BBC World
Nepal Tunnel Rescue: 'Layer Upon Layer of Miracles,' Plus a Whole Lot of Digging
Nepal tunnel rescue: experts used maps, explosives, and sheer audacity to pull two men out alive - now they're heading for the 'Goldilocks zone.'
BBC World
Nepal tunnel rescue: experts used maps, explosives, and sheer audacity to pull two men out alive - now they're heading for the 'Goldilocks zone.'
UN News
UNICEF reports 22,000 Nepali children lack safe water after floods; supplies are on the way, but rebuilding is a long haul.
BBC World
Thousands remain missing after a deadly flash flood in Nepal and Tibet, rescue turns to recovery, and the death toll is expected to rise as remote areas struggle for access.
BBC World
China's internet censorship is so effective it's hiding a catastrophic flood, leaving the world to wonder if the victims are real or just a glitch in the firewall.
The Guardian Europe
Nepal's flood death toll hits 353, a new lake threatens to burst, and climate change probably had a hand in it - because why not?
BBC World
A flash flood in Nepal kills 17, leaves 291 tourists unaccounted for, and proves that Mother Nature has a wicked sense of deja vu.
The Guardian Europe
Indiana gets a record-breaking soaking, five deaths, and a whole lot of water where it shouldn't be, proving again that nature doesn't care about your plans.
The Guardian
Heathrow's burst water main floods terminals, disrupts travel, and reminds everyone that even airports aren't immune to a bad plumbing day.
The Guardian
Porto Alegre's flood-weary residents, still rebuilding after a deadly 2024 deluge, now face another El Niño with incomplete defences and government plans that feel less like protection and more like expulsion.
TechCrunch
Waymo's robotaxis can't handle water, so the company is expanding its 'we give up' zone to four cities - because apparently, rain is still a mystery to AI.
NASA
Alaska's Kuskokwim River ice decides to play a game of 'now you see it, now you're flooded,' leaving Aniak residents with a wet reminder that spring isn't always a picnic.
The Good Times
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