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Japan has just built a device to simulate the phenomenon of water hoses to help architectural buildings avoid being destroyed when a natural disaster occurs.
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Japan has just built a device to simulate the phenomenon of water hoses to help architectural buildings avoid being destroyed when a natural disaster occurs.
Current measuring technology system and restore the current flow data in the Da and Thao river basins.
As of today, at least 9 people have been killed when Typhoon Jebi, the strongest storm in 25 years, landed in western Japan, NHK reported, adding that more than 90 peopl…
This afternoon, the storm No. 3 passed Hai Nam Island and entered the Gulf of Tonkin, due to the storm, in Bach Long Vi Island, there was strong winds of level 7, level…
According to the Daily Mail, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has warned of the need to
More than 50 people were injured and nearly 1,100 houses were destroyed after a magnitude 5.4 earthquake shook the southeastern Korean port city.
Floods caused tens of thousands of people to leave their homes and move to higher places to live.
The BBC quotes a Sierra Leone official on August 14 confirming more than 200 bodies had drifted to the country's capital, Freetown. The reason is due to floods and mudsl…
Flooding is a natural phenomenon that occurs during the rainy season and only in mountainous areas, many people mistakenly believe that flood pipes are flash floods.
Tsunami is one of the most devastating disasters of mankind.
WMO first announced five catastrophic disasters with the highest number of deaths ever recorded.
Storms, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions are natural phenomena that contain huge amounts of energy, which can cause catastrophic disasters for humans.
At least 24 people died from heavy rains and floods caused landslides in Central Java province, Indonesia.
The magnitude 6.4 earthquake in northern Maluku province in the early morning of 8/6 caused residents to panic.
A strong magnitude 5.6 earthquake occurred in northeastern Taiwan (China) on May 12. People in Taipei City also felt shaking.