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Hurricanes and thunderstorms that have occurred over the past 2 days have sunk many boats, killing 4 fishermen in Quang Ninh and Thai Binh. Meanwhile, storm Noul near th…
Yesterday's big storm hit the northeastern edge of the Philippines, leaving some 3,400 residents in mountainous and coastal villages.
Ultra-fine dust not only causes climate instability but also affects people's psychology, causing anxiety, according to the latest research published.
Four new aftershocks yesterday continued to shake Nepal, causing panic among the population, just two weeks after they suffered an earthquake disaster that killed more t…
With the winds of the area near the center of the storm strong level 13, level 15-16, the Noul storm moves quickly in the Northeast direction. By 13 hours on 12/5, the l…
The coast of Dalian City, China on 9 May emitted strange blue light, sparkling like a river.
A 7.3-magnitude quake struck today in northeastern Nepal, leaving the capital of Kathmandu to flee the streets.
Beijing and many places in the north appear heavy snow, unusually cold temperatures even though spring is over, summer is coming in China.
Nepalese Prime Minister Sushil Koirala called on people
Doug Copp, captain of the US rescue team, who has been rescuing earthquakes in 60 countries since 1985 has shared valuable experiences in the most difficult situation wh…
In nature there are many signs for us to predict disaster - that is the abnormal transformation of the sky, the ground, the ocean or simply the abnormal expression of so…
At least 42 people died and more than 1,000 more were injured by the earthquake on May 12. Here is why Nepal continues to be earthquake and what will happen next.
After a loud explosion, a giant column of dust appeared from Telica Crater in Nicaragua on May 13, but the nearby tourists did not run immediately.
The worst earthquake in Nepal's history since 1934 has caused the Earth to deviate greatly.
The US Aeronautics and Space Agency warned that Antarctic ice shelves, formed about 12 millennia ago, will soon disappear.