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Two killed in elephant attack in Odisha, India

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Two persons have been killed in elephant attack near Gailo village under Dhenkanal Sadar Forest range in Odisha.

The deceased have been identified as Phagua Dehury and Siba Dehury of Gunudei village said police.
Phagua and his nephew Siba, who belong to the fishermen community, had gone to river Brahmani yesterday for fishing.

"Two persons of our village Gundeipur have been killed in an elephant attack. One is Phagunath Dehury(55) and other is his nephew Siba(20). They are fishermen and their occupation is fishing. While they were returning home after fishing they were attacked by an elephant leading to their death," said Sarpanch Gundeipur Panchayat Jyotirmayee Lenka.


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Alaska rocks under 7.8M earthquake, triggers tsunami warning

Alaska Earthquake
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A tsunami warning has been issued for coastal parts of the northern US state of Alaska after the USGS confirmed a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck at a depth of 10km, roughly 100km offshore.

The quake struck at approximately 06:12:42 (UTC). The US Tsunami Warning System raised the alarm over 'hazardous waves' due to strike coastal communities from Sand Point to Kodiak and Cold Bay.


Comment: A large aftershock of magnitude 6.1 also hit 4 minutes later.


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6.0-magnitude earthquake hits Fiji region: USGS

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An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.0 jolted Fiji region at 20:56:24 GMT on Tuesday, the U.S. Geological Survey said.

The epicenter, with a depth of 602.12 km, was initially determined to be at 20.8319 degrees south latitude and 178.5723 degrees west longitude.

Cloud Lightning

Lightning strikes 4 as violent storms hammer St. Louis

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© EarthcamLightning strikes in front of the St. Louis' Gateway Arch Sunday evening.

As violent thunderstorms rattled south St. Louis, Missouri, on Sunday night, four people in the city were struck by lightning.

At 9:35 p.m. on Sunday, the St. Louis Fire Department released information regarding the lightning strikes on social media. The department reported that the four victims -- all of whom were men -- were transported by Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and one was in critical condition.

"Thunderstorms with a tremendous amount of cloud-to-ground lightning affected Greater St. Louis Sunday evening," AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Dave Samuhel said.

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Waterspout hits Sochi, Russia

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(Translated from Russian): At noon, the tornado approached the beach area in the Imeretinskaya lowland and disintegrated when it came ashore. None of the people were hurt. Beach equipment was damaged by gusts of wind. A storm warning was announced at the resort in advance, and the beach was closed. The authorities also warned in advance that there is a risk of tornadoes forming over the sea, - the Sochi administration's press service commented.

Read more (article in Russian).


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Three nomads and hundreds of animals killed by lightning strike in Surankote, India

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Three nomads were killed while dozens of their cattle got perished by the lightning at Gumsar village of Poonch district.

Officials told the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that the incident took place in the intervening night of Monday- Tuesday.

They said the lightning hit a seasonal dhok in Gumsar, leaving three nomads dead on the spot who belong to Surankote area of the district.

They added that many animals including goat and sheep, whose number is believed to be in several hundreds, also got perished in the incident.

Sub Divisional Magistrate Surankote, Saleem Qureshi said that teams are rushing to the spot to assess the loss.

Comment: A lightning bolt also killed 16 goats in Pakistan on July 20.


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Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: When systems break down people and commerce migrate

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Sugarcane stalks freeze in South Africa with unusual cold, Brazil buys 370% more soybeans from Paraguay than last year and Florida planning new highways to the rural countryside as city residents flee to farms but still need inter-connectivity. The exodus is beginning.


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Giant swarm of flying ants spotted from space over UK

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A spokesman for the Met Office says there are likely to be "thousands" of insects within the cloud spotted above England's coast.

A 50-mile-wide swarm of flying ants has been making its way over the UK - and it's so huge that it has been spotted from space.

The enormous cloud of insects was picked up by the Met Office's weather radar over Kent and Sussex, on England's southeast coast.

The weather service said smaller swarms could be seen over London.

A video was released by the Met Office, alongside a tweet saying: "It's not raining in London, Kent or Sussex, but our radar says otherwise...


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8 killed in landslides triggered by incessant rains in Nepal - at least 23 dead in 5 days

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Eight people, including two children, were killed in landslides triggered by incessant rains in Nepal, home ministry officials said here on Tuesday.

Two children below the age of five were buried alive under a landslide in Tokha municipality, 12 km north of Kathmandu on Tuesday morning, they said.

Similar incidents were also reported in the last 24 hours from other parts of the country.


While one death each was reported from Dhading and Darchula districts, two persons died in Nawalparasi district, National Emergency Operation Centre chief Murari Basti said.