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Heavy rainfall causes flooding in the city of Chihuahua, Mexico
The rain that occurred in the city of Chihuahua, Chihuahua, has left floods in several points and the authorities have called not to leave the house or to avoid certain points, on the afternoon of this Wednesday, August 17. The heavy rainfall that hit the state capital has already caused several floods and is expected to continue in the coming hours. The Chihuahua State Civil Protection Coordination reported that the forecast of rains between 3 and 6 p.m. is maintained, for which it called on the population to "maintain preventive measures and avoid leaving the house, if it is not necessary." Videos on social networks show cars trapped in the middle of streams generated by concentrations of water.
https://www.sott.net/article/471134-Heavy-rainfall-causes-flooding-in-the-city-of-Chihuahua-Mexico
Heavy rainfall causes flooding in the city of Chihuahua, Mexico
The rain that occurred in the city of Chihuahua, Chihuahua, has left floods in several points and the authorities have called not to leave the house or to avoid certain points, on the afternoon of this Wednesday, August 17. The heavy rainfall that hit the state capital has already caused several floods and is expected to continue in the coming hours. The Chihuahua State Civil Protection Coordination reported that the forecast of rains between 3 and 6 p.m. is maintained, for which it called on the population to "maintain preventive measures and avoid leaving the house, if it is not necessary." Videos on social networks show cars trapped in the middle of streams generated by concentrations of water.
https://www.sott.net/article/471134-Heavy-rainfall-causes-flooding-in-the-city-of-Chihuahua-Mexico
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De-industrialization in progress? Energy crisis forces EU aluminum plant to shut down
A Slovak smelter will halt production by the start of October due to soaring electricity prices The Slovalco aluminum smelter in Slovakia announced on Wednesday it will shut down primary production by the end of September. "The decision to terminate primary aluminum production at Slovalco comes in response to adverse framework conditions and high electricity prices, which show no signs of improvement in the short term," the plant's majority owner, Norsk Hydro, said in a statement. It explained that the Slovalco casthouse in central Slovakia is continuing its recycling operation, serving customers in the region with 75,000 tons of recycled aluminum annually. The plant's CEO told media that the Slovalco plant was a key supplier for Slovak and other European companies. After stopping production, Europe will be forced to import aluminum from countries including Russia and China, he added. Slovalco's shutdown follows a similar decision this week to cease production at a zinc smelter in...
https://www.sott.net/article/471135-De-industrialization-in-progress-Energy-crisis-forces-EU-aluminum-plant-to-shut-down
De-industrialization in progress? Energy crisis forces EU aluminum plant to shut down
A Slovak smelter will halt production by the start of October due to soaring electricity prices The Slovalco aluminum smelter in Slovakia announced on Wednesday it will shut down primary production by the end of September. "The decision to terminate primary aluminum production at Slovalco comes in response to adverse framework conditions and high electricity prices, which show no signs of improvement in the short term," the plant's majority owner, Norsk Hydro, said in a statement. It explained that the Slovalco casthouse in central Slovakia is continuing its recycling operation, serving customers in the region with 75,000 tons of recycled aluminum annually. The plant's CEO told media that the Slovalco plant was a key supplier for Slovak and other European companies. After stopping production, Europe will be forced to import aluminum from countries including Russia and China, he added. Slovalco's shutdown follows a similar decision this week to cease production at a zinc smelter in...
https://www.sott.net/article/471135-De-industrialization-in-progress-Energy-crisis-forces-EU-aluminum-plant-to-shut-down
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Temperature extremes: China's worst heatwave in 60 years is forcing factories to close as temperatures cross 40C (104F)
China's Sichuan province has ordered all factories to shut down for six days to ease a power shortage in the region as a scorching heat wave sweeps across the country. Sichuan is a key manufacturing location for the semiconductor and solar panel industries and the power rationing will hit factories belonging to some of the world's biggest electronics companies, including Apple (AAPL) supplier Foxconn and Intel (INTC). The province is also China's lithium mining hub — a key component of electric car batteries — and the shutdown may push up the cost of the raw material, analysts said. China is facing its fiercest heat wave in six decades, with temperatures crossing 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) in dozens of cities. The extreme heat has caused a spike in demand for air conditioning in offices and homes, putting pressure on the power grid. The drought has also depleted river water levels, reducing the amount of electricity produced at hydropower plants.
