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Severe Tropical Storm Nakri is moving northeast over waters off Shikoku and is expected to strengthen, bringing strong winds to southern Kyushu and heavy rain to south Tohoku. The Izu Islands will feel the storm's effects on Monday morning. All Nippon Airways has canceled some flights to and from Tokyo’s Hachijojima Airport on October 13 due to the weather.   Advice: - Stay indoors during storms; avoid non-essential travel in affected areas and shoreline access. - Confirm your flight status with ANA or the respective airport before traveling. - Allow extra time to reach the airport and prepare for possible extended waiting times. - Monitor Japan Meteorological Agency updates for typhoon progress and safety advisories.  

Pro-Palestinian activists, organized by the Peace Institute, are holding a vigil at Kongresni trg in Ljubljana. The vigil is scheduled to conclude at 16:00 local time (14:00 GMT). Following the vigil, participants plan to march to Dunajska cesta to protest the ongoing NATO Parliamentary Assembly at the Exhibition and Convention Centre.   Advice: - Avoid the route between Kongresni trg and the Exhibition and Convention Centre during the scheduled times - Expect increased security presence, crowding, and possible traffic disruptions in Ljubljana. - If you must transit nearby, use alternate routes and allow extra time. - Refrain from engaging in geopolitical discussions with protesters or bystanders, and if tensions escalate, leave the area immediately.  

Local sources report that activists organized by Pataz Mayor Aldo Carlos Mariños plan to march from Puente Piedra at 15:00 (local time) toward Plaza San Martín, and subsequently proceed to Congress in Lima, in protest against President José Jerí. The march is part of Mariños’ broader “marcha de sacrificio” toward the capital.   Advice: - Avoid the route between Puente Piedra and central Lima during the scheduled time to minimize disruptions. - Be prepared for possible traffic delays, public transport reroutes, and crowding along the march route. Follow law enforcement's directions. - Keep a safe distance from crowds and do not engage with protesters or security. Leave the area if tensions escalate.  

With the presidential election underway, airports, seaports, and land borders have been closed as mandated by the government. All movement of people and goods by road, rail, and air is banned today until 18:00 local time. These measures aim to control the electoral process and minimize disruptions. After polls close, restrictions are expected to be lifted.   Advice: - Refrain from attempting cross-border travel during the closure period. - Avoid internal travel on election day until 18:00, including via roads, rail, and domestic flights. - Monitor official announcements for the reopening of borders and resumption of transport services.  

A mighty tropical wind and rainstorm will begin impacting the U.S. Atlantic coast this weekend and intensify through early next week. Severe effects are expected from Sunday into Tuesday, including flooding, storm surge, heavy rain, and strong winds. The storm is potentially inundating low-lying areas and making roads impassable. Airport delays, flight cancellations, ferry suspensions, bridge closures, and power outages are expected.   Advice: - Stay indoors and avoid non-essential travel during peak storm periods (Sunday-Monday). - Do not cross floodwaters, whether on foot or by vehicle - currents and depths may be underestimated. - Confirm flight status with airlines and allow significant buffer time at airports; expect delays or cancellations. - Monitor updates from the National Weather Service.  

Pro-Palestine protesters began marching from central Oslo toward Ullevaal Stadium around 3:00 PM, ahead of the 6:00 PM football match between Norway and Israel. Police have deployed along the route, and heavy traffic congestion and transport delays are expected near the stadium area. Advice: - Avoid the vicinity of Ullevaal Stadium and nearby roads this afternoon. - Expect increased police presence, possible roadblocks, and public transport delays. - If attending the match, arrive early and follow official security instructions. - Monitor local updates from Oslo Police and transportation services for real-time advisories.  

The monsoon trough continues to strengthen over Thailand, bringing widespread rain and thunderstorms across central, eastern, and southern regions, including Bangkok and nearby areas. Authorities warn of flash flooding in low-lying and coastal zones, as well as possible travel disruptions. At sea, waves may reach up to 1 metre and rise above 2 metres during storms in both the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand, posing risks for small boats and ferries. Advice: - Stay indoors during heavy rain and avoid travel unless necessary. - Keep clear of beaches and piers; high surf and rip currents are dangerous. - Do not attempt to drive through flooded or debris-covered roads. - Keep valuables and electronics above floor level in areas prone to flooding. - Monitor official weather alerts from the Thai Meteorological Department.  

Air traffic regulations have been enforced at all three airports due to severe fog and thunderstorms. Expect widespread, lengthy delays for all connecting and departing flights across Europe. Advice: - Check your flight status immediately with your airline or the airport website. - Plan for significant extra time for layovers and transfers. - Expect possible cancellations or reroutings. - Stay updated through official airport and airline announcements.  

Thousands of supporters of the Islamist group TLP attempted to march toward Islamabad for a pro-Palestinian rally near the U.S. Embassy, prompting heavy police response. Security forces used batons and tear gas to block protest routes; protesters retaliated with stone-throwing. At least 2 people were killed and around 50 wounded in the clashes. Authorities blocked major roads and suspended mobile internet in Islamabad and Rawalpindi to prevent escalation.   Advice - Avoid Lahore, the route toward Islamabad, and areas around Rawalpindi altogether while unrest is ongoing. - Expect major road blockades, checkpoints, and suspension of mobile internet or communications in key regions. - Do not approach protest sites or photograph the unrest. - Rely on official embassy and security updates; register your presence with your embassy if you are in affected provinces. - Consider delaying travel plans through Punjab or rerouting via safer areas until the situation stabilizes.  

Torrential rains triggered by Typhoon Matmo have led to widespread flooding, inundating over 15,000 homes and damaging infrastructure. At least eight people have died and several remain missing, while rescue teams are working to access isolated communities.   Advice: - Avoid travel to affected northern provinces, especially Thai Nguyen and Cao Bang. - Expect major road closures, washed-out bridges, and detours. - Use boats or alternate routes only when verified safe. - Stay at higher ground; avoid low-lying areas, riverbanks, and slopes vulnerable to landslides. - Carry emergency supplies (food, water, first-aid) and power banks for communication. - Monitor local weather alerts and government announcements for changing conditions. https://e.vnexpress.net/