People's Emergency Evacuation, [Look at the World] Continuous rainstorm in India Makes the Water Level of Yamuna River Record High | rainstorm | Water Level

As of July 12th, disasters and accidents caused by continuous rainfall in northern India have resulted in 91 deaths. Many places are on flood alert. The rainstorm has led to the rapid rise of the Yamuna River, which has flooded many places in New Delhi. The Indian government has evacuated people urgently. At 18:00 on July 13th, the water level of the Yamuna River reached 208.66 meters, reaching a record high. People living in low-lying areas of the city were urgently evacuated to safe places, and their lives were greatly affected.

On July 13th, near the Old Yamuna Bridge in New Delhi, India, vehicles were trapped in a flooded underground passage.

On July 13, in New Delhi, India, the Yamuna River flooded due to monsoon rainstorm at the side of the subway station on the bank of the Yamuna River. People lined up at the temporary shelter to get food.

Extreme weather causing Indian tomato prices to skyrocket

According to data from the Indian Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution, tomato prices in India have surged 341% from the beginning of this year to the 11th of this month. The National Institute of Biological Stress Management in India, which specializes in agriculture, believes that flooding in major tomato producing areas in many parts of India due to heavy rainfall is a key factor driving up prices.

On July 13th, vendors in Gohati, the capital of Assam, India, sold tomatoes and other vegetables on the streets.

A serious car accident occurred in Illinois, USA, resulting in three deaths and multiple injuries

On July 12th, the Illinois state police reported that a serious car accident occurred in the southern part of the state in the early hours of the day. A long-distance passenger bus collided with three semi-trailer trucks parked near the exit of the highway rest area, resulting in three deaths and at least 14 injuries on the bus, with several of them seriously injured.

The scene of a car accident near Highland, Illinois, United States.

Three immigrant ships missing in the waters near the Canary Islands

On July 13th, in Mbour, Senegal, a man walked past a canoe docked at the port of Mbour. The emergency services department stated on July 13th that a ship carrying 41 immigrants from Senegal landed in the Canary Islands of Spain, and rescue workers are still searching for three other missing Senegalese ships.

On July 13th, in Mbour, Senegal, a man walked past a canoe docked at the port of Mbour.

US sanctions have led to a surge in malnourished children in Afghanistan

On July 10th, a child with malnutrition received treatment at the Indira Gandhi Children's Health Institute in Kabul, Afghanistan.

Paris residents protest against Indian Prime Minister Modi's visit to France

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in France on July 13th for a two-day visit. He will participate in France's Bastille Day parade and discuss new major defense agreements. The European Parliament is urging India to take more measures to protect ethnic and religious minorities. On July 13th, in Paris, France, people held protests against the visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

On July 13th, in Paris, France, a protester held up a banner next to a statue of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, protesting against Modi's visit to France.

A tornado hits Chicago, causing significant flight delays or cancellations

On July 12th, a tornado and thunderstorm occurred in central Illinois, USA. Chicago, the third largest city in the United States in the state, has sounded a tornado warning, causing a large number of flights to and from nearby airports to be delayed or cancelled.

The scene of a tornado passing near Chicago, United States.

Floods caused by rainstorm in Tuapushe City, Krasnodar Border Region, Russia, have killed 4 people

On July 13, the Russian Federation Investigation Commission said that two more bodies had been found in Tuapusie, and four people had been killed by the local floods caused by rainstorm. The search and rescue work is still ongoing. On July 12, four residential areas in Tuapushe, Krasnodar border region, southern Russia, declared a state of emergency due to floods caused by rainstorm. It is reported that some houses were flooded due to the rainstorm, and local authorities evacuated the affected people.

On July 12, a state of emergency was declared in four residential areas in Tuapushe, Krasnodar border region, Russia, due to floods caused by rainstorm.