https://www.sott.net/article/471136-Temperature-extremes-Chinas-worst-heatwave-in-60-years-is-forcing-factories-to-close-as-temperatures-cross-40C-104F
Temperature extremes: China's worst heatwave in 60 years is forcing factories to close as temperatures cross 40C (104F)
China's Sichuan province has ordered all factories to shut down for six days to ease a power shortage in the region as a scorching heat wave sweeps across the country. Sichuan is a key manufacturing location for the semiconductor and solar panel industries and the power rationing will hit factories belonging to some of the world's biggest electronics companies, including Apple (AAPL) supplier Foxconn and Intel (INTC). The province is also China's lithium mining hub — a key component of electric car batteries — and the shutdown may push up the cost of the raw material, analysts said. China is facing its fiercest heat wave in six decades, with temperatures crossing 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) in dozens of cities. The extreme heat has caused a spike in demand for air conditioning in offices and homes, putting pressure on the power grid. The drought has also depleted river water levels, reducing the amount of electricity produced at hydropower plants.
https://www.sott.net/article/471136-Temperature-extremes-Chinas-worst-heatwave-in-60-years-is-forcing-factories-to-close-as-temperatures-cross-40C-104F
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More human skeletal remains found at Lake Mead as water levels continue to recede
Fifth set of human skeletal remains found as drought conditions continue Another set of human skeletal remains was discovered at drought-stricken Lake Mead on Monday - the fifth set of remains recovered since May and the third to be found at the lake's Swim Beach area. National Park Service (NPS) rangers set up a perimeter in the Swim Beach area of the Lake Mead National Recreation Area in Nevada to recover the remains after responding around 8 p.m. to a report of the grim finding, the NPS said in a statement on Tuesday. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department's dive team assisted in the recovery. Officials said that the Clark County Medical Examiner has also been contacted.
https://www.sott.net/article/471137-More-human-skeletal-remains-found-at-Lake-Mead-as-water-levels-continue-to-recede
More human skeletal remains found at Lake Mead as water levels continue to recede
Fifth set of human skeletal remains found as drought conditions continue Another set of human skeletal remains was discovered at drought-stricken Lake Mead on Monday - the fifth set of remains recovered since May and the third to be found at the lake's Swim Beach area. National Park Service (NPS) rangers set up a perimeter in the Swim Beach area of the Lake Mead National Recreation Area in Nevada to recover the remains after responding around 8 p.m. to a report of the grim finding, the NPS said in a statement on Tuesday. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department's dive team assisted in the recovery. Officials said that the Clark County Medical Examiner has also been contacted.
https://www.sott.net/article/471137-More-human-skeletal-remains-found-at-Lake-Mead-as-water-levels-continue-to-recede
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Sudden death syndrome and crooked smiles
I began my day savoring another great article by A Midwestern Doctor: What Is The Story Behind Sudden Death Syndromes? I really love the work this man is doing and highly recommend you consider reading, or at least scanning, the full article above. Many of the weird issues I've seen people in my life develop during the COVID era came into focus. And not just the COVID era, my whole life leading up to it. The dysfunctional way Medicine has enabled and covered up for poisoning damage is not new, it dates from at least WW2 and even further back.
https://www.sott.net/article/471138-Sudden-death-syndrome-and-crooked-smiles
Sudden death syndrome and crooked smiles
I began my day savoring another great article by A Midwestern Doctor: What Is The Story Behind Sudden Death Syndromes? I really love the work this man is doing and highly recommend you consider reading, or at least scanning, the full article above. Many of the weird issues I've seen people in my life develop during the COVID era came into focus. And not just the COVID era, my whole life leading up to it. The dysfunctional way Medicine has enabled and covered up for poisoning damage is not new, it dates from at least WW2 and even further back.
