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The article emphasizes the importance of developing a new dengue vaccine given the outbreak in Latin American that caused thousands of deaths in 2023 and 2024. It reports the clinical trial of a dengue vaccine by researchers at Instituto Butantan in Brazil. It informs about the deal of Takeda Pharmaceuticals, maker of the dengue vaccine Qdenga, with Indian generic drugmaker Biological E to license and produce Qdenga.

The article reports on the tragic consequences of severe flash flooding in parts of Connecticut and New York, which led to the deaths of two women swept away by floodwaters.

The article details the Philippines' first mpox case of 2024, following the World Health Organization's recent declaration of the disease as a global health emergency.

The article focuses on the severe impacts of heavy rainfall in southwestern Connecticut, including mudslides, washed-out roads, and flash flooding, leading to a declared emergency and widespread water rescues.

The article focuses on the impact of Ukraine's recent incursion into Russia, which has prompted Moscow to adjust its military strategies. Topics include Russia's troop withdrawals from Ukraine to counter the Ukrainian offensive, the challenges faced by both sides as the conflict evolves, and the implications of this shift for the broader battlefield dynamics.

The article focuses on New York City officials using drones equipped with loudspeakers to issue safety warnings about potential flash flooding in vulnerable neighborhoods as heavy rainfall is expected.

The article focuses on the recent storm in northeastern Vermont that caused extensive damage and flooding, underscoring the impact of climate change on increasing extreme precipitation and severe weather events.

The article details Mayor Eric Adams' declaration of a state of emergency in New York City jails, which blocks key aspects of a new local law banning solitary confinement and other restrictive measures.

The article focuses on FEMA's new policy requiring structures funded by the agency, such as schools and hospitals, to be safeguarded against flooding through elevation or relocation, emphasizing resilience against future climate change impacts.

The article reports on a series of suicide bombings in northeastern Nigeria, where at least 18 people were killed and many injured, including attacks at a wedding and a funeral. It highlights the ongoing threat of terrorism by groups like Boko Haram in the region, despite a decrease in such incidents in recent years, emphasizing the tragic impact on civilians and the broader security challenges faced by Nigeria.

The article reports on the impact of the climate change and El Nino phenomenon on the occurrence of natural disasters in Chile and Southern California. Topics mentioned include the possibility of an atmospheric river that may occur due to extraordinarily high Pacific Ocean temperatures, the initiative of the Chilean government to increase funding for firefighting in 2024, and the challenges facing urban planners to address the effect of climate change.

The article focuses on recent Supreme Court decisions regarding abortion rights, which, despite appearing positive superficially, are seen as temporary and evasive measures that may pave the way for future legal battles and increased restrictions on abortion access.

The article focuses on a coalition of environmental, labor, and health care groups petitioning FEMA to classify extreme heat and wildfire smoke as "major disasters," aiming to secure federal funding to assist states and local communities struggling with the escalating costs.

The article discusses severe floods in southern Germany, leading to evacuations, damaged infrastructure, and casualties, with emergency crews working to prevent further flooding and Chancellor Olaf Scholz visiting affected areas.

The article focuses on France declaring a state of emergency in New Caledonia amid violent protests over a proposed amendment to the French Constitution, leading to deadly riots and significant security mobilization in the semi-autonomous territory.

The article focuses on the devastating floods in Afghanistan, which have killed over 300 people, destroyed thousands of homes, and displaced thousands more in Baghlan province, with the death toll likely to rise as rescue efforts continue.

The article reports on deadly tornadoes in Oklahoma, resulting in at least four deaths, including an infant, and extensive damage to homes and businesses, with ongoing severe weather warnings across multiple states.

The article focuses on the devastating impact of heavy rains in Pakistan and Afghanistan, resulting in over 130 casualties and widespread destruction, with climate change being cited as a potential factor, as authorities brace for more flooding and rainfall.

The article focuses on an analysis of the Maui Fire Department's response to a deadly wildfire in Lahaina, Hawaii, revealing shortcomings in preparation and deployment despite warnings of high wildfire danger, leading to delays in getting crews to fire lines.

The article focuses on the Department of Homeland Security's adoption of artificial intelligence (A.I.), discussing its opportunities and risks, including the use of A.I. tools in combating trafficking crimes, training immigration officials, and preparing emergency management.

The article discusses a volcano eruption in southern Iceland with little notice, leading to a state of emergency and posing risks to local infrastructure, including its impact on the Reykjanes Peninsula and the recent history of volcanic activity in the region after centuries of dormancy.

The article focuses on the current state of chaos in Haiti, where gangs have disrupted essential services, shut down the airport, looted ports and public buildings, attacked police stations, and demanded the resignation of Prime Minister Ariel Henry.

The article informs that extreme weather, including icy roads and freezing temperatures, affected large parts of the South, leading to states of emergency declarations, energy conservation appeals, and hazardous driving conditions. Topic include Texas, in particular, faced concerns of prolonged freezing temperatures, prompting officials to request power conservation, while the Northeast experienced snowfall after a two-year hiatus.

The article focuses on the Federal Emergency Management Agency's "hazards outlook" maps, which highlight the extensive and simultaneous extreme weather events across the U.S., including snowstorms, flooding, high winds, and tornadoes, affecting nearly every state.

The article focuses on widespread violence and unrest in Ecuador triggered by the disappearance of a prominent gang leader from prison, leading to explosions, looting, gunfire, and uprisings in several prisons, prompting President Daniel Noboa to declare a 60-day state of emergency.