Super tropical storm Debbie landed Australia, sea waves higher than 2m
According to a reporter in Sydney, on the morning of March 28, Tropical Storm Debbie began to land along the northern coast of Queensland, Northeast Australia.
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According to a reporter in Sydney, on the morning of March 28, Tropical Storm Debbie began to land along the northern coast of Queensland, Northeast Australia.
The new 6.2-magnitude quake struck New Zealand's South Island on November 14, hours after a 7.8-magnitude quake struck.
An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.6 on the Richter scale landed in Italy in the morning of October 30, causing the most powerful aftershock that the country has record…
A strong earthquake of 7.8 Richter occurred in northeastern Christchurch - New Zealand and caused a 2m high tsunami.
The online community is sharing satellite images of the storm
People living near coal mines in China are suffering from severe land subsidence, which requires overcoming tens of billions of USD.
At least 24 people died from heavy rains and floods caused landslides in Central Java province, Indonesia.
An early 7.3-magnitude Ricter earthquake continued to shake southern Japan.
RT reported that the magnitude 6.4 earthquake occurred at 21:20 on May 15 (local time), about 11 km from Kumamoto to the east. Epicenter at a depth of about 10 km.
While Filipinos are coping with the consequences of super typhoon Melor, a tropical depression may intensify into a storm that will continue to land on the island on Dec…
Japan's leading daily newspaper, Mainichi Shimbun, issued on September 11, announcing that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe called on people and rescue forces to focus on copin…
The TBD Tsunami Warning Center said that near 8am on September 17 (Hanoi time), the Coquimbo region in Chile saw 5m high waves. At least 5 people died, 1 million people…
Rapid flooding surrounded the mountainous districts of Thanh Hoa, causing hundreds of households to evacuate urgently to solid buildings in a high position.
Yesterday's big storm hit the northeastern edge of the Philippines, leaving some 3,400 residents in mountainous and coastal villages.
Hundreds of thousands of Filipinos have returned home since yesterday when Typhoon Hagupit began to weaken.