https://www.sott.net/article/471138-Sudden-death-syndrome-and-crooked-smiles
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Early snowfall in Ridder, East Kazakhstan
First snow fell at a height of 1,870 m above sea level in the city of Ridder, East Kazakhstan, the ridder.city Instagram account reads. The fog was expected to blanket the north of the region today. Ground frosts are forecast for the east, and northeast of the region in the nighttime, the emergency situations department of East Kazakhstan said. High wind is also set to sweep through the region locally, it said in a statement.
https://www.sott.net/article/471139-Early-snowfall-in-Ridder-East-Kazakhstan
Early snowfall in Ridder, East Kazakhstan
First snow fell at a height of 1,870 m above sea level in the city of Ridder, East Kazakhstan, the ridder.city Instagram account reads. The fog was expected to blanket the north of the region today. Ground frosts are forecast for the east, and northeast of the region in the nighttime, the emergency situations department of East Kazakhstan said. High wind is also set to sweep through the region locally, it said in a statement.
https://www.sott.net/article/471139-Early-snowfall-in-Ridder-East-Kazakhstan
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Why are Lebanon's military judges releasing dozens of Israeli spies?
In the past few months, Lebanese security services have arrested more than 100 people implicated in alleged Israeli spy networks. Among these were young women tasked with photographing locations in the predominantly Shia southern suburbs of Beirut, the main stronghold of Hezbollah, and the primarily Sunni neighborhood of Tariq Al-Jadida in the western part of the city. Working for the Israelis According to investigations carried out by Lebanese security services, most of the detainees had applied online for employment opportunities, before being contacted from phone numbers belonging to Israeli citizens. Some of the accused were asked to buy local SIM cards and send them to addresses abroad.
https://www.sott.net/article/471140-Why-are-Lebanons-military-judges-releasing-dozens-of-Israeli-spies
Why are Lebanon's military judges releasing dozens of Israeli spies?
In the past few months, Lebanese security services have arrested more than 100 people implicated in alleged Israeli spy networks. Among these were young women tasked with photographing locations in the predominantly Shia southern suburbs of Beirut, the main stronghold of Hezbollah, and the primarily Sunni neighborhood of Tariq Al-Jadida in the western part of the city. Working for the Israelis According to investigations carried out by Lebanese security services, most of the detainees had applied online for employment opportunities, before being contacted from phone numbers belonging to Israeli citizens. Some of the accused were asked to buy local SIM cards and send them to addresses abroad.
https://www.sott.net/article/471140-Why-are-Lebanons-military-judges-releasing-dozens-of-Israeli-spies
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Russian MIL accuses US of staging NUCLEAR false flag!
New update from Russian Chief of Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Threats, Lieutenant General, Igor Kirillov! Every time you see the guy above, you know some earth-shattering news just dropped. Normally, these updates focus on biological activity in Ukraine, but today's briefing is about a growing NUCLEAR situation at the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant, the largest nuclear power plant (NPP) in Europe, located in south-eastern Ukraine, now under control of Russian Armed Forces. Russian MIL report that Ukrainian forces have been shelling the location since July 18th, in 12 different attacks, with a total of 50 artillery shells dropped on the largest NPP in Europe. "the Ukrainian side, together with their US handlers, are trying to play the card by causing what they believe to be a minor accident at the nuclear power plant and thus disrupting the normal and safe operation of the plant, blaming it on Russia." Ultimately Russian MIL are accusing Ukraine and "their US handlers" of trying...
https://www.sott.net/article/471141-Russian-MIL-accuses-US-of-staging-NUCLEAR-false-flag
Russian MIL accuses US of staging NUCLEAR false flag!
