and fatalities in Juiz de Fora and Ubá, with recovery efforts underway and many residents displaced.
Increase in Scrapped Cars in March: A New Form of Donation to Support Disaster-Affected Areas
The Japan Car Sharing Association calls for car donations, especially during the peak scrapping period in March, to aid disaster-affected areas, coinciding with the 15th anniversary of the Great East Japan Earthquake.
Mattarella by helicopter to Niscemi. The embrace of the displaced families and the appeal to 'get to work'
President Sergio Mattarella visited Niscemi to meet with displaced families affected by recent landslides, emphasizing the need for collaboration and support for youth in the recovery process.
Juiz de Fora City Hall suspends classes after storm causes destruction
After severe storms caused destruction in Juiz de Fora, the city has suspended classes in all municipal schools for safety and recovery efforts.
Main tourist spot in Porto Alegre still shows marks from the 2024 flood
Nearly two years after a historic flood struck Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre's main tourist attraction still bears the scars of the disaster.
Good news in California: Gavin Newsom launched a new online resource to further help survivors of the Los Angeles fire
California's Governor Gavin Newsom has introduced a new online resource aimed at assisting survivors of the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles that occurred in early 2025.
Regularization of Vila Sahy advances three years after tragedy in São Sebastião; see works and investments
Three years post the devastating landslides in São Sebastião, Vila Sahy undergoes a significant land regularization process.
Announcement of Ishikawa Prefectural Governor Election, Incumbent and Challenger Candidates Registered, Reconstruction of Noto Peninsula as Major Contention
The Ishikawa Prefectural Governor election has been announced, featuring three candidates competing over the reconstruction of the Noto Peninsula as a pivotal issue.
Louisiana GOP lawmaker urges FEMA aid for 'hurricane' like ice storm as DHS shutdown drags on
Rep. Julia Letlow is advocating for FEMA assistance in response to severe ice storm damage in northern Louisiana amidst a partial government shutdown.
Kano fire: FG, APC govs donate N8bn to victims
The Federal Government of Nigeria and the All Progressives Congress governors have pledged a total of N8 billion to support victims of the recent fire disaster at the Kano Singer Market.
It was signed by Gavin Newsom: An executive order expands protections for survivors of the Los Angeles fires
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed an executive order to expand protections for survivors of the recent devastating wildfires in Los Angeles.
Criticizes how slowly and poorly the recovery of Grindavik is progressing
A geologist criticizes the slow and inadequate recovery efforts in Grindavik following recent seismic activity.
Madagascar: in Tamatave, life slowly resumes after the passage of cyclone Gezani
In Tamatave, Madagascar, residents are struggling to rebuild their lives following the devastating impact of cyclone Gezani, which has left 40 dead and over 269,000 affected.
Morocco to spend more than $300 million on flood recovery
Morocco has announced a $330 million investment for flood recovery efforts in provinces severely impacted by recent flooding.
City Hall begins work on crater that left 156 displaced in Jardim Imperial, São José dos Campos
The city of São José dos Campos has commenced recovery work on a crater that displaced 156 residents in Jardim Imperial due to severe rain.
Frozen Water Pipes Burst, 4,000 Households in Ito City, Shizuoka Prefecture Are Without Water with No Recovery in Sight
Heavy snowfall in Shizuoka Prefecture has caused frozen water pipes to burst, leaving 4,000 households in Ito City without water and no clear timeline for recovery.
"Tengu Bridge has Resurrected" Anime Supports Local Tourism with Economic Impact Over 2 Billion Yen
The revival of Tengu Bridge in Kumamoto Prefecture, damaged by heavy rains, has been significantly supported by anime tourism, highlighting a notable economic impact.
‘IMF's Old Legacy’ Afforestation... Built a Highway for Disaster Recovery [Why]
The article criticizes the South Korean government's ineffective fire prevention measures in response to devastating wildfires, highlighting the detrimental impact of past afforestation policies post-IMF crisis.
The chief of staff of Mazón agrees to ask WhatsApp if his messages from the dana can be recovered
Mazón's chief of staff seeks to inquire with WhatsApp about the recovery of messages following the dana disaster, while experts confirm that conversations from a factory-reset phone cannot be retrieved.
FEMA is getting rid of thousands of workers in areas recovering from disasters
FEMA plans to lay off thousands of workers whose multiyear contracts will not be extended this year, affecting recovery efforts in disaster-impacted areas.
The fight against the invisible consequences of the dana: 'Your home stops being a safe place'
A project by the College of Psychology of the Valencian Community and the Mutua Madrileña Foundation supports disaster victims in preventing trauma exacerbation and recovering mental health.
Eleonora Palmieri, the post from Niguarda: "Thanks to those who held my hand, honor life"
Veterinarian Eleonora Palmieri, who survived the Crans-Montana disaster, shares her gratitude and thoughts from her hospital bed at Niguarda, reflecting on the struggle for recovery and honoring those who did not survive.
One year after LA fires, politicians' promises of permits appear paltry
A year after devastating wildfires in California, survivors struggle with slow recovery due to bureaucratic hurdles, increased costs, and stalled aid despite political promises to expedite rebuilding.
The decision on the final grant for businesses affected by Daniel in Thessaly has been signed
The final grant decision has been signed to assist businesses in Thessaly that were affected by the Daniel disaster, covering 14% of their total compensation.