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Lightning strikes kill 6 people in Zimbabwe

Nqobile Tshili
nehandaradio.com
Tue, 11 Dec 2018 11:50 UTC
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Six people including four pupils at one school died after they were struck by lightning over the weekend.

The fatalities were recorded in Matabeleland South's Umzingwane District and in Chinhoyi.

The Civil Protection Unit (CPU) has said communities should be empowered with scientific knowledge about lightning strikes to save lives.

The Meteorological Services Department had predicted last week that there would be heavy rains coupled with violent thunderstorms.

Comment: Elsewhere in Africa over the last few days lightning strikes have killed a total of 5 people across Kenya (including a single bolt which caused 3 fatalities).

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Flash floods leave 2 dead, 4,000 homes damaged in Vietnam - up to 25 inches of rain in 24 hours


Floodlist
Mon, 10 Dec 2018 11:19 UTC
In Tam Ky city, Quang Ngai province
© VNA
In Tam Ky city, Quang Ngai province
Disaster officials in Vietnam say that at least 2 people have died in flash floods that have affected central parts of the country over the last few days.

The victims died in Quang Tri Province on 08 December after they were swept away by flash floods triggered by prolonged downpours, according to Vietnam's disaster agency, the Central Steering Committee on Natural Disaster Prevention and Control.

The disaster agency also said that flooding had damaged around 4,000 houses, including 2,052 in Binh Dinh, 730 in Nghe An and 544 houses in Quang Tri. Around 400 families have evacuated their homes in Quang Ngai and Binh Dinh.


Comment: See in addition these recent reports from November: Tropical Storm Usagi hits southern Vietnam - Longest and heaviest ever recorded rainfall in Saigon history

Death toll from central Vietnam typhoon-triggered flood rises to 14

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Three killed and hundreds of thousands without power as major snowstorm strikes US southern states

Sean Morrison
Evening Standard
Tue, 11 Dec 2018 00:58 UTC
US winter storm
© AP
Snow, sleet and freezing rain swept across five southern states, leaving dangerously icy roads and hundreds of thousands of people without electricity
At least three people have been killed and hundreds of thousands were without power as a heavy snowstorm slammed into south-eastern US states.

Snow, sleet and freezing rain battered states from Georgia to West Virginia with temperatures expected to plummet further, bringing more treacherous conditions.

The storm has been blamed for at least three deaths in North Carolina and a state of emergency has been declared in the region amid the extreme weather.

Thousands of flights were cancelled across the region, and scores of schools, businesses and government offices were closed as the severe conditions worsened on Monday.


Comment: Massive storm drops feet of snow on US Southeast

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Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: US Winter Storm Diego - Blizzards in Europe - Snow buries cattle in Russia


Adapt 2030
Mon, 10 Dec 2018 21:35 UTC
winter storm diego
© Stephanie Klein-Davis /The Roanoke Times via AP
John Woodrum, shovels his car on Sunday, Dec. 9, 2018, in Roanoke, Va. A massive storm brought snow, sleet, and freezing rain across a wide swath of the South on Sunday — causing dangerously icy roads, immobilizing snowfalls and power losses to hundreds of thousands of people.
Winter Storm Diego dumps a years worth of snowfall in a single day in the South East USA, hundreds of thousands without power, while in Europe blizzards rage as an extra tropical low collides with a cold air front dumping three feet plus of snow across France, Italy, Austria, and Russia with its own blizzard burying herds of animals. Interestingly the global main stream media does not want to talk about low solar activity as a possible cause for the extreme weather as predicted by solar forecasters to start now. 2+2 =3.33 in the world of mind control.

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Magnitude 7.3 earthquake strikes near Antarctica


SFGate
Tue, 11 Dec 2018 03:27 UTC
7.3 earthquake struck near Bristol Island
© USGS
The United States Geological Survey reports a preliminary magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck near Bristol Island, South Sandwich Islands on Tuesday.
The United States Geological Survey reports a preliminary magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck near Bristol Island, South Sandwich Islands on Tuesday.

The quake hit at 12:26 AM local time at a depth of 176 kilometers.