New update from Russian Chief of Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Threats, Lieutenant General, Igor Kirillov! Every time you see the guy above, you know some earth-shattering news just dropped. Normally, these updates focus on biological activity in Ukraine, but today's briefing is about a growing NUCLEAR situation at the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant, the largest nuclear power plant (NPP) in Europe, located in south-eastern Ukraine, now under control of Russian Armed Forces. Russian MIL report that Ukrainian forces have been shelling the location since July 18th, in 12 different attacks, with a total of 50 artillery shells dropped on the largest NPP in Europe. "the Ukrainian side, together with their US handlers, are trying to play the card by causing what they believe to be a minor accident at the nuclear power plant and thus disrupting the normal and safe operation of the plant, blaming it on Russia." Ultimately Russian MIL are accusing Ukraine and "their US handlers" of trying...
https://www.sott.net/article/471141-Russian-MIL-accuses-US-of-staging-NUCLEAR-false-flag
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How to go after the Big Science Cartel and actually win
On 29 July 2022, three Republican US Senators (Rand Paul, KY; Ted Cruz, TX; Richard Burr, NC) asked the Director of the National Science Foundation to provide information on a variety of concerns, ranging from how decisions on funding research grants are made, to how the NSF handles political conflicts of interest among the scientists it supports. Good for them. Since its founding in 1950, the NSF has drifted far from its original mission and vision: to support basic research in universities. Among the aims was to insulate the process of scientific discovery from meddlesome politicians. No more: the NSF has harnessed itself to blatantly political aims, from the dubious "greening" of our society and nation, to the toxic agenda of "Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion". The Senators are right to lift the lid on these shenanigans. They are wasting taxpayers' money. That said, the Senators are barking up the wrong tree. The NSF, as ripe a target as it might seem, is comparatively a small...
https://www.sott.net/article/471142-How-to-go-after-the-Big-Science-Cartel-and-actually-win
How to go after the Big Science Cartel and actually win
On 29 July 2022, three Republican US Senators (Rand Paul, KY; Ted Cruz, TX; Richard Burr, NC) asked the Director of the National Science Foundation to provide information on a variety of concerns, ranging from how decisions on funding research grants are made, to how the NSF handles political conflicts of interest among the scientists it supports. Good for them. Since its founding in 1950, the NSF has drifted far from its original mission and vision: to support basic research in universities. Among the aims was to insulate the process of scientific discovery from meddlesome politicians. No more: the NSF has harnessed itself to blatantly political aims, from the dubious "greening" of our society and nation, to the toxic agenda of "Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion". The Senators are right to lift the lid on these shenanigans. They are wasting taxpayers' money. That said, the Senators are barking up the wrong tree. The NSF, as ripe a target as it might seem, is comparatively a small...
https://www.sott.net/article/471142-How-to-go-after-the-Big-Science-Cartel-and-actually-win
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Compassion: 9/11 victims' families appeal to US over seized Afghan funds - "belongs to the Afghan people and the Afghan people alone"
"This is their money, not ours," they wrote in a letter about billions of dollars frozen by Washington Dozens of families whose loved ones were killed in the 9/11 terrorist attack have asked President Joe Biden to ensure that billions of dollars in Afghan funds frozen by the US cannot be used to cover claims for damages against the Taliban. "Any use of the $7 billion to pay off 9/11 family member judgments is legally suspect and morally wrong," they said in a letter sent to the White House on Tuesday. Some of the signatories have filed for compensation, but don't want to be awarded money they believe "belongs to the Afghan people and the Afghan people alone." Politico was the first media outlet to report the contents of the correspondence.
https://www.sott.net/article/471143-Compassion-9-11-victims-families-appeal-to-US-over-seized-Afghan-funds-belongs-to-the-Afghan-people-and-the-Afghan-people-alone
Compassion: 9/11 victims' families appeal to US over seized Afghan funds - "belongs to the Afghan people and the Afghan people alone"
"This is their money, not ours," they wrote in a letter about billions of dollars frozen by Washington Dozens of families whose loved ones were killed in the 9/11 terrorist attack have asked President Joe Biden to ensure that billions of dollars in Afghan funds frozen by the US cannot be used to cover claims for damages against the Taliban. "Any use of the $7 billion to pay off 9/11 family member judgments is legally suspect and morally wrong," they said in a letter sent to the White House on Tuesday. Some of the signatories have filed for compensation, but don't want to be awarded money they believe "belongs to the Afghan people and the Afghan people alone." Politico was the first media outlet to report the contents of the correspondence.
