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Two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 25, killing 235 people and injuring over 4,300. Nations across the Americas and beyond have pledged rescue teams, medical aid, and financial support, though sanctions complicate relief efforts.
Rescue crews are racing against time across Venezuela after two powerful earthquakes killed at least 235 people and injured over 4,300. Experts stress that the first 72 hours offer the best chance to save trapped survivors. Aftershocks and damaged infrastructure complicate the emergency response.
A collision between two trains near Bedford, north of London, has resulted in multiple injuries. Emergency services, including air ambulances, have been deployed to the scene, and train services are suspended.
Mount Dukono on Halmahera Island erupted on March 21, killing three climbers including two foreigners, with 20 others missing. The area had been closed since April 17 due to increased volcanic activity. Authorities are searching for the missing, including nine Singaporeans.
