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Category: Asia
80% Of Pakistan’s Drinking Water Contaminated With Toxic Metals
More than 80 per cent Pakistanis consume contaminated and unsafe water, a top official said. Minister for Science and Technology
Mayon Volcano In The Philippines About To Erupt
The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology has recorded a volcanic earthquake on the Mayon Volcano in southeastern Luzon,
9.2 Earthquake And Tsunami Drill In India. 40,000 Evacuated
A massive earthquake of 9.2 magnitude was simulated on Wednesday morning in Indonesia, as part of a two-day tsunami
Tokyo Hit By 4.9 Earthquake – No Tsunami
An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 4.9 shook buildings in Tokyo on Wednesday, but no tsunami warning was
Oceans Hit Their Limits To Cope With Rising Temperatures
Severe weather conditions like hurricanes in oceans is a signal that they have hit their limits to deal with
6.2 Earthquake Hits Off Russia – No Tsunami
A STRONG 6.2 magnitude earthquake has rocked Russian islands in the volatile "Ring of Fire". The earthquake struck in the
57 Students Injured In Stampede After Minor Earthquake In Pakistan
At least 57 students were injured during a stampede in a school in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province after a 4.5-magnitude earthquake
Zika Virus Cases In Singapore Go From Zero To 242 In One Week
In just one week, Zika cases in Singapore have gone from zero to 242, raising concerns about a potential
Typhoon Prompts Wind, Slide and Flood Warnings In Nagasaki
Typhoon Namtheun made landfall in the city of Nagasaki early Monday, prompting the Meteorological Agency to warn of strong
1,600 Stranded, 17 Missing In Japan After Typhoon
MORIOKA — About 1,600 people are stranded and 17 are unaccounted for in the northeastern prefecture of Iwate Thursday after