https://www.sott.net/article/471143-Compassion-9-11-victims-families-appeal-to-US-over-seized-Afghan-funds-belongs-to-the-Afghan-people-and-the-Afghan-people-alone
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Putin fears Jewish death curse - ex-Ukrainian official
Russian President Vladimir Putin is likely afraid to attack the city of Dnepr due to a threat that he will be cursed to death through an ancient Jewish ritual, a former Ukrainian official claims. In an interview on Friday with the news website Novoye Vremya, Gennady Korban said he had threatened in July to place the curse on the Russian leader if he attacks the city. "Pulsa diNura is a complicated, difficult procedure. It may have contributed in some way in the sense that so far they have not struck Dnepr. I knock on wood not to jinx it, God forbid, but this is how it is." Pulsa diNura, roughly translated from Aramaic as 'lashes of fire', is a ritual that is attributed to an old Kabbalistic text, though scholars believe the term was not used in the sense of a curse invoked by man.
https://www.sott.net/article/471144-Putin-fears-Jewish-death-curse-ex-Ukrainian-official
Putin fears Jewish death curse - ex-Ukrainian official
Russian President Vladimir Putin is likely afraid to attack the city of Dnepr due to a threat that he will be cursed to death through an ancient Jewish ritual, a former Ukrainian official claims. In an interview on Friday with the news website Novoye Vremya, Gennady Korban said he had threatened in July to place the curse on the Russian leader if he attacks the city. "Pulsa diNura is a complicated, difficult procedure. It may have contributed in some way in the sense that so far they have not struck Dnepr. I knock on wood not to jinx it, God forbid, but this is how it is." Pulsa diNura, roughly translated from Aramaic as 'lashes of fire', is a ritual that is attributed to an old Kabbalistic text, though scholars believe the term was not used in the sense of a curse invoked by man.
https://www.sott.net/article/471144-Putin-fears-Jewish-death-curse-ex-Ukrainian-official
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Turkish airstrike kills three Syrian soldiers - media
Turkish airstrikes killed three Syrian soldiers in the countryside near Aleppo on Tuesday, Syria's SANA news network reported. Syrian forces responded by striking Turkish military sites, causing an unknown number of casualties, the outlet said. Three soldiers were killed in the strikes and six others wounded, SANA reported, citing military sources. According to these sources, Syria's armed forces "responded to the aggression, targeting the occupation sites and destroying them, causing human and material losses." Several sites belonging to Turkish-backed anti-government militants were also hit in retaliation, the report continued: "With the intensification of the provocations practiced by the Turkish regime and the repeated attacks on different areas of Syrian territory, we affirm that any attack on any military point of our armed forces will be met by a direct and immediate response on all fronts."
https://www.sott.net/article/471145-Turkish-airstrike-kills-three-Syrian-soldiers-media
Turkish airstrike kills three Syrian soldiers - media
Turkish airstrikes killed three Syrian soldiers in the countryside near Aleppo on Tuesday, Syria's SANA news network reported. Syrian forces responded by striking Turkish military sites, causing an unknown number of casualties, the outlet said. Three soldiers were killed in the strikes and six others wounded, SANA reported, citing military sources. According to these sources, Syria's armed forces "responded to the aggression, targeting the occupation sites and destroying them, causing human and material losses." Several sites belonging to Turkish-backed anti-government militants were also hit in retaliation, the report continued: "With the intensification of the provocations practiced by the Turkish regime and the repeated attacks on different areas of Syrian territory, we affirm that any attack on any military point of our armed forces will be met by a direct and immediate response on all fronts."
https://www.sott.net/article/471145-Turkish-airstrike-kills-three-Syrian-soldiers-media
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Turkey and Israel restore full diplomatic relations
Israel and Turkey announced on Wednesday the full normalization of relations and the return of their ambassadors to Ankara and Tel Aviv. Why it matters: The announcement ends a four-year diplomatic crisis that led to downgraded relations between the two non-Arab regional powers. Driving the news: The Israeli prime minister's office said in a statement the agreement was reached on Tuesday in a phone call between the director generals of the Israeli and Turkish foreign ministries. Both countries decided to upgrade the relations to full diplomatic representation and return the Israeli ambassador and consul general to Ankara and Istanbul and the Turkish ambassador and consul general to Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. What they're saying: "The normalization of ties with Turkey is an asset for regional stability and an economic benefit for the citizens of Israel," Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid said.
