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Ferry passengers, farmers, and madrasa student among 8 killed by lightning across Bangladesh

Of them, three died in Cumilla's Homna upazila, police said. Locals said several people were waiting for the Uzanchar–Ghagutia ferry when heavy rain began. Moments later,…

  • Published: October 6, 20257:50 am
  • Author The Daily Star
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Malaysia’s staple rice crop at the monsoon’s mercy

Heavy rain hampers northern padi harvest, delays replanting efforts.

  • Published: October 6, 20257:45 am
  • Author Imran Hilmy and R. Sekaran
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Extreme weather puts Hanoi’s outdoor workers at risk

A survey of more than 300 outdoor workers in the capital revealed two types of risks: cumulative risks—prolonged exposure to heat, air pollution, and noise; and event-based…

  • Published: October 3, 202511:20 am
  • Author Viet Nam News
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Nepal’s Kulekhani reservoir fails to fill, power generation may suffer

Historically, the reservoir has struggled in underperforming monsoons. If the reservoir cannot replenish itself sufficiently this year, the downstream effects could be serious.

  • Published: September 30, 20251:47 pm
  • Author Pratap Bista
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Ganges drying up faster than ever before

The Ganges, a lifeline for hundreds of millions across South Asia, is drying at a rate scientists say is unprecedented in recorded history. Climate change, shifting monsoons,…

  • Published: September 29, 202510:35 am
  • Author Mehebub Sahana
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Typhoon Bualoi: one dead, four missing, nearly 30,000 people evacuated across central Vietnam

According to the Department of Dyke Management and Disaster Prevention, more than 28,000 residents have been evacuated in localities from Ninh Binh to Quang Ngai, including nearly…

  • Published: September 29, 20259:12 am
  • Author Viet Nam News
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Indore first city in India to get water supply powered by solar plant funded by green bonds

The electricity generated from it would be used to operate pumps to supply drinking water from the Narmada River to Indore city.

  • Published: September 29, 20259:11 am
  • Author Gaurav Chandra
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Typhoon Ragasa: How heavy rainfall led to a barrier lake bursting in Taiwan

The world’s strongest storm of the year hit Taiwan on Sept 22, causing a barrier lake to overflow the next day and killing at least 14 people before moving on to Hong Kong and…

  • Published: September 29, 20259:10 am
  • Author Ann Asianews Network
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China’s new climate target ‘falls well short’, says EU

China led several countries in announcing climate plans at the UN on Sept 24. Chinese President Xi Jinping said that by 2035, his country would cut greenhouse gas emissions by 7…

  • Published: September 26, 20259:34 am
  • Author Ann Asianews Network
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Philippine government agencies brace for impact of Severe Tropical Storm Bualoi

The state weather bureau had forecast the typhoon to make landfall in the Bicol Region on Friday, September 26.

  • Published: September 26, 20259:33 am
  • Author Keith Clores

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