Uruguay suffers from the most severe drought in over 70 years. Aerial photographs show changes in water sources

Uruguay, a South American country, is currently suffering from the most severe drought in over 70 years. Due to dry water sources, many places, including the Uruguayan capital, have experienced severe drinking water shortages, and this crisis is still not easing. Uruguay has a population of approximately 3.5 million, of which approximately 1.8 million reside in the capital city of Montevideo. The main sources of water for the city's residents and agriculture come from two reservoirs, the Cannelon Reservoir and the Paso Severino Reservoir. However, due to persistent drought, both reservoirs are currently almost dry, with cracked land visible everywhere.

On June 2, 2022, in the province of Florida, Uruguay, the Paso Severino Reservoir near Mendoza. On June 13, 2023, in the province of Florida, Uruguay, the Paso Severino Reservoir near Mendoza.

Rainstorm across South Korea Government raises crisis alert to the highest level

On July 13th, South Korea experienced heavy rainfall throughout its territory. The Ministry of Administrative Security of the Republic of Korea issued a special rainstorm warning to the capital circle and the central region in the afternoon of that day, and then raised the crisis warning from the "alert" level to the highest "serious" level that night. The response level of the South Korean Central Disaster Safety Countermeasure Headquarters has also been raised from the second stage to the third stage.

On the afternoon of July 13th, in Seoul, South Korea, on Hongjichuan Road in the West Gate District where a dam collapse occurred, personnel from the West Gate District disaster site comprehensive support team were working overnight to prevent another accident.

Floods in Vermont, USA have temporarily receded and multiple infrastructure facilities have been damaged

Recently, the continuous rainstorm in the northeastern United States caused floods in Vermont. On July 12th, floods in many areas gradually subsided, and due to severe waterlogging on roads, a large amount of infrastructure was damaged, making it difficult to carry out cleaning work. The flood caused by continuous rainstorm caused serious water logging in Montpellier, the capital of Vermont.

On July 13, a large amount of infrastructure was damaged and in a mess after the continuous rainstorm in Vermont, the United States, triggered floods. The picture shows a damaged railway.

A heatwave hits over 100 million Americans facing extreme high temperatures

Some parts of the United States have been hit by heatwaves in recent days. The highest temperature in some areas of southwestern Arizona has exceeded 43 degrees Celsius for several consecutive days. On July 12th, the National Weather Service reported that over 111 million people in the United States are under extreme heat warning. The National Weather Service of the United States stated that residents from southern California to southern Florida have received extreme heat warnings, which are expected to continue until the 16th of this month.

On July 13th, in the scorching heat of New York, a man poured water on his head.

The volcano near the capital of Iceland continues to erupt lava and thick smoke

On July 11th, a volcano in the Reykjaynes Peninsula in southwestern Iceland continued to erupt, with lava flows emerging from ground fissures. The Icelandic Meteorological Agency stated that the eruption occurred near the Littley Khrutur region, approximately 40 kilometers southwest of the Icelandic capital Reykjavik. A week ago, thousands of small earthquakes were detected in the area, and around 16:40 on the 10th, lava and smoke emerged from the area. At present, the volcanic eruption has not had an impact on air traffic, but due to air pollution, the civil defense department has recommended that residents of the Reykjanes Peninsula and the capital area close windows.

On July 13th, on the Reykjaynes Peninsula in southwestern Iceland, a volcano continued to erupt, spewing lava and thick smoke.

The 58th European Folk Music Festival was held in Germany

On July 13th, the 58th European Folk Song Festival opened in Thuringia, Germany. At the annual European Folk Song Festival, about 5000 participants from all over Europe gathered in traditional costumes at different locations. In addition to ethnic dances and festival parades, activities also include dances and universal church worship.

On July 13th, in Thuringia, Germany, the children and youth dance troupe "Viznits" from Latvia performed at the opening ceremony of the 58th European Folk Music Festival.

Hunan: Busy "Double grab" in the scorching summer heat

At present, various regions in Hunan Province have entered the "double rush" season of harvesting early rice and planting late rice. Farmers are braving the scorching heat to rush to harvest and plant, and the fields and fields are showing a busy scene.

On July 12th, in Jinqiao Town, Qidong County, Hengyang City, local villagers were drying early rice.