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Mr Eric Essuman, the Acting Director-General of Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet), says flash floods are a growing threat in urban areas due to...

The Acting Director-General of Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet), Mr Eric Essuman, says flash floods are a growing threat in urban areas due to population increase, migration, and climate change.

Mr Eric Essuman, the Acting Director-General of Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet), says flash floods are a growing threat in urban areas due to population increase, migration, and climate change. He said flash floods were sudden local floods of great volume and short duration occurring within six hours or less of…

With early predictions for an “exceedingly” active hurricane season this year, the Government of Barbados is moving to get the country ready from as early as April and May, and is ensuring that early warning systems are in place.

Minister of Home Affairs and Information, Wilfred Abrahams, speaking at the second national consultative Technical Workshop for Validation of the Multi-Haza ...

The bundle replaces expiring FEMA IPAWS Certificates that must be updated before April 14

Industry body COAI said the proposal needs to be reviewed to ensure a level playing field for all participants.

On November 28, 2023, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC or Commission) granted a limited extension of the deadline to prioritize Common Alerting Protocol (CAP)-formatted emergency...

Stations using Sage Alerting Systems will get an extra 90 days to make EAS messages more accessible; other will need to comply by Dec. 12

The project is scalable to other languages in the future.