https://www.sott.net/article/471146-Turkey-and-Israel-restore-full-diplomatic-relations
Turkey and Israel restore full diplomatic relations
Israel and Turkey announced on Wednesday the full normalization of relations and the return of their ambassadors to Ankara and Tel Aviv. Why it matters: The announcement ends a four-year diplomatic crisis that led to downgraded relations between the two non-Arab regional powers. Driving the news: The Israeli prime minister's office said in a statement the agreement was reached on Tuesday in a phone call between the director generals of the Israeli and Turkish foreign ministries. Both countries decided to upgrade the relations to full diplomatic representation and return the Israeli ambassador and consul general to Ankara and Istanbul and the Turkish ambassador and consul general to Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. What they're saying: "The normalization of ties with Turkey is an asset for regional stability and an economic benefit for the citizens of Israel," Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid said.
https://www.sott.net/article/471146-Turkey-and-Israel-restore-full-diplomatic-relations
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Russia, China and India to hold massive "Vostok" war games in two weeks
Chinese troops will travel to Russia to take part in war games along with India, Belarus, Mongolia, Tajikistan and other largely anti-Western countries, China's defense ministry said on Wednesday, adding redundantly that China's participation in the joint exercises is "unrelated to the current international and regional situation." Last month, Moscow announced plans to hold "Vostok" (East) exercises from Aug. 30 to Sept. 5, even as it wages war in Ukraine. It said at the time that some foreign forces would participate, without naming them. It turns out that the "foreign forces" account for just under half of the world's population. China's defence ministry said its participation in the exercises was part of an ongoing bilateral annual cooperation agreement with Russia, Reuters reported. The statement said: "The aim is to deepen practical and friendly cooperation with the armies of participating countries, enhance the level of strategic collaboration among the participating parties,...
https://www.sott.net/article/471147-Russia-China-and-India-to-hold-massive-Vostok-war-games-in-two-weeks
Russia, China and India to hold massive "Vostok" war games in two weeks
Chinese troops will travel to Russia to take part in war games along with India, Belarus, Mongolia, Tajikistan and other largely anti-Western countries, China's defense ministry said on Wednesday, adding redundantly that China's participation in the joint exercises is "unrelated to the current international and regional situation." Last month, Moscow announced plans to hold "Vostok" (East) exercises from Aug. 30 to Sept. 5, even as it wages war in Ukraine. It said at the time that some foreign forces would participate, without naming them. It turns out that the "foreign forces" account for just under half of the world's population. China's defence ministry said its participation in the exercises was part of an ongoing bilateral annual cooperation agreement with Russia, Reuters reported. The statement said: "The aim is to deepen practical and friendly cooperation with the armies of participating countries, enhance the level of strategic collaboration among the participating parties,...
https://www.sott.net/article/471147-Russia-China-and-India-to-hold-massive-Vostok-war-games-in-two-weeks
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China flash floods: 16 dead and 36 missing in Qinghai province
Sudden rainstorm triggers landslide and diverts river resulting in floods Sixteen people are dead and 36 others missing after a flash flood hit Qinghai province in western China amid the ongoing torrential rains, according to Chinese media reports. Heavy and sudden downpours in Datong Hui and Tu Autonomous County of Qinghai province started late on Wednesday, causing flooding in the mountains and triggering landslides, according to China's state broadcaster CCTV. The flash floods affected an area with more than 6,000 people and over 1,500 houses, CCTV said.
https://www.sott.net/article/471148-China-flash-floods-16-dead-and-36-missing-in-Qinghai-province
China flash floods: 16 dead and 36 missing in Qinghai province
Sudden rainstorm triggers landslide and diverts river resulting in floods Sixteen people are dead and 36 others missing after a flash flood hit Qinghai province in western China amid the ongoing torrential rains, according to Chinese media reports. Heavy and sudden downpours in Datong Hui and Tu Autonomous County of Qinghai province started late on Wednesday, causing flooding in the mountains and triggering landslides, according to China's state broadcaster CCTV. The flash floods affected an area with more than 6,000 people and over 1,500 houses, CCTV said.
