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In November 2025, Indonesia faced one of its deadliest disasters when days of heavy rainfall triggered landslides and flooding across three provinces on the island of Sumatra: North Sumatra, West Sumatra, and Aceh. The death toll, which exceeded one thousand, along with widespread destruction …
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Manila, the capital of the Philippines, is the second-most populous city in the country, following Quezon City. The World Population Review estimates that Manila's population will reach 15.5 million by 2026. It is the world's most densely populated city, with nearly 43,000 residents per …
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New Zealand’s weather and stunning landscapes contribute significantly to its appeal as a place to live. However, the country is also vulnerable to natural hazards, including floods, landslides, earthquakes, and storms, as well as the impacts of climate change. Infrastructure New Zealand …
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Electric vehicles (EVs) are typically heavier than traditional internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, raising concerns about the adaptability of road infrastructure. As countries around the world, including New Zealand, strive for a greener future, it is crucial for engineers and …
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New Zealanders are living longer, increasing their life expectancy, and this is a good thing. Healthy older people contribute to their communities and families by providing support and volunteering, while others continue working. New Zealanders aged 65 and above also enjoy a higher …
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From the eastern states to the south, several states were blanketed by heavy snow, sleet, and freezing rain from a storm that began on Friday, January 23, 2026. At least seven people have died due to the extreme cold, according to CNN. Forecasts show that freezing temperatures will continue …
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Rural bridges in Africa are not just structures; they are lifelines that connect isolated communities to a world of opportunities. Imagine a child, eager to learn but facing dangerous routes to school—these bridges provide safe passage, ensuring education is within reach and paving the way for …
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The impact of slash is more significant than many realize, as it can cause serious damage to roads, bridges, property, and other vital structures. Understanding this threat is crucial to safeguarding our infrastructure and ensuring the safety of our communities. Slash refers to forestry …
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In 2025, Bali, Indonesia's renowned tourist destination, welcomed over 6 million international visitors. The island province is on track for growth, with ambitious goals to attract high-quality tourists. In 2025, Bali’s top five visitor countries were Australia, China, India, South Korea, …
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From January 23 to 27, 2026, Winter Storm Fern impacted the United States, bringing heavy snowfall, sleet, freezing rain, ice accumulation, and record-breaking cold temperatures. The storm affected many regions across the country, ranging from the Southwest to the Northeast, resulting in …
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The World Bank handbook, "Handbook for Livable and Resilient Cities: Integrating Hazard and Risk Information into Urban Planning", spanning over 200 pages, emphasizes that cities are crucial hubs for opportunities, living spaces, innovation, and economic growth. Populations in cities are also …
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Port infrastructure remains the backbone of global trade and economy, facilitating around 80% of all international trade by volume. In addition to serving as loading and unloading docks, major ports worldwide have adopted digital technology and AI tools. This evolution has transformed them …
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