Singaporeans not buying "Experts'" blaming persistent flooding on rain
Refuting PUB Expert Panel that increase in rainfall intensity contributes to flooding
April 4th, 2012 | Author: Ng Kok Lim
Dear expert panel, I refer to the 12 Jan 2012 Straits Times report “Annual rainfall is increasing here: Experts” [1]. It was reported that rainfall increased by 15mm a year on average between 1968 and 2008. The table below was constructed using government rainfall data [2]. It shows that by shifting the years by one or two, a completely different…
Rain, floods kill 115 in UP over the last two months, Uttarakhand, India
Rain, floods kill 115 in UP, Uttarakhand
Heavy rain and floods in parts of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand have left as many as 115 dead over the past two months, official reports said.…
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Australia: Sydney bracing for wettest July since 1959
19:39 AEST Thu Jul 21 2011
Sydney is bracing for the wettest July in more than 50 years as a severe weather warning is issued for coastal areas.
Torrential rainfall is creating traffic chaos as flooded roads are closed across the state.
Observatory Hill in Sydney's city centre has recorded 171 millimetres in the month so far, already giving coastal areas of the NSW capital the wettest July since 1999.
If just…
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Copenhagen drowning in flash floods
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Weekly News link Update week ended 31 January 2011
The following flood statistics have been reported since the beginning of 2011.
Australian Flood: 22 dead; 14 missing; 2.1 million people live in the 51 areas being labelled as disaster zones; 500,000 sq km area affected by flood; more than 20,000 homes and businesses have been flooded; the estimated cost of rebuilding the worst hit Queensland state alone stood at A$10 billions;
Brazil Flood: 806 dead; 400 missing; 3,000 homeless; 5,000…
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Weekly News Link update for week ended 22 January 2011
The following flood statistics have been reported since the beginning of 2011.
Australian Flood: 20 dead; 14 missing; 2.1 million people live in the 51 areas being labelled as disaster zones; 500,000 sq km area affected by flood; more than 20,000 homes and businesses have been flooded; the estimated cost of rebuilding the worst hit Queensland state alone stood at A$10 billions;
Brazil Flood: 767 dead; 400 missing; 3,000 homeless; 5,000…
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Flood Statistics since the beginning of 2011
The following flood statistics have been reported since the beginning of 2011.
Australian Flood: 20 dead; 14 missing; 2.1 million people live in the 51 areas being labelled as disaster zones; 500,000 sq km area affected by flood; more than 20,000 homes and businesses have been flooded; the estimated cost of rebuilding the worst hit Queensland state alone stood at A$10 billions;
Brazil Flood: 626 dead; at least 14,000 people…
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15 January 2011 Official World News Summary
15 January 2011 News Highlight
Please note that flood news for Australia, Sri lanka and Philippines are appearing more frequently in the main stream media.
The cover ups continue in Indonesia with not much details of their flood, landslide and mudslides being reported.
Australia…
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January 2011 Disaster News link
Since there are so many news floating around, this blog is intending to compile all official news into one - helping members to see a bigger picture and hence connecting the dots for 7 of 10. I will do my best to add more links as events unfold. Your contribution is welcome by posting links in comments.
The following flood statistics have been reported since the beginning of 2011.
Australian Flood: 22 dead; 14 missing; 2.1 million people…
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Keeping an eye on Brazil
13 January 2011 Brazil: Brazil floods, mudslides leave 237 dead
12 January 2011 Brazil: At least 48 dead in rain-hit Brazil town
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Keeping an eye on Australia
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Keeping an eye on Indonesia
12 January 2011 East Nusa Tenggara: Huge Waves Destroy homes in East Indonesia
12 January 2011 Japara: Tens of hectares of rice in Jepara Awash by Sea Water…
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10 January 2011: floods had affected 1,120,685 people so far in Philippines
10 January 2011 Bicol: CamSur eyes preemptive evacuation
In the wake of floods and landslides that have hit the Bicol Region, officials in Camarines Sur are planning a possible preemptive evacuation of families in 26 towns.
On Monday, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council said the province's disaster management officials are anticipating more floods and landslides there.
"No fishing activity (is…
Keeping an eye on Sri Lanka
12 January 2011 Sri Lanka: Nearly 1 milliom people affected in Sri Lanka floods
12 January 2011 Sri Lanka: Floods ground Sri Lanka President Mahinda Rajapaksa…
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Keeping an eye on Thailand
12 January 2011 Narathiwat: Provinces hit by cold spells, floods
10 January 2011 Narathiwat: Narathiwat, Thailand declared Flood Disaster Zone…
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8 January 2011: Nearly 600,000 people marooned by floods in Sri Lanka
Nearly 600,000 people marooned by floods in Sri Lanka
COLOMBO, Jan. 8 (Xinhua) -- Floods situation in east Sri Lanka has seen no improvement as "continuous rains" lashed the area over the last two weeks, relief officials said Saturday.
"In terms of numbers 588,000 people have been affected. Over 4, 800 are in relief camps. There have been three deaths. We maintain 18 camps for the floods displaced", said Pradeep Kodippily, deputy director of the National Disaster Management…
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Flooding victims are rising in Philippines with 33 deaths & 883128 persons have been affected by continuous rain
MANILA, Philippines - A Chinese mining firm employee has died after being hit by a falling rock in the head during heavy downpour in Lagonoy, Camarines Sur, police said Saturday.
Police identified the Chinese as Chen Te Hao, an employee of Prime Work Mining Corp. in Sitio Benguet, Barangay Gimagtocon.
A belated police report said Chen died after being hit by a falling rock during heavy downpour around 7:45 p.m. on Thursday (January 6).
The victim died while being rushed…
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Keeping an eye on China
12 January 2011 Shanghai: 5.0 Magitude quake hits South yellow Sea, tremor felt in Shanghai
10 January 2011 South China: South to endure more freezing weather, blizzards and sleet
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