https://www.sott.net/article/471148-China-flash-floods-16-dead-and-36-missing-in-Qinghai-province
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New Zealand weather: Evacuations as heavy rain, flooding hits West Coast, South Island - over foot of rain in 24 hours (UPDATE)
A state of emergency has been declared in Nelson as residents have been told to evacuate their homes immediately after the Maitai River breached its banks. Some 223 homes in Nelson have already been evacuated. Nelson Mayor Rachel Reese said the river, which runs through the city and out to Tasman Bay, breached its banks as heavy rain continues to sweep across the South Island. Flood waters are encroaching on the city centre, a video from the Collingwood St bridge shows, while search and rescue teams are now looking for people who need help in the flooded streets and suburbs.
https://www.sott.net/article/471108-New-Zealand-weather-Evacuations-as-heavy-rain-flooding-hits-West-Coast-South-Island-over-foot-of-rain-in-24-hours-UPDATE
New Zealand weather: Evacuations as heavy rain, flooding hits West Coast, South Island - over foot of rain in 24 hours (UPDATE)
A state of emergency has been declared in Nelson as residents have been told to evacuate their homes immediately after the Maitai River breached its banks. Some 223 homes in Nelson have already been evacuated. Nelson Mayor Rachel Reese said the river, which runs through the city and out to Tasman Bay, breached its banks as heavy rain continues to sweep across the South Island. Flood waters are encroaching on the city centre, a video from the Collingwood St bridge shows, while search and rescue teams are now looking for people who need help in the flooded streets and suburbs.
https://www.sott.net/article/471108-New-Zealand-weather-Evacuations-as-heavy-rain-flooding-hits-West-Coast-South-Island-over-foot-of-rain-in-24-hours-UPDATE
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New Zealand weather: Evacuations as heavy rain, flooding and landslips hit - over a foot of rain in 24 hours (UPDATE)
A state of emergency has been declared in Nelson as residents have been told to evacuate their homes immediately after the Maitai River breached its banks. Some 223 homes in Nelson have already been evacuated. Nelson Mayor Rachel Reese said the river, which runs through the city and out to Tasman Bay, breached its banks as heavy rain continues to sweep across the South Island. Flood waters are encroaching on the city centre, a video from the Collingwood St bridge shows, while search and rescue teams are now looking for people who need help in the flooded streets and suburbs.
https://www.sott.net/article/471108-New-Zealand-weather-Evacuations-as-heavy-rain-flooding-and-landslips-hit-over-a-foot-of-rain-in-24-hours-UPDATE
New Zealand weather: Evacuations as heavy rain, flooding and landslips hit - over a foot of rain in 24 hours (UPDATE)
A state of emergency has been declared in Nelson as residents have been told to evacuate their homes immediately after the Maitai River breached its banks. Some 223 homes in Nelson have already been evacuated. Nelson Mayor Rachel Reese said the river, which runs through the city and out to Tasman Bay, breached its banks as heavy rain continues to sweep across the South Island. Flood waters are encroaching on the city centre, a video from the Collingwood St bridge shows, while search and rescue teams are now looking for people who need help in the flooded streets and suburbs.
https://www.sott.net/article/471108-New-Zealand-weather-Evacuations-as-heavy-rain-flooding-and-landslips-hit-over-a-foot-of-rain-in-24-hours-UPDATE
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Summer flash flooding hits London
Torrential downpours are battering the UK capital today, leaving many places flooded and forcing several tube stations to close. As thunderstorms batter the country's dry landscape with heavy rain, London is suffering flash floods..
https://www.sott.net/article/471149-Summer-flash-flooding-hits-London
Summer flash flooding hits London
Torrential downpours are battering the UK capital today, leaving many places flooded and forcing several tube stations to close. As thunderstorms batter the country's dry landscape with heavy rain, London is suffering flash floods..
