Suriname Drought Crisis: Emergency Aid Delayed on Kabalebo River in Sipaliwini

Suriname Drought Crisis: Emergency Aid Delayed on Kabalebo River in Sipaliwini

Horacio StjewardThe Kabalebo River in Sipaliwini NOS Nieuws•vandaag, 13:25 Sharyfah Bhageloe Editor online Sharyfah Bhageloe Editor online Suriname is experiencing extreme drought. Rivers in the interior have almost dried up. There is a threat of food shortages there. The Surinamese government can start an emergency plan at any time to offer food aid to villages … Read more

Dentist warns: Dry Mouth may be a Warning Sign of 5 Serious Diseases

Dentist warns: Dry Mouth may be a Warning Sign of 5 Serious Diseases

Al-Marsad newspaper: Dentist Dr. Azad Erumlu, from the leading private dental company Banning Dental Group, revealed that dry mouth can be a warning sign of five serious diseases. He explained that persistent dry mouth may indicate problems elsewhere in the body, saying: “This can manifest itself in symptoms such as a sticky feeling in the … Read more

Agricultural insurance rebounds despite the increase in premium prices

Agricultural insurance rebounds despite the increase in premium prices

The 2023 cereal campaign in Castilla y León will go down in history as one of the worst. Conditioned by drought and other inclement weather such as strong storms in some areas of the Community, it has left million-dollar losses for field professionals and, in turn, the highest compensation paid by agricultural insurance. An uncertainty … Read more

Looking for water to drink in drought! Elephants trudged hard in front of a water hole and “died of thirst”. Shocking footage exposed | International | Sanli News Network SETN.COM

Looking for water to drink in drought! Elephants trudged hard in front of a water hole and “died of thirst”. Shocking footage exposed | International | Sanli News Network SETN.COM

Text/CTWANT ▲The seemingly dry and huge carcass is a wild elephant in the Hwange National Park in the African country of Zimbabwe. According to reports, due to the drought in the area, it is reported that at least 10 elephants have died of thirst. (Photo/Reuters/Dazhi Image) African elephant sightseeing used to be one of the … Read more

Recent Flooding and Heavy Rainfall in Somalia Leads to Loss of Lives and Displacement – Updates from Reuters, OCHA, and BBC

Recent Flooding and Heavy Rainfall in Somalia Leads to Loss of Lives and Displacement – Updates from Reuters, OCHA, and BBC

Reuters NOS Nieuws•vandaag, 17:21 Fourteen people have recently been killed in heavy rainfall and flooding in Somalia. Thousands of others are stuck in their homes because of the flooding. More than a hundred thousand people have also fled their homes, reports the UN aid organization OCHA. Streets are flooded and infrastructure, such as bridges and … Read more

Amazon Drought Reveals Mysterious Stone Carvings of Human Faces from 2,000 Years Ago

Amazon Drought Reveals Mysterious Stone Carvings of Human Faces from 2,000 Years Ago

2023/10/24 23:35 A severe drought hit the Brazilian Amazon, and strange stone carvings of human faces reappeared in front of the world. (Reuters) [Instant News/Comprehensive Report]Global warming has caused extreme weather, and the Brazilian state of Amazonas has suffered a historic drought. The water level of the Amazon River has dropped to its lowest point … Read more

How the Long Drought in Jakarta is Affecting Ornamental Plant Traders

How the Long Drought in Jakarta is Affecting Ornamental Plant Traders

Jakarta – The long drought that is currently hitting the country has left roadside ornamental plant traders shaking their heads. The reason is that during this summer their income could decline greatly due to the sentiment of potential buyers. Jaku (37), an ornamental plant seller in the Babelan area, Bekasi Regency, said that many people … Read more

Drought in Minnesota: Mixed Blessing for Farmers as Rain Damages Apple Harvest

Drought in Minnesota: Mixed Blessing for Farmers as Rain Damages Apple Harvest

DUNDAS, Minn. — The rain this weekend would’ve been helpful for Minnesota’s farmers during our drought-filled summer, but now it’s a bit of a mixed blessing. Nate Watters, the co-owner of Keepsake Cidery in Dundas in Rice County, says it waterlogged some of his apples as they begin picking. Heavy rain also can prevent picking … Read more