Category - Disasters

• AFTER THE FLAMES
• Cargo ship fire kills 20 people
• Four indonesian volcanoes record 13 eruptions as activity continues
• Popular farmers' market ordered to close
• Day of mourning for Nepal’s flood victims
• Tahoe power outages possible this weekend
• DEADLY AMAZON JET FIRE
• RESERVOIRS ARE FILLING UP — WITH DIRT
• Neighbours battled to save girl, 7, and her aunt from deadly house fire
• Tiny firehouse still welcomes families of Flight 93’s victims
• Blown tire cited for Ross Fire in Texas
• Tornado group sizes up storm damage
• How to honor NYC firefighte­rs’ World Trade Center bravery
• RCMP sends disaster victim identifica­tion specialist­s to Nepal for flood recovery
• Britons warned to get ready for biggest El Niño in a millennium
• Mount Fuji ends hiking season with landslide, two rescues
• Rising sea levels threaten over 250,000 coastal Australian properties – Report
• ‘We just wait by the phone’: Family of missing Brits’ vigil
• Little arsonists
• Experts help gardeners work with the changing climate
• Travelers should be aware of Puerto Rico’s water crisis
• Tornado group sizes up storm damage
• Pampanga flood control: DPWH unveils immediate, medium, and long-term plans
• Stock up on food and water
• September 11, 9.59am South Tower collapses
• Deadly SI barge blast
• Smoke damage bills to go to governor
• Rehab of damaged Zambales dikes seen to cost ₧1.28 billion
• Twenty-five years later, Americans still living with legacy of Sept. 11
• Not every Hawaiian island safe yet for visitors
• “We’re going to have these heatwaves that we’re experienci­ng now that we think of as being extremes, [we’ll think they’re] less extreme”
• HOLE-Y MOLY, NIC!