Assam flood death toll reaches 95 with six new fatalities, affecting over 1.6 lakh people across 14 districts. Union health minister J P Nadda inspects worst-hit areas and reviews relief efforts.
South Korea reports 21 deaths from heat-related illnesses this year as intense heat continues, with 2,441 patients visiting emergency rooms since mid-May.
Hundreds of people gathered in Fnideq, Morocco, searching for missing relatives after a mass crossing of approximately 72,000 migrants into the Spanish territory of Ceuta, as EU ministers held emergency talks over the crisis.
An estimated 72,000 migrants crossed into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco last week before most returned home, with at least 88 deaths reported and right-wing figures seizing on the images to push hardline anti-immigration policies.
The death toll from a Ukrainian attack on an industrial facility in Russia's Kursk Region has risen to four, with another person injured, according to regional Governor Alexander Khinshtein.
India's BJP accused the opposition Congress party of disrupting parliamentary sessions and forcing bills through without discussion. Meanwhile, Assam flood deaths reached 87, and Bangladesh urged India to clarify its stance on an upcoming virtual speech by ousted leader Sheikh Hasina.
Twin earthquakes in Venezuela (7.2 & 7.5 magnitude) killed 6,125, with 17,000-29,500 unaccounted for. 200 buildings collapsed, mostly in La Guaira, with 16,200 structures deemed unsafe. Cleanup efforts continue, aided by new rental law for displaced victims.
Venezuela's June twin earthquakes killed 6,125 people and injured nearly 61,000, officials say; Acting President Delcy Rodriguez defended the government's response amid criticism over delayed aid.
Death toll from June twin quakes in Venezuela reaches 6,125, per National Assembly chief Jorge Rodríguez. Lawmakers pass housing bill to aid displaced victims, while 1,400 remain missing and 24,000 live in shelters.
Venezuela’s confirmed earthquake death toll increased to 6,125, announced by National Assembly President Jorge Rodriguez; 61,000 received hospital treatment after June 24 quakes that devastated La Guaira and Caracas.
The death toll from a nighttime Ukrainian attack on the Republic of Crimea has increased to four, according to Governor Sergey Aksyonov, who earlier reported three fatalities and two injuries.
The southwest monsoon has caused widespread devastation across Assam, Gujarat, and Kerala, resulting in over 130 deaths and affecting lakhs of people. Assam is the worst-hit state, while Gujarat experienced severe flooding and Kerala battled landslides and flash floods.
The death toll from the influx of undocumented migrants into Ceuta, a Spanish city on Africa's northern coast, has risen to 88, according to the Ceuta government. This follows a late July crisis where tens of thousands reached the city by swimming or on foot from Morocco, prompting the deployment of Spanish troops.
Kerala's death toll from rain-related incidents has risen to 15, with 7 missing, as heavy rainfall continues. Chief Minister VD Satheesan announced relief measures, including financial assistance for victims' families and displaced individuals, while 316 relief camps shelter over 11,000 people. Educational institutions are closed, and fishing is banned due to severe weather.
Ukraine launched a massive drone attack on Russia overnight Saturday, deploying at least 635 drones, killing eight people across various regions, and striking a Wildberries warehouse in Samara. Separately, the death toll from a homemade bomb explosion near a Moscow restaurant rose to five.
Israeli airstrikes continued in Gaza for a second day, killing at least 18 Palestinians, despite US President Donald Trump's announcement of a breakthrough in last year's ceasefire agreement. Israeli Energy Minister Eli Cohen expressed skepticism about Hamas disarming, stating Israel's intent to give Hamas an opportunity but warning of full Israeli control if they fail to comply.
At least 72 people have died following an unprecedented mass rush of over 50,000 migrants from Morocco into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta last Thursday. Spanish officials confirmed five more bodies were found, bringing the total, as health services treated over 1,000 people, though the situation has since improved.
A flash flood in China's northern Gansu province has killed 25 people and injured 23 others, with the death toll climbing from an initial 10. The incident occurred at Shuangshimen Scenic Area, prompting an investigation and warnings of further landslides.
Flash floods in Weiyuan county, Gansu province, China, have killed 25 people and injured 23. The National Commission for Disaster Prevention has called for an investigation, while the Ministry of Water Resources activated a level 4 emergency flood control response for Heilongjiang and other provinces due to heavy rainfall.
A woman in her seventies died of heatstroke in her car in Kumamoto, Japan, raising the earthquake's death toll to 36. Officials are now distributing leaflets urging evacuees in cars to stay cool and hydrated to prevent further heat-related deaths.
The death toll in Spain's Ceuta border crisis with Morocco has reached 67, including drownings and stampede victims, after approximately 60,000 migrants crossed into the Spanish territory. Spain is installing a 500-meter containment barrier as most migrants have been returned, though some remain.
A powerful magnitude 7.1 earthquake in southwestern Japan's Kyushu island has killed 34 people, with one more death under investigation. Search operations continue for missing persons, while thousands remain without water and power amidst soaring temperatures, raising health concerns.
Spain regained control of Ceuta after over 50,000 migrants crossed from Morocco, leaving dozens dead. Tensions rose in Europe with Italy suspending Schengen arrangements and the US criticizing Spain's migration policies.
Spain regained control of its North African enclave Ceuta after an unprecedented influx of over 50,000 migrants from Morocco, with most voluntarily returning. The incident, which left dozens dead, triggered political tensions across Europe and exposed divisions over migration policy.
