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The likes of mung beans and chickpeas, vital goods used in sri lanka, we are seeing according to local media prices almost doubling in the past 12 months. is this because the country didnt have enough foreign exchange, many foreign banks have pulled out of it and as we saw a year ago, restrictions about when it came to importing very coming early spice in china in sri lanka sorry, turmeric, to maintain the supply of foreign currency, but supplies are dwindling and as a result we are seeing the c...

Everyone who comes back only puts more pressure on government services. >> reporter: buildings and homes s destroyed. roadways blocked, trees and power lines down continuing to cause dangerous conditions throughout the state. >> weve just been through horrendous night with winds, rain, gusts, water coming up, rivers rising, power outages. it is incredible. >> reporter: the category 4 storm brought pounding winds and devastating flooding that topped roofs in some places. >> 185 mile-per-hour wind...

Were back on bourbon street just about 10 minutes down the road from where we were the last time we spoke. people are starting to come out and take a look at the damage that was done here. a lot of the shop owners who call bourbon street home are able to come out and take a look and see, did their sandbags work? did the boarding up of the windows work? we saw some shops where they decided not to board up. their windows were busted out. that is what were seeing this morning as people come out and...

Firsthand and to observe the transition to the evacuation. i left on a c-17 that brought more than 130 afghans and american citizens out from karzai international airport to qatar. our men and women on the ground at the airport quickly embraced the dangerous and methodical work of defending the airport while conducting the hand screening of more than 120,000 evacuees from six different entry points onto the airfield. we also conducted three separate helicopter extractions of three distinct group...

Firsthand and to observe the transition to the evacuation. i left on a c-17 that brought more than 130 afghans and american citizens out from karzai international airport to qatar. our men and women on the ground at the airport quickly embraced the dangerous and methodical work of defending the airport while conducting the hand screening of more than 120,000 evacuees from six different entry points under the airfield. we also conducted three separate helicopter exractions including at least 185 ...

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Dangers remain. louisiana reeling tonight from hurricane idas brutal impact. >> weve just been through a horrendous night with winds, rain, gusts, water coming up, rivers rising, power outages. its incredible. >> reporter: the category 4 storm brought pounding winds and devastating flooding that topped roofs in some places. >> they say it was 185-mile-an-hour winds, and i believe it. >> reporter: the storm so powerful it temporarily reversed the flow of the mississippi river. >> i dont want to m...

За вчора, 28 серпня, на Львівщині провакцинували 4174 особи, з них 3185 мешканців області отримали щеплення в 18-ти центрах вакцинації.

This is just a very serious storm. itll be one of the very strongest storms to hit louisiana since the 1850s. >> well, lets talk about all of this with tyler mauldin. tyler, hi. just give us a sense of -- of where its heading right now. >> hurricane ida has begun its rapid intensification process, robyn. its about 185 miles to the south of houma, louisiana. about 100 miles to the south-southeast of the mouth of the mississippi river. and its heading right in that direction. sustained wind right ...

This will be one of the strongest landfalling hurricanes in our countrys history. so itll go down there with the andrew and katrina and laura and matthew that went into mexico beach and florida. weve had a list of powerful hurricanes lately and this is right there likely to make landfall in the next couple of hours with winds of 150 miles per hour. it didnt strengthen the last update. thus all the way up to 185. when you hear the parish presidents telling people that live in trailers they have t...