Friday, November 3, 2017

Global Hazards Weekly Bulletin - 30 October to 03 November 2017

Global hazards weekly bulletin

Global Hazards Weekly Bulletin – 30th October to 03rd November 2017

Canada

Updated: Heavy flooding as Ottawa smashes weather record

Rainstorm wreaks havoc on streets in Ottawa, Gatineau

 

Czech Republic

At least five people killed as strong winds batter Central Europe

 

France

Paris: Mudslide cuts Europe's busiest commuter train line

 

Germany

Storm kills at least six in Europe, freighter runs aground

 

India

One killed as heavy rain pounds Tamil Nadu

Chennai rains updates: People evacuated, Met predicts heavy rains in next 24 hrs

Chennai Rains: Rain Recedes in Parts, Death Toll Rises

 

Japan

Tokyo hit by second tropical cyclone in a week

Typhoon Saola brings record rainfall to Japan's Kyushu

 

Pakistan

Low visibility, health hazard as smog chokes Lahore

Experts issue health advisory as thick smog strikes Punjab

Smog continues to disrupt routine life in Punjab

Smog kills: Accidents in Punjab claim one life, injure 14

 

Poland

High winds sweep Central Europe; leave 5 dead, others hurt

 

Philippines

2 killed, 3 hurt in Batangas landslide

'Ramil' leaves 6 fatalities

 

The United States of America

Toxic ash, debris from California wildfires pose risks during clean-up

Thousands without power following rain and high winds Monday

 

Other items of interest

PHE Chief Executive, Duncan Selbie's Friday message - 03 November 2017

Indigenous knowledge in weather forecasting: Lessons to build climate resilience in East Africa

Bigger, badder typhoons and climate change – what's the link?

Disaster management systems can safeguard our heritage

Hurricane Maria has now caused the longest blackout in US history

Hurricane Maria: More than 900 people in Puerto Rico have died after the tropical storm

Storm on Sandy Anniversary Leaves More Than 1 Million in Dark Across Northeast

Earth observation satellites are helping us adapt to a new era of disasters

Losses from Northern California wildfires top $3 billion; 14,000 homes destroyed or damaged

Costa Rica coffee exports hit by storm, tumble 55 pct in October

Mudslide in Sierra Leone exposes dangers of Freetown's unchecked sprawl

UK insurer RSA 'lower than targeted' down after hurricane hit

Advancing Climate Action and 2030 Agenda at COP 23

World Tsunami Awareness Day

UN: Tsunami advocate focuses on safe schools

Extreme weather leads to public health crises – so health and climate experts must work together

Back to school? Expanding access to disaster-resilient schools in Turkey for Syrian children and host communities

Pandemic preparedness and missed opportunities

Report highlights 'seismic gaps' in tsunami risk areas

 

 

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