Banja Luka Resident Witnesses Disaster in Nepal: There Is No Need to Imagine a Terrible Judgment
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<p>Filipe Lisboa, a climate change expert, explains the relationship between climate change and the natural disaster in Nepal that killed more than 600 people.</p>
The disaster on the Nepal-Tibet border, which claimed hundreds of lives, has brought back to the forefront the landslides and floods that the Black Sea region has experienced in the past. Professor Dr. Mikdat Kadıoğlu drew attention to the possibility of a similar event occurring in Turkey and issued critical warnings. Here are the details...
Banjoluca innovator, explorer and speleologist Zoran Dujakovic was located only a hundred kilometers from the area of Nepal that was hit by a catastrophic torrent. Only a day later he was to pass in a direction that had meanwhile been almost completely destroyed. Dujakovic told RTRS that during his stay in Nepal he felt an earthquake that, according to him, triggered events whose [...] The post BiH researcher witnesses the disaster in Nepal that…
The death toll from floods in Nepal has risen to 579, while China said seven people had died in Tibet. Search and rescue operations were temporarily suspended due to bad weather.
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