Asia Flood Crisis Claims Over 1,200 Lives in 2025
Over 1,200 lives lost in Asia’s 2025 flood disasters, triggering regional climate action and economic concerns. Latest updates on relief efforts.
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Over 1,200 lives lost in Asia’s 2025 flood disasters, triggering regional climate action and economic concerns. Latest updates on relief efforts.
Catastrophic cyclones and record monsoon rains devastate Asia in 2025, with UN agencies warning of climate-driven “tsunami-like” impacts across multiple nations.
Over 18,000 evacuated in Malaysia as severe monsoon flooding hits 10 states. Government deploys 100,000 personnel for relief efforts amid ongoing meteorological warnings.
Philippines suspends search for Typhoon Kalmaegi victims as Super Typhoon Fung-wong approaches, prompting evacuations and raising flood risks.
Typhoon Kalmaegi leaves 188 dead in the Philippines, causes destruction in central Vietnam. Agricultural losses exceed $169k, nationwide state of calamity declared.
Over 340 killed in NW Pakistan floods as monsoon rains trigger widespread destruction, with rescue operations ongoing across 11 districts.
Southern Europe faces intense wildfires fueled by heatwaves and drought, with emergency crews on high alert as climate risks escalate.
Europe faces extreme heatwaves and wildfires, with experts warning of a climate-driven ‘new era of drought.’ Urgent global cooperation is needed to address the crisis.
South Korea faces its deadliest wildfire on record, with 30 fatalities, thousands displaced, and emergency crews battling blazes in Gyeongsangbuk-do since March 21.
A South Korean helicopter pilot died battling massive wildfires that have killed 18 people and displaced thousands, as authorities escalate crisis response efforts.