https://www.sott.net/article/471149-Summer-flash-flooding-hits-London
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CDC quietly removes 'claim' that spike protein doesn't 'last long' in the body after COVID vaccine
This is what the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) had to say about the mRNA vaccines last summer (July 2021):
https://www.sott.net/article/471150-CDC-quietly-removes-claim-that-spike-protein-doesnt-last-long-in-the-body-after-COVID-vaccine
CDC quietly removes 'claim' that spike protein doesn't 'last long' in the body after COVID vaccine
This is what the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) had to say about the mRNA vaccines last summer (July 2021):
https://www.sott.net/article/471150-CDC-quietly-removes-claim-that-spike-protein-doesnt-last-long-in-the-body-after-COVID-vaccine
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Finnish PM responds to drug allegations after wild party videos leaked
Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin has denied taking drugs after videos of a night out, in which a number of revelers could reportedly be heard discussing cocaine, were leaked online. The controversy has prompted some politicians to call for the young leader to take a drug test. "I am upset that these videos have become public. It was about me having a night out with friends. Partying - even in a boisterous way - dancing and singing," Marin told the media on Thursday morning. She denied any wrongdoing, but lamented the violation of her privacy. The party took place at a private residence several weeks ago, she said, and expected her off-duty time to remain confidential. Marin confirmed that the party that night later continued at two bars in Helsinki.
https://www.sott.net/article/471151-Finnish-PM-responds-to-drug-allegations-after-wild-party-videos-leaked
Finnish PM responds to drug allegations after wild party videos leaked
Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin has denied taking drugs after videos of a night out, in which a number of revelers could reportedly be heard discussing cocaine, were leaked online. The controversy has prompted some politicians to call for the young leader to take a drug test. "I am upset that these videos have become public. It was about me having a night out with friends. Partying - even in a boisterous way - dancing and singing," Marin told the media on Thursday morning. She denied any wrongdoing, but lamented the violation of her privacy. The party took place at a private residence several weeks ago, she said, and expected her off-duty time to remain confidential. Marin confirmed that the party that night later continued at two bars in Helsinki.
https://www.sott.net/article/471151-Finnish-PM-responds-to-drug-allegations-after-wild-party-videos-leaked
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Huge complex of 500 standing stones found in Spain
Madrid (AFP) - A huge megalithic complex of more than 500 standing stones has been discovered in southern Spain which could be one of the largest in Europe, archaeologists told AFP Thursday. The stones were discovered on a plot of land in Huelva, a province which flanks the southernmost part of Spain's border with Portugal, near the Guadiana River. Spanning some 600 hectares (1,500 acres), the land had been earmarked for an avocado planation. But before granting the permit, the regional authorities requested a survey in light of the site's possible archaeological significance -- and revealed the presence of the stones. "This is the biggest and most diverse collection of standing stones grouped together in the Iberian peninsula," said Jose Antonio Linares, a researcher at Huelva University and one of the project's three directors. It is likely that the oldest standing stones at the La Torre-La Janera site were erected during the second half of the sixth or fifth millennium BC, he...
https://www.sott.net/article/471152-Huge-complex-of-500-standing-stones-found-in-Spain
Huge complex of 500 standing stones found in Spain
Madrid (AFP) - A huge megalithic complex of more than 500 standing stones has been discovered in southern Spain which could be one of the largest in Europe, archaeologists told AFP Thursday. The stones were discovered on a plot of land in Huelva, a province which flanks the southernmost part of Spain's border with Portugal, near the Guadiana River. Spanning some 600 hectares (1,500 acres), the land had been earmarked for an avocado planation. But before granting the permit, the regional authorities requested a survey in light of the site's possible archaeological significance -- and revealed the presence of the stones. "This is the biggest and most diverse collection of standing stones grouped together in the Iberian peninsula," said Jose Antonio Linares, a researcher at Huelva University and one of the project's three directors. It is likely that the oldest standing stones at the La Torre-La Janera site were erected during the second half of the sixth or fifth millennium BC, he...
https://www.sott.net/article/471152-Huge-complex-of-500-standing-stones-found-in-Spain
