Intense heat hits hard layer poultry farms in Bhutan
Poultry farmers said it is a significant setback as they are still recovering from losses caused by feed contamination in 2021.
Indonesia turns to community early warning system to mitigate Marapi lahars
The Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency said it planned to install 23 instruments to monitor for possible flash floods or lahars – mudflows of volcanic debris –…
Cyclones now last longer: Bangladesh Meteorological Department
Cyclone Remal was part of a new trend of cyclones that take their time before making landfall, are slow-moving, and cause significant downpours, flooding coastal areas and cities.
Typhoon Aghon affected at least 19,350 people in the Philippines as of May 27
P1,909,962.5 worth of food packs had already been distributed to affected families.
Severe Tropical Storm ‘Aghon’ intensifies as government rushes aid
Severe Tropical Storm “Aghon” (international name Ewiniar) threatens provinces in northern Luzon region with fierce winds, heavy rain and coastal flooding.
Cyclone Remal makes landfall in Bangladesh
The eye of the cyclonic storm was scheduled to cross Bangladesh between 12:00-1:00am Monday after which the cyclone is expected to weaken.
Climate change could pose real threat to Lao development
Prolonged droughts have been damaging energy production and agricultural activities.
Heat stroke cases rise among middle-aged and elderly in Mandalay
Temperatures decreased due to the rains in early May, but after May 10, temperatures started to rise again, and the number of people suffering from heat stroke increased once more.
Bhutan to expect hotter and wetter monsoon this year: Meteorology centre
Experts warn citizens that it 'might be a difficult monsoon,' with the centre’s outlook predicting slightly above normal temperatures and rainfall.
Early May sees 21 killed in lightning strikes in Cambodia
Lightning strikes happened 40 times in 15 provinces, injuring 18 others and destroying 10 homes, with the early rains bringing stormy conditions that have become more common than…