The worst-hit area is the hilly settlement of Chesongoch, where more than 1,000 homes were destroyed as fast-moving mudflows swept through communities At least 21 people have been killed and more than
Hurricane Melissa leaves a trail of destruction across the Caribbean, claiming lives, wiping out homes, crippling infrastructure and triggering urgent global relief efforts amid rising humanitarian needs…reports Asian Lite News The Caribbean
Along with Lahore, Pakistan’s Karachi also featured in the top 10 most polluted cities globally. …reports Asian Lite News Lahore, Pakistan, continues to hold the title of the world’s most polluted city.
China has launched the construction of the Yarlung Hydropower Project. The project, located in the geologically sensitive Pemakoe region, also known as the Great Bend of the Yarlung Tsangpo, sits in an
Prince William to represent King Charles at landmark global climate summit in Brazil…reports Asian Lite News The Prince of Wales will attend the COP30 climate summit in Brazil next month on behalf
By Sunday, Storm Amy is expected to move further into the North Sea, bringing drier conditions and lighter winds for the second half of the weekend,…reports Asian Lite news Storm Amy has
Met Office issues amber warning as Scotland braces for power cuts, flooding and major travel disruption…reports Asian Lite News Scotland is bracing itself for the full force of Storm Amy after the
Pakistan’s floods kill over 1,000, hit agriculture and supply chains; economy shows resilience amid devastation, while Karachi experiences minor earthquake, raising fears in already-stricken areas. Pakistan continues to grapple with one of
China pledges first-ever absolute emissions cut of 7–10% by 2035, amid US scepticism, sparking debate over global climate ambitions as COP30 approaches in Brazil….reports Asian Lite News China, the world’s largest emitter
Climate change experts and civil society members have called for the urgent restoration and clearing of Karachi’s natural waterways, warning that continued negligence could lead to more frequent and severe urban flooding,