Our country remains vulnerable to rainfall events
Ecuador is inadequately prepared for the current rainy season, leading to significant challenges and highlighting the lack of effective government response and prevention plans.
NEDC, Yobe distribute rescue boats, relief materials after fatal mishap
The North East Development Commission has provided rescue boats and relief materials to Yobe State residents following a deadly boat accident.
Yoon Seok-yeol Notifies Non-Attendance at Itaewon Disaster Special Investigation Committee Hearing Due to 'Trial Response' Reasons.
Former President Yoon Seok-yeol has notified the Special Investigation Committee regarding the Itaewon disaster that he will not attend the hearing scheduled for next month, citing the need to focus on his trial.
Ministers of Regional Development and Acting Health Visit Areas Affected by Rains in Juiz de Fora
Brazilian ministers visit Juiz de Fora following severe flooding, discussing reconstruction funds and emergency health responses.
Juiz de Fora City Hall provides funeral assistance for families of disaster victims
The Juiz de Fora City Hall has introduced funeral assistance for the families of victims affected by a severe rainstorm that struck the city.
Heavy Rains in Brazil Cause Landslides, with at Least 30 Casualties
Heavy rains in Brazil have triggered landslides that have resulted in at least 30 deaths.
Juiz de Fora has closed commerce, night vigilance, and residents uneasy due to fake news
The aftermath of severe rains in Juiz de Fora, Brazil, has led to closed businesses and heightened vigilance among residents for missing persons amid concerns about misinformation.
Rescuers search for missing after deadly flooding hits southeastern Brazil
Search efforts are underway in southeastern Brazil after severe flooding resulted in multiple fatalities and numerous people reported missing.
Podcast brings accounts of the rain in Juiz de Fora and discusses the effectiveness of alert systems
The podcast discusses the severe flooding and deaths in Juiz de Fora caused by recent heavy rains, highlighting the effectiveness of alert systems and the ongoing governmental response.
Rain in Minas: federal government will transfer money for the purchase of mattresses and supplies and advance Bolsa Família and BPC
The federal government of Brazil will provide funds to municipalities in Minas Gerais to assist families displaced by heavy rains with mattress and food purchases, while also advancing welfare payments.
At least 14 killed in heavy rain in Brazil
At least 14 people have died due to severe rains that struck the southeastern city of Juiz de Fora, Brazil, leading to the evacuation of 440 individuals.
Miryang Forest Fire on its Second Day…70% Containment Rate, Goal to Extinguish Main Fire by the 24th
A forest fire in Miryang, South Korea, has been ongoing for two days, with a containment rate of 70% and a goal to extinguish it by the morning of the 24th.
Peruibe declares state of emergency after heavy rains; nearly 200 residents are homeless
Peruibe has declared a state of emergency due to heavy rainfall that has left almost 200 residents homeless.
Civil Defense Lieutenant explains the reason for intense rains on the coast of SP, which faces risks; understand
Intense rains affecting the coastal region of São Paulo are caused by moisture from the ocean, as explained by a Civil Defense officer amid the local crisis response.
Forest fire response level 2 in Goseong, Gangwon… Residents evacuated from nearby resorts
A forest fire in Goseong, Gangwon Province, has prompted a rapid response, leading to the evacuation of residents from nearby resorts as the fire spreads due to strong winds.
‘Response Level 1’ Gyeongnam Hamyang Forest Fire on Its Second Day… "Difficult to Control Due to Strong Winds"
A forest fire in Hamyang, South Gyeongsang Province, has been difficult to control due to high winds, spreading rapidly since its onset on the night of June 21.
"I think he didn't realize what he was doing right"
A fourteen-year-old boy named Hákon Þór Kristinsson prevented a potential disaster when a fire broke out in his home while he was on a day off from school.
Floods: What the Public-Private Cat Nat Regime Changes for Victims
The French government has declared a natural disaster to expedite compensation for flood victims, who are expected to receive payments soon.
Kaunas District - alarming images: serious preparations for a possible natural disaster
Authorities in Lithuania are preparing for potential natural disasters through drills to test response and communication procedures.
City of AC receives over R$ 1.5 million from the federal government for emergency actions due to flooding
The Brazilian city of Sena Madureira has been allocated R$ 1,562,326 for emergency disaster response actions from the federal government due to recent flooding.
Democrats risk FEMA disaster funding collapse as DHS shutdown hits Day 5
Senate Democrats and the White House are in a standoff over immigration reforms, leading to concerns that FEMA's disaster response capabilities could be severely impacted due to funding shortages amid a partial government shutdown.
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.
Arunachal Pradesh: Helicopters Engaged in Extinguishing Forest Fire
In Arunachal Pradesh, helicopters are deployed to combat the ongoing forest fires in Walong.
Southern Africa: SADC Deploys Disaster Response Team to Madagascar
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has sent an Emergency Response Team to Madagascar following the devastation caused by Cyclone Gezani.
Active Battle of Kefalogiannis – Holistic Reform in Civil Protection to be Presented in Parliament on Thursday
Greece's new civil protection bill, titled 'Active Battle,' is set for a parliamentary vote, aiming to shift the country's approach to disaster prevention and response.
Vacant House at Risk of Collapse to Be Demolished Due to Emergency Execution; Partially Collapsed Under Weight of Snow
A vacant house in Aomori City, Japan, at risk of collapsing due to heavy snowfall, is set to be demolished by emergency order after part of it collapsed recently.
Overlapping disaster seasons change the nature of emergency resourcing
Emergency resource sharing is becoming increasingly complex in Australia due to overlapping fire and flood seasons.
Two houses destroyed by landslide in Alausí
Heavy rains in Ecuador caused a landslide in Alausí, destroying two homes and damaging a third.
DHS shutdown explained: Who works without pay, what happens to airports and disaster response
A partial government shutdown affecting the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is imminent after Senate Democrats rejected funding proposals from Republicans, although most government operations remain funded until 2026.
What does Morocco's classification of four flood-affected regions as 'disaster zones' mean?
The Moroccan government has classified four regions affected by severe floods as 'disaster zones,' allowing for emergency support measures and financial aid.
Noem slams Dems blocking DHS funding bill citing TSA, FEMA, Coast Guard: 'I hope they come to their senses'
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem criticized Senate Democrats for blocking funding essential for airport security and disaster response, escalating a partisan conflict over immigration policy.
Teams work to mitigate the effects of rain in Barra Mansa
Emergency teams in Barra Mansa, Brazil, are addressing the damage caused by rains that resulted in landslides and fatalities.
New Helpers for Firefighters in Czechia: Drones Will Deliver Supplies and Humanitarian Aid During Disasters
Czech firefighters are set to use drones to deliver supplies and humanitarian assistance in disaster situations.
Santa Tereza neighborhood in Taubaté remains flooded after creek overflows during heavy rain
The Santa Tereza neighborhood in Taubaté is still experiencing flooding after a creek overflowed due to heavy rain, affecting many residents.
The U.S. once developed an action plan for a zombie apocalypse. Why?
In 2011, the U.S. government published a detailed plan on how to respond to a zombie apocalypse.
Demand from aid organizations: The Bavarian population should be prepared for disasters
Bavarian aid organizations are urging the population to enhance their self-help capabilities in light of increasing crises and disasters.
Rain floods 120 houses and leaves more than 30 people homeless in Taubaté
Heavy rainfall in Taubaté, Brazil, has flooded around 120 homes and left over 30 people homeless, prompting emergency response efforts.
To Vima today: Why the shipwreck in Chios is a political issue
The article discusses the political implications of a maritime disaster in Chios, focusing on the government's response and opposition inquiries.
Mozambique: Mozambique Floods - Why the Most Vulnerable Keep Paying the Highest Price
The story reflects on the ongoing and devastating impact of flooding in Mozambique, highlighting the death of Rosita, a symbol of survival, and the struggles faced by vulnerable populations amid recurring disasters.
The devastated landscape left by the train of storms in Andalusia: flooding, agonizing rescues, earthquakes, more than 11,000 evacuated, 150 roads cut off, and the Guadalquivir remains at red level
Andalusia faces significant disaster following severe storms, with thousands evacuated, extensive property damage, and ongoing emergency responses.
Fire service prevents disaster in Gombe, salvages residential flat
The Federal Fire Service in Gombe State successfully contained a fire outbreak, preventing extensive damage to nearby properties and saving an estimated ₦20 million in value.
Civil Defense strengthens actions against climate disasters in the interior of SP
The Civil Defense announced R$ 42.8 million in investments for climate disaster prevention and response in the interior of São Paulo.
Forest Fire in Chichibu City, Saitama Prefecture, Spreads to 40 Hectares; Dispatch Request to the Self-Defense Forces
A forest fire in Chichibu City has expanded to an area of about 40 hectares, prompting the Saitama Prefectural Government to request the dispatch of Self-Defense Forces for firefighting efforts.
‘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.
US contractor sent Gaza plan to White House that would secure 300% profits
A US disaster response firm proposed a plan to the White House that would ensure 300% profits from logistics operations in Gaza, granting them a monopoly for seven years.
Tens of thousands of Portuguese remain without power, water, and communications six days after Storm 'Kristin'
Tens of thousands in Portugal are still suffering from a lack of electricity, water, and communication six days after Storm 'Kristin', as the government increases disaster state measures and allocates 2.5 billion euros in aid amid criticism of their response speed.
Disaster Relief: Fire Chief Fears Safety Risks
The commander of the volunteer fire department in Ottobrunn expresses concerns about the availability of adequate vehicles to respond to emergencies due to the municipality's strained budget situation.
The violence of the dana in Valencia in numbers: speeds of 8 meters per second and depths of 4 meters
The flooding from the dana event in Valencia on October 29, 2024, was characterized by extreme water speeds of up to 8 meters per second and depths exceeding four meters, highlighting the severity of the disaster and the inadequate quick response.
Feijóo admits before the judge of the bad weather that he did not receive "real-time" information from Mazón about the disaster
Alberto Núñez Feijóo, leader of Spain's PP, testified that he did not receive real-time information during the disaster and criticized the government's response.
Every person is different from the others. Work with family members has just begun
Tamara Raba, head of Clinical Psychology at Niguarda, discusses the psychologist's role in early stages of major tragedies, focusing on creating a safe environment for families and providing them with accurate information.