News & Reports

Heavy rainfall is triggering flash-flood warnings across parts of Queensland, particularly along the Sunshine Coast, where some areas may receive up to 130-150 mm of rain. Authorities warn of flooded roads, reduced visibility, and localized travel disruptions.

Heavy rains have caused flooding in the low-lying areas of Maputo, the capital city of Mozambique. The city’s drainage system is undergoing rehabilitation work to be completed by the end of the year.

Kenyan health authorities have warned that ongoing heavy rains and flooding may trigger outbreaks of cholera, malaria, typhoid, and other water- and mosquito-borne diseases. Floodwaters can contaminate drinking water, damage sanitation systems, and create stagnant water that increases mosquito breeding. Residents are urged to take precautions as rainfall continues across many parts of the country.

A winter storm impacting the Rocky Mountains has caused major disruptions at Denver International Airport, with over 1,300 flight delays and more than 170 cancellations reported. Heavy snowfall, strong winds, and icy conditions have slowed airport operations and made travel in the region difficult.

The media office of Hezbollah in Lebanon has stated that the group has decided to fight until the last breath against the US and Israel. This declaration comes amid the ongoing military conflict in the region. Travelers should exercise extreme caution and avoid all non-essential travel to Lebanon.

An airstrike by Israel has led to a fire at Mehrabad Airport in Tehran, causing significant disruption and raising security concerns in the area.

Intense clashes between Israeli forces and Hezbollah militants in southern Lebanon, including the Bekaa Valley and Sidon. Dozens of casualties reported, with damage to civilian buildings. Residents advised to shelter in place.

Heavy rains in Nairobi have led to severe flooding, resulting in 10 deaths and 71 vehicles being swept away. Rescue operations are still ongoing as the death toll could rise.

Egypt is experiencing a ‘state of near-emergency’ due to ongoing regional conflicts that are threatening its economic stability, prompting government warnings.

Ongoing protests and demonstrations have been reported in San Salvador, the capital of El Salvador, over the past several days. The protests are related to concerns about human rights violations and political persecution under the government of President Nayib Bukele. Travelers should exercise caution, avoid large gatherings, and monitor local media for updates.