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SEOUL - South Korea is ready to provide North Korea with relief supplies for damage caused by recent heavy rainfall, South Korea's Red Cross said on Aug 1, marking a rare outreach under the administration of President Yoon Suk-yeol to its neighbour.
NEW DELHI - Emergency workers rescued over 1,000 people who were stranded in different parts of the Himalayas following torrential rainfall in northern India, which caused widespread damage and left at least 12 people dead, officials said on Aug 1.
MEPPADI, India - Whenever it rains very heavily in the hills of Wayanad in southern India, many people stay awake, recalling a 2019 landslide that killed about 20 people.
Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan describes the disaster as ‘one of the worst’ the southern Indian state has ever witnessed.
NEW DELHI - At least 11 people died after heavy rain lashed various parts of northern India on Thursday (Aug 1) and more than 250 people were missing after downpours in the Himalayas, including pilgrims stranded on a famous pilgrimage route.
CHOORALMALA, India - Hopes of finding survivors began to fade as hundreds of rescuers worked through sludge and rocks and pulled out bodies from debris in the hills of India's Kerala state on July 31, a day after 167 people were killed in monsoon landslides.
CHOORALMALA, India — Rescue workers began looking for people trapped under debris early on July 31, a day after landslides caused havoc in the Wayanad district of India's Kerala state, with at least 151 people dead and many still missing.