There was no initial word on damage or injury resulting from the quake. More information on this earthquake is available on the USGS event page.

See the latest USGS quake alerts, report feeling earthquake activity and tour interactive fault maps in the earthquake section.
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'Weird sounds' heard in the skies over Malmö, Sweden


Sott.net
Fri, 07 Dec 2018 18:32 UTC
Strange sky sounds (stock)
On December 7, 2018, YouTube user 'Fillip Pašalić' shared footage of 'weird sounds' he heard in the skies of Malmö, Sweden:

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Alps battered by snowstorm over the weekend - up to 100 cms (almost 40 inches) falls

Lucy Aspden
Daily Telegraph
Mon, 10 Dec 2018 17:46 UTC
Resorts across the world's biggest ski ares Les Trois Vallées have been hit by heavy snow and wind

Resorts across the world's biggest ski ares Les Trois Vallées have been hit by heavy snow and wind
Winter has arrived with a vengeance in the Alps after the biggest storm of the season battered ski resorts across France, Austria, Italy and Switzerland over the weekend.

After a slow start to the ski season, with some resorts having to postpone their openings due to a lack of snow, the tables have turned and now resorts are dealing with too much snow and strong winds, meaning some ski areas have had to close due to high avalanche risk.

"There were significant falls of snow across the majority of the Alps at the weekend, with the being snow pushed down from the north and west. All resorts but the most southern regions were lucky enough to get between 30cm and 100cm," said John Armstrong from myweather2.com. These include Tignes (60cm), Courchevel (40cm), Verbier (50cm), Zermatt (60cm) and St Anton (30cm).

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Inverted rainbow, sun dog seen in the skies of Yakeshi, Inner Mongolia

Muhong Liu
supchina.com
Fri, 07 Dec 2018 17:59 UTC
Inverted rainbow, sun dog over Mongolia
A huge halo around the sun, known as a sun dog, appeared in the sky in Yakeshi, Inner Mongolia, on December 6, along with an inverted rainbow on top.

The extremely rare sighting attracted crowds.

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4 killed in SW China landslide

Liangyu
Xinhua
Mon, 10 Dec 2018 15:56 UTC
Rescuers work at the site of landslide in Fenshui Town of Xuyong County, southwest China's Sichuan Province, Dec. 9, 2018.
© Xinhua/Su Zhongguo
Rescuers work at the site of landslide in Fenshui Town of Xuyong County, southwest China's Sichuan Province, Dec. 9, 2018.
Four people were killed after a landslide hit a county in southwest China's Sichuan Province Sunday afternoon.

The landslide toppled a number of residential houses in Fenshui Town in Xuyong County in the city of Luzhou around 4:20 p.m. on Sunday, leaving 11 people buried and one missing.

As of 1 p.m. Monday, the 11 people had all been pulled from the debris and four of them were confirmed dead. Among the four deaths, one was found dead at the site while three others died in hospitals after emergency treatment failed, according to the local government.

The seven injured are being treated in local hospitals.

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NewsReal: Mass Immigration And Climate Change: A Perfect Storm


Sott.net
Mon, 10 Dec 2018 11:30 UTC
newsreal climate migration
There are two major grievances that are motivating the ongoing 'Gilets Jaunes' protests in France (and similar protests in other European countries over the past few years). One is the the specter of mass immigration - 'accidentally' inflated by 17 years of the Global War on Terror - and the other is French and EU government policies aimed at 'preventing climate change'.

In their arrogance, however, European elites have decided to double down on these massively unpopular polices by:

(a) encouraging mass migration into Europe - with Macron currently in Morocco where he will sign the UN Compact on Migration, where signatory states are required to formalize and legalize structures for accepting and financing large numbers of migrants, and (b) implementing an EU/globalist 'ecology tax'.

So the question is: what do climate/earth changes and mass migration have in common, and what do governments know that they are not telling the people?

On this week's NewsReal with Joe & Niall, we reveal why the elites' view of the people and the people's view of the elites are so out of sync, and why the discrepancy is signalling an impending showdown of, literally, biblical proportions.


Running Time: 01:14:59

Download